Premier Inn Birmingham Broad Street Canal Side in Birmingham

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  Mark Woolman

  :: 15 March 2018 08:07:29

  Great place, right in the centre of Brum...no parking, but plenty close by and the team here are helpful and will direct you. Drop your gear at the hotel then go and park. The hotel is right on the Grand Union Canal with loads of restaurants and and lovely tow path to walk....there is also. Tesco metro very close along with bars and pubs. So why not getting those walking legs on and add some steps to the daily 10,000. Enjoy. Just so u know it was raining hard when I took the pictures...

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  Neville

  :: 26 February 2018 08:08:27

  Mrs Nev & I have stayed in a great many Premier Inns up & down the country. Mostly all have been good,and this one was no exception. We found it to be quiet,with a nice restaurant,which we only used for the unlimited breakfast,which was excellent. Very friendly staff,who looked after us very nicely indeed. I highly recommend this Premier Inn if your looking for somewhere to stay in central Brum.

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  Alexander

  :: 24 January 2018 21:52:33

  Due to my work requiring frequent travel I've stayed in a fair few premier inn's over the last few years. The rooms in this one are absolutely tiny, half or even a third of the size of other premier inns I've stayed in. No air conditioning. No on site car park. It was clean and well maintained though and the location is good.

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  Liz Berry

  :: 07 January 2018 21:03:48

  The hotel is a standard Premier Inn so you know what you're getting comfort wise. Staff were pleasant, Joyce who was on duty at breakfast was just lovely. Premier Inn, this lady needs a bonus. There is no parking on site apart from 7 disabled spaces and 4 drop off spaces (20 minute limit). If you arrive on a Saturday you might be lucky and get a space on Granville Street. Parking is free after 6 and on Sunday so Saturday afternoon arrivals might get very cheap parking, otherwise it's a 4 hour limit. If you can't park on the street there are car parks around within about a 10 minute walk. Very close to the ICC.

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  Phil Turner

  :: 22 November 2017 17:25:36

  Nice room's but the room's on the older side have narrow doorways so if you use a wheelchair to get around you won't get through these doors. Those on the newer side are wide enough for most wheelchair's and the room is big enough to get around so long as you have some partial mobility out of your chair. The only downside was the road to the main entrance with a very steep gradient had me worried would tip out of my chair. Easy access to the lifts. Friendly helpful staff, food was nice and well presented.