Top Hotels Near Edgbaston Reservoir in Birmingham from NZ$101

"Really nice hotel in a great location. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Shower was a bit dated with tiled flooring and sliding doors that weren’t on their rails correctly but the rest of the room was great."

"Family room not appropriate for a family of 4. Sofa bed so uncomfortable that my children were unable to sleep. Disappointing as we wanted to be local for my son’s boxing bout. Had we realise their sleep was going to be so broken we would’ve driven 2 hours in the morning instead. Staff did offer a complimentary drinks/snack in the morning. "

"Great location and very comfortable stay. The rooms are very clean and the breakfast options are great - would definitely stay there again "

"Good location. Good decoration. 5 star staff. Clean room. I recommend this place and I will definitely stay there again "

"Spacious rooms and great location. Also great breakfast! "

"Rooms clean staff great "

"Clean everywhere and such a divine scent as soon as you get through the revolving doors. Welcoming and friendly staff. Was upgraded to a king from twin beds which was good. Great selection of options for breakfast. Early supper of gammon steak and fries and tomato, avocado and mozzarella salad with chili and ginger chicken skewers was lovely. Passion fruit posset was gorgeous. Made for a a lovely pre- theatre treat. Nice cocktails too made for a lovely, relaxing and memorable stay. "

"Breakfast fine, just the scrambled egg looked overcooked as in most hotels. Room excellent and you could get fresh air as well as just air on. Staff helpful, very attentive and friendly. The prices were very reasonable and I would book here again!"

"As lovely as the hotel looked and as central as it was, it was not in a nice area. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Even though on the 11th floor, it was still noisy in the room. There were ear plugs provided with a note from the hotel, but they didn’t really help with the constant noise from outside. There were also holes in the curtains."