Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Best place to stay for western Birmingham. Access to Dudley/black country; Ironbridge; Dudley Zoo; Birmingham botanical gardens; Cadbury World. Warwick Castle and Stratford on Avon not too far away. Plenty of parking. Easy access.
Best place to stay for western Birmingham. Access to Dudley/black country; Ironbridge; Dudley Zoo; Birmingham botanical gardens; Cadbury World. Warwick Castle and Stratford on Avon not too far away. Plenty of parking. Easy access.
Two minutes walk from the Bus Station (Digbeth), 5 minutes walk to Moor Street train station, 8 minutes walk to Birmingham New Street train station. Also, just a couple of minutes to the Bull Ring Shopping Center, not much further to China Town area or the Downtown including library, museums, seaquarium, canal boat tours, pubs (Old Crown just down the street opened in 1368), modern restaurants - Browns, Bills, Jamies, and even a Starbucks for those who must....
Great little suite with...
Two minutes walk from the Bus Station (Digbeth), 5 minutes walk to Moor Street train station, 8 minutes walk to Birmingham New Street train station. Also, just a couple of minutes to the Bull Ring Shopping Center, not much further to China Town area or the Downtown including library, museums, seaquarium, canal boat tours, pubs (Old Crown just down the street opened in 1368), modern restaurants - Browns, Bills, Jamies, and even a Starbucks for those who must....
Great little suite with...
Room was elegant, clean, tea/coffee/biscuits/chocolate available. Occasional to use the bar, barman was friendly, helpful and mixed a very good “old fashioned “.
Room was elegant, clean, tea/coffee/biscuits/chocolate available. Occasional to use the bar, barman was friendly, helpful and mixed a very good “old fashioned “.
I had a really lovely stay at The Bull. The rest of Birmingham felt really trashy and industrial to me, and walking through the front door of The Bull felt like entering a cozier, cleaner, charming world. The room was very clean, everyone was very nice, and I loved petting Ellie the pub cat with a pint of cider in the evenings.
I had a really lovely stay at The Bull. The rest of Birmingham felt really trashy and industrial to me, and walking through the front door of The Bull felt like entering a cozier, cleaner, charming world. The room was very clean, everyone was very nice, and I loved petting Ellie the pub cat with a pint of cider in the evenings.
The hotel is right next to the airport, which made it super convenient since we had an early flight the next day.
The place was super clean. The staff were super nice.
It had free parking and was gated, which I felt safe.
I would have given a 5-star rating for Property condition, except the USB ports next to the bed were not working. The next morning, we let the staff know and they were very apologetic and asked how they can make it up. We just told them not to worry about it.
Since we were...
The hotel is right next to the airport, which made it super convenient since we had an early flight the next day.
The place was super clean. The staff were super nice.
It had free parking and was gated, which I felt safe.
I would have given a 5-star rating for Property condition, except the USB ports next to the bed were not working. The next morning, we let the staff know and they were very apologetic and asked how they can make it up. We just told them not to worry about it.
Since we were...
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Reviewed September 27, 2024Reviewed September 27, 2024
We chose it b/c it was right across the street from Birmingham New Street train station - and have no regrets, since it was close to everything else. Had also dinner there, the food was good. The bedroom was comfortable and the staff was helpful. Nice experience overall.
We chose it b/c it was right across the street from Birmingham New Street train station - and have no regrets, since it was close to everything else. Had also dinner there, the food was good. The bedroom was comfortable and the staff was helpful. Nice experience overall.
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