Wolverhampton Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Wolverhampton, Birmingham

My friend and I were looking for a hotel in Birmingham for our annual visit to Edgbaston cricket ground. All the hotels were either full or ridiculously priced so we booked Patshull Park as a last resort, even though it was about an hour's drive away from where we ideally wanted to stay. We were glad we did so because we had a great stay. The hotel is set in beautiful grounds, with the golf course and/or the lake visible from most of the rooms. The bedrooms were large, clean and comfortable - and quiet. We ate in the restaurant on both evenings and the food was excellent. All the staff were very friendly and seemed to be happy to be looking after us. Thje deal we got, including breakfast and dinner, was very good value Overall, a great find. Despite the travel to and from the cricket, we will go back next year.

Check in was clean; was able to check us into a room far away from the noise of two simultaneous wedding receptions. Even with windows open, couldn't hear much. Well maintained. Breakfast included in cost of the room - which made it a great value, but breakfast buffet wasn't worth what would otherwise be charged. Small quirk, ordered a bottle of "Flying Dog" from the bar, bartender was rough in uncapping then slapping the bottom of the bottle on the bar. While I did appreciate the "It really is flying dog!" joke, I didn't like 1/3 of my beer running onto the mats and the remaining 2/3 without carbonation - and not being offered a replacement.

Stayed in room 44.Tired dated decor but clean and spacious. Road noise present but not invasive. Staff were pleasant and attentive. Overall a good stay.

A sat-nav is essential if you are going to find the hotel. The pne member of staff on reception made for a very slow check-in & check out. Once checked in, London prices for a beer in Wolverhampton! The room was good!