Compact, modern rooms are Brum’s answer to Japanese pod hotels.

As convenient as location gets — the M42, airport, LG Arena, National Exhibition Centre and train station are all nearby.

Frill-free, yet award-winning(!) outpost of the budget-minded chain.

‘Centre’ is right! You can walk to so many sights, restaurants, shops and the train station from here.

Groovy contemporary hotel in a bustling neighbourhood brimming with shops and restaurants.

Central spot mere steps to The Mailbox shopping, sights, bites and the train station.

Practice your best Phelps impression at the pool.

A playful mix of antique and contemporary furnishings, tons of natural light & unexpected art all lend to this gem’s Pinterest-worthy vibe.

Perched right on the canals, and nearby to Centenary Square. Don’t miss the galleries and museums around town as well.

Prime location a 7-min walk from New Street station with easy access to the M6 if you’re road trippin’.

Located in the village of Oldbury, just a short drive right into Birmingham.

Basic but cozy rooms get the job done.

Located a one-minute stroll away from the airport's arrival and departure terminals. So you'll probably make your flight even if you sleep in.

You know what’s nice to wake up to? Free breakfast, that’s what.

Totally connected whether you’re traveling by train (the station is less than a mile away), plane (free airport shuttle) or automobile (the M42 is right there).

Onsite bar is your front row seat for whatever match is on TV. (Seasonal terrace if you’re feeling outdoorsy.)

Onsite convenience shop stocks snacks, drinks and the toiletries you forgot.

Just a minute off the motorway and a mere ten more to get you into the city centre.

Right on Broad St, with pubs, clubs and grub all in short range.

Cosy, modern rooms. Pillow menu. So simple and so smart.

Blackout curtains that keep rooms dark as a cave are our fave!

Colorful rooms will have you rising & shining with a smile.

Originally built in 1704 as a wayside inn, with large lawn and gardens and personality aplenty.

Smack in the heart of the city, a short stumble from killer clubs and restaurants along Broad Street.