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"The location is great, 5 mins from the station and right next tothe bars and restaurants of the mailbox. Good amenities - coffee in the room, toiletries etc. Onsite gym is well equipped and the small bar is lovely."

"This was a great hotel for an overnight stop when traveling with my dog, The room was ok, very clean and quiet at the back. I loved that there was enough space outside to walk the dog and not just a car park."

"Really good city centre location. Room was well appointed with Tea, Coffee, water and apple juice. Had read other reviews about the Air con which was so noisy, we turned it off which was fine as it wasn’t a blazing hot day but would be an annoyance if we kept it on. Slight stain marks on carpet and duvets but nothing terrible and the road noise during the night hence the 4*. Breakfast choice was excellent and the lady who was front of house was amazing, couldn’t do enough for us. The kids brekkie was free which was a nice touch, as well as apples / water station in the reception. All great for us for a one night stay. "

"Excellent location for the o2 academy, and Birminghams China town"

"Clean and tidy. Hotel has been recently modernised and was excellent value for money"

"The room was clean and comfortable. However, I was disappointed that a security guard knocked on our door in the middle of the night and accused us of being loud, even though we weren’t making noise."

"Great location. Apartment was clean, tidy and comfortable. Great price and good quality amenities. Staff were welcoming and helpful too."

"The hotel is well placed in the centre of Birmingham and close to "Grand Central", my room was comfortable and more than adequate for my needs. However one of the lifts was out of action for the whole of my stay, the other lift was slow, small and not up to standard. I managed to walk up and down to my room on the 8th floor a few times but the taking 20 minutes from pressing the call button to reaching the ground floor for my departure (with bags) was poor."