This quiet Travelodge is near Birmingham city centre but crucially removed from it, taking you just away from the hustle and bustle of the centre but being walking distance from it. It took me on average just over ten minutes to walk from the Travelodge to Birmingham new street station, so in a car or taxi even less time. It... More

I stayed here with my girlfriend on 06th May 2013 for 1 night. I had previously stayed here with the lads about 12 months previous. Since then they have refurbed all the rooms and new beds and 4 pillows etc. This is one of the nicest Travelodge's ive stayed at. The reason for me staying here again was to take... More

Been to this lodge many times always plesent to stay here with it being 5 min walk to the town the only problem with this lodge is the parking you can park all day in the ncp car park up to 24 hours ask a lodge reception for discount ticket for the ncp car park if they still do this... More

The service, especially on reception was first class - nothing was too much bother I have stayed her3e before as it is close to the NIA (within 10 - 15 minutes walk). I was with a friend who was disabled, so booked a disabled room.The room was basic but very clean When we booked in, there were loads of hen... More

£95 paid for a 1 night stay without breakfast. First and last ever stay in a travelodge. Basic, filthy room with a towel and bed basically. Loads of noise, complained at 4am, but the noise continued. Lack of facilities, 2no coffee sachets, 2 sugers and 2 tiny milk containers. This was a Thursday night, so how they get away with... More

I was abit hesitate after booking this hotel thinking the concert was at the nia then realised it was the nec, I didnt have to worry it was a 10 minute walk to the centre of Birmingham and then just another 5 minutes to new street station the trains run every 15 minutes to the nec and £4 return brilliant.... More

Have stayed at this hotel a few times now, mainly because of the cheap rooms (had a double room for £24!) and it's location to the Jewellery Quarter for bars and restaurants, as well as its nearby NCP car park (which with a concession ticket from reception when checking out reduced my overnight parking cost from £20 to £5.50!). The... More

II have a problem having to pay fr parking at hotels. Here you had to be up each day by 08:00 and pay for parking or you received a ticket. Several cars received tickets during our stay. We arrived 10 minutes before check-in time and were abruptly told to wait. After waiting we were allocated a room that had not... More

I wouldn't say it was particularly "central" but nevertheless, walkable from the City Centre. Not a bad place at all, staff were nice and helpful on check-in, and there was a car park just up the way (even if it did look rather dodgy!!) and cost £12 per 24 hours. No complaints in the room - it's a Travelodge, so... More