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"Staff very welcoming and polite, breakfast was excellent"

"One lady came over to reception and was great. However the other Lady had just sat at the computer pretending not to see the people waiting. Then when we checked out, we sake thong the guy just sat at the computer. Hotel location is great. Clean and restaurant food was really nice to be fair x"

"The staff were attentive and helpful, even helping us with our luggage when we checked in past midnight. Thank you! However, the property is need of some TLC and maintenance. Room sizing varies greatly even in the same category of room (a group of us stayed with 3 separate bookings so we know), the phones never worked even to speak to reception (even when we called from our mobiles no one ever answered over 2 days) and the hotel is like a warren with rooms on the same floor spread out across various corridors and up and down stairs making it difficult to navigate and move luggage around. Parking on site was helpful though £10 a night feels an excessive fee. When checking in an unsavoury duo walked into the hotel (after midnight) armed with alcohol and a hostile attitude - they were not staying at the hotel. Staff dealt with it well but I can’t help wondering why anyone can just walk into the hotel at anytime."

"Friendly and helpful staff, especially on Reception. Pool and spa lovely, too. Ideal location walkable from Birmingham International Station and into NEC."

"Excellent evening meal. Noise from generator all night in room 142. The only downside to our stay. "

"Do not wish to write a review."

"Lovely hotel and convenient for the NEC. Great parking although its charged for. 10 minute walk to NEC. Food and drinks nice but quite expensive."

"Lovely hotel, had the set menu buffet style dinner which was terrible but other than that, great stay."

"Had a fantastic stay at the hotel, really enjoyed it and the location. One thing I would say is they need to keep an eye out for when people want a drink at the bar, often stood endlessly waiting for staff to appear."