Find hotels near CBSO Centre, Birmingham from AED 238

"Nice and neat place to stay. It is totally worth the money. "

"Deluxe Club Double Room very large and comfortable. Always stay at Malmaison when stopping in Birmingham. Hotel very modern and well designed."

"Madeleine Bar is great. Room was nice, but I didn’t rate the bathroom as the room is large but the bath / shower combination was very small. The breakfast was not good at all. "

"A very pleasant stay. Wonderful breakfast with such a wide selection. Staff very good and were happy to help. Would definitely recommend you book and stay at this hotel. "

"The location is great rooms are well equipped snd the staff are amazing"

"The hotel was ok. There have certainly been economies made on the quality and variety of the food. I would avoid the thing they said was a sausage "

"Room was really clean Road was nice a quiet so got a really good night sleep, breakfast wasn’t so great not much options for vegetarians or people that don’t eat pork"

"Staff were really friendly, helpful and accommodating. Facilities a little "tired" in places, but what you'd expect from a historic building. Breakfast was ok. Cooked breakfast not highest standard even though good quantity. Bed v comfortable and big room. Location perfect for central Birmingham."

"The hotel is in an excellent location, with easy access for driving and convenient on-site parking. I’d also highly recommend a visit to Pushkar next door—the food was outstanding, and it’s a real bonus that it’s linked to the hotel. The rooms were very comfortable, with cosy beds and modern, clean bathrooms, which made for a pleasant stay overall. My only issue was with the lift, which malfunctioned while we were heading up to the 14th floor. It was a bit of an unsettling experience—certainly not the kind of “thrill ride” you’d expect outside of a theme park. My daughter chose to walk to the room afterward. Although I raised the alarm while inside the lift, I still needed to inform staff once we reached the ground floor. They did arrange for engineering to investigate, but the situation could have been handled more proactively."