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Village Hotel Birmingham Dudley

3.8 of 5 • 434 reviews
Burnt Tree
Stayed here for an even at the Black Country museum. Good walkable distance. Nice hotel for the price, lovely check in lady that was exceptional with big smiles and very attentive in asking if there was anything she could help with. Read more
£38

Himley Country Hotel

3.2 of 5 • 330 reviews
Hinksford
Very good stopover, reasonably priced, would certainly stay again should I need to be in the area. Read more
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Station Hotel

3.2 of 5 • 78 reviews
Dixons Green
This hotel was quite dated, but very clean and every member of staff really friendly. Such a shame that such a lovely hotel appeared to have so few guests Read more
£33

Quality Hotel Dudley

3.2 of 5 • 226 reviews
Burnt Tree
£32

Himley House Hotel

3.6 of 5 • 34 reviews
Hinksford
Hotel was adequate for our one night stay to attend a wedding. Very basic room but comfortable. Hotel in need of refurbishment but reflected in the cost of the room. Read more
£50

Ramada Park Hall Wolverhampton

3.9 of 5 • 299 reviews
Goldthorn Hill
It was ok. Rooms were not noise proof. Could hear the neighbours!! Read more
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Copthorne Hotel Merry Hill Dudley

4.1 of 5 • 752 reviews
Russells Hall
clean spacious room but noisy surroundings, full CCTV on the car park but my vehicle was scratched/ dented and nothing was caught on CCTV but was alright for 4 nights away with the misses Read more
£49

Barons Court Hotel

4.5 of 5 • 121 reviews
Goldthorn Hill
Stayed barons court for 1 night, room was excellent along with the breakfast could not fault in anyway well worth paying the extra for.the only small complaint was the bed was a little soft for us but that's just our preference. We would … Read more
£31

Mercure Wolverhampton Goldthorn Hotel

3.4 of 5 • 166 reviews
Merridale
Room as described but felt very worn and out dated, hotel needs a refurbishment especially the swimming pool area.Breakfast was ok nothing special, room was ok nothing special. Stayed in far better but also stayed in worse!! Read more
£40

Holiday Inn Express Oldbury

4.3 of 5 • 432 reviews
Brades
Nothing to complain about, just what you need. Bathroom looking tired and needed a better clean by my standards but adequate. Read more
£39

 

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Alright but damaged car!

3 out of 5

clean spacious room but noisy surroundings, full CCTV on the car park but my vehicle was scratched/ dented and nothing was caught on CCTV but was alright for 4 nights away with the misses

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Fabulous stay

5 out of 5

Stayed barons court for 1 night, room was excellent along with the breakfast could not fault in anyway well worth paying the extra for.the only small complaint was the bed was a little soft for us but that's just our preference. We would definitely recommend this hotel, this was our 1st visit definitely will not be our last.

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Pocket Guide: Dudley

Dudley is located close to the M5, between Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Walsall, in the heart of the Black Country. Hotels in Dudley range from luxury spa hotels to contemporary, cutting-edge accommodation packed with modern amenities. Those visiting for business or who are travelling on a budget might prefer to seek out one of the numerous B&Bs or guesthouses in the region. Many of these are family-run businesses and can offer a more personal experience.

Dudley: A Town with a Long History and Modern Hotels

Served by excellent road and rail links, and with Birmingham Airport little more than half an hour’s drive away, Dudley is easily accessible, whatever your reason for visiting. Its roots begin in Saxon times, when the settlement of Dudda’s Leah was thought of as the Black Country’s capital. However, this small village became a powerful part of the whole country’s economy with the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Dudley quickly became the centre for a number of industries, including glass-making, iron works and coal-mining.

Today, Dudley is warm and welcoming, with plenty of accommodation in and around the town. Many of the local B&Bs and hotels have their own stories to tell, such as the Himley Country Hotel, which once acted as home to the Lord of Dudley himself.

Museums and Shopping in the Heart of the Black Country

Those looking to soak up something of the town’s history and culture will find everything they need, virtually on their doorstep. There are plenty of museums, detailing different aspects of the local past, including the Dudley Museum and Art Gallery, the Black Country Museum and the Dudley Canal and Tunnel Trust, which will help you learn about the town’s extensive network of waterways and mining history.

Shopping in Dudley is an eclectic experience. The recently-refurbished town centre offers everything from the usual high street chains to boutique stores and high-end designer shops. However, Dudley Market is a popular destination for those seeking a hefty dose of retail therapy; the market has operated since the 12th Century, and you’ll find everything from the latest computer and video games to fresh fruit and vegetables. The area around the town centre is well served by hotels and B&Bs, putting you within a stone’s throw of a huge range of shops and stalls.

Visit Dudley for Business or Pleasure

Those visiting Dudley as part of a business trip will find it well-equipped to deal with everything from small meetings to important conferences. Hotels such as the Village Hotel Birmingham Dudley offer a range of services and amenities for businessmen, such as conference suites, business hubs and free WiFi. Those visiting with relaxation in mind will find a number of spa hotels in the town, offering relaxing and restorative treatments alongside fitness centres and swimming pools.

Families will also find plenty to see and do in the area. Younger visitors will enjoy a day at the Dudley Zoo and Castle, the Ruskin Glass Centre or even a boat trip along one of the canals. With plenty of parks, nature reserves and family-friendly hotels and B&Bs nearby, you needn’t travel far afield in order to keep little ones entertained.

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