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Radisson Blu Hotel, Birmingham

3.8 of 5 • 792 reviews
Gay Village
stayed only one night ( work commitment) but thought staff were excellent, Breakfast plenty of choice. Booking in and out was a breeze. Read more
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Malmaison Birmingham

4.2 of 5 • 549 reviews
Birmingham
Excellent service all the time Love coming to this hotel Read more
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Park Regis Birmingham

4 of 5 • 94 reviews
Birmingham
Got back late so wanted to order room service but phone not working in room! Ordered room service breakfast and still had nt arrived by 8.30 when I left to attend conference! Starving! Read more
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Jurys Inn Birmingham

4.2 of 5 • 2,120 reviews
Birmingham
Fast check in, where I was offered a quiet room.Room clean and tidy with tea, biscuits and a good shower. *Super comfortable* bed and bedding, and a noon checkout. Not pretty, but central, comfortable and that's what I want when travelling alone. Read more
£50

Hyatt Regency Birmingham

4.4 of 5 • 1,157 reviews
Birmingham
Good hotel good location, room had 3 singles would have been nice to have one double and one child singke Read more
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Macdonald Burlington Hotel

3.9 of 5 • 622 reviews
Digbeth
Lovely hotel, great location and very friendly. Great bar called the Bacchus Bar. Great vibe, excellent selection of gin. Delicious pie meals. Recommend this place to anyone visiting Birmingham. Read more
£64

Hotel La Tour

4.7 of 5 • 9 reviews
Digbeth
The room was very clean and tidy. The hotel is located in the pretty quite area but very close to the city centre of Birmingham. All staffs were very friendly and the restaurant was also excellent. Read more
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Hotel du Vin & Bistro Birmingham

4.2 of 5 • 232 reviews
Birmingham
£74

Bloc Hotel Birmingham

4.1 of 5 • 624 reviews
Birmingham
Warm greeting. Clean room. Clean linen. Necessary items provided. Quiet. Good night's sleep. Read more
£33

Cuttle Bridge Inn Hotel

3 of 5 • 1 reviews
Walmley Ash
Hotel a little dated but staff and food made up for this. Make sure you ask for a room facing canal unless you can sleep through noisy traffic of main road. Read more
£38

 

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Pocket Guide: Birmingham Birmingham Central Synagogue Hotels

Established in the 1960s, the Birmingham Central Synagogue is in the pleasant neighbourhood of Edgbaston.

About The Birmingham Central Synagogue

The centre has a group of dedicated volunteers who regularly provide transport services to Shul events and offer daily learning sessions. It also supplies excellent Kosher food, and welcomes people of all ages and level of abilities to take part in its activities. Today, the Birmingham Central Synagogue has a decent-sized 700-seat auditorium, and a spacious community function hall that is suitable for various organised events.

Exploring Edgbaston

One of Birmingham's most picturesque suburbs, Edgbaston has many grand family houses and attractive tree-lined streets, and is among the most affluent communities in the Midlands. It's probably best known for being the home of Edgbaston Cricket Ground, which is one of the most visited in the country and the headquarters of the Warwickshire County Cricket Club.

The Birmingham Central Synagogue is within walking distance of the club, and is also a short walk from scenic Calthorpe Park, Cannon Hill Park, and the Winterbourne Botanic Garden. For accommodation nearby, you could try the affordable, well-appointed Apollo Hotel, which provides stylish modern accommodation and free internet access.

Close To The University Of Birmingham

A long-established Russell Group institution with several Noble Prize winners to its name, the University of Birmingham was founded by Royal Charter in 1900. It's the location of the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, which has a fascinating collection of paintings representing centuries of art history. The institute also has a large collection of ancient and medieval coins, and exhibits the work of many famous British artists such as J. M. W. Turner and Thomas Gainsborough.

A Short Train Journey From Birmingham City Centre

In just minutes, you'll be at the heart of England's second city, where you'll be able to explore its fantastic Museum and Art Gallery, the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, historic Victoria Square, and many other visitor attractions. Birmingham also has a large selection of affordable hotels to choose from, as well as more luxurious four star venues with indoor pools, fully equipped gyms and deluxe rooms with private bathrooms.

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