The Birmingham Great Barr Hotel is a contemporary, three story hotel that occupies a ... more
quiet location in Birmingham close to Junction seven of the M6 motorway, nine miles from the city center. With neutral, modern décor and simple, polished wood furnitu...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Birmingham Great Barr Hotel is a contemporary, three story hotel that occupies a ... more
quiet location in Birmingham close to Junction seven of the M6 motorway, nine miles from the city center. With neutral, modern décor and simple, polished wood furnitu...
Information:
Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Birmingham Great Barr Hotel is located just 20 minutes from the centre of Birmingham ... more
in the leafy suburb of Great Barr. After a recent 1 million pound refurbishment programme, the hotel now boasts a fresh, vibrant, contemporary building set in beau...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Great Barr Hotel is located in the leafy suburb of Great Barr a mere 20 minute drive ... more
from the centre of Birmingham The Hotel is situated close to M6 Motorway at Junction 7 and M5 Motorway at Junction 1 with easy access to the International Conven...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
I stayed at this hotel for work purposes on Monday 3rd March in a single room on the sixth floor. We paid £70 B&B.
My initial reaction was to be extremely negative about this hotel, however, on reflection i think it is important to point out some of its good points. I would not say it was an enjoyable experience, however, it was adequate and i've had worse!
On the plus side -
This is a proper city centre hotel - right in the centre of town, close to shops. If you are visiting Birmingham to shop, this is perfect.
The kettle and toilet were clean, which is always a good start!
The member of staff who booked me in was pleasant and helpful. There was an error with our booking, we had 4 rooms booked, but only two of us were on the list. She gave me the list to check through - which had other guest's names and personal details ...
Advantages: Cheap, great location Disadvantages: Thin walls, decor has seen better days
I have stayed in hotels from time to time after a night out as it often works out as cheaper than getting a taxi home for me! This is what first brought me to stay at the Britannia, and I have stayed there a total of 4 times so far.
Features Provided in the Hotel
The Britannia Birmingham is a large hotel in the city centre of Birmingham, and part of a chain of Britannia hotels across the country.
The Britannia boasts:
195 rooms
General Restaurant
Bar
24-Hour Front Desk
Non-Smoking Rooms
Business Centre with free of charge internet
The 9th floor of the hotel is devoted to conferences and banquets
Room Service
Check-In from 14:00 hours
Check-Out until 11:00 hours
Price
I usually book my stays at the Britannia through lastminute.com as I find it is often cheaper than just turning up on the day ...
Advantages: Cheap and cheerful, clean and tidy Disadvantages: very basic, no frills, but at that price who wants them?
We live in Devon and had tickets for a Runrig concert in Birmingham Symphony Hall. We live out in the country so going out into the big wide world can be quite scary you know what with all the guncrime and murder in the big cities!!!
We were a bit wary of staying in the centre of Birmingham mainly due to cost, so we looked for somewhere on the edge and found Days Inn in West Bromwich, Birmingham. It is just off junction 1 of the M5 which was great and easy to find. We then took a taxi into Birmingham later on. This cost £12 each way, but thats another story!
The hotel had underground parking which made us feel that the car was secure (no need to take the wheels in with us)!. The hotel is based on several floors of a large 10 storey building, with reception on the ground floor.
Our swipe card would not open the room door ...
