Hotels in Birmingham, the United Kingdom

Birmingham has a fantastic public transportation network consisting of both buses and trams that link most of the city’s neighborhoods. The city center has the greatest congregation of stops for both bus and tram lines, and is an excellent place to look for Birmingham hotels if you plan to use public transportation during your stay.

While business travelers might choose hotels like the Copthorne Hotel Birmingham or the easyHotel Birmingham in the city center, creative types will want to look for cheap hotels in Birmingham in neighborhoods like Digbeth, which houses a wealth of venues, galleries and outlets. Check out hotels in Digbeth like the Clayton Hotel Birmingham or the Ladbrooke Hotel. If you’ve been to Birmingham and want to experience what the suburbs have to offer, head to Moseley, which is home to numerous venues and festivals throughout the year and was recently voted Britain’s best neighborhood to live in. Hotels in Moseley include the Moseley House and the Moseley Mews Village Suites-Red. Couples might want to look in Harborne, a charming neighborhood with a village feel.

The Midlands Art Centre in the neighborhood of Edgbaston is the single most-visited spot in the city, offering a long list of theater, dance, cinema and musical exhibits throughout the year. Visitors also love Cadbury World in the neighborhood of Bourneville, the factory of the world-famous chocolate. Fans of the hit series Peaky Blinders should pay a visit to The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, the town next to Birmingham where the show was filmed. Check out other historical landmarks dotted around the city like the Sarehole Mill in the neighborhood of Hall Green or Highbury Hall in the neighborhood of Moor Green.

If you want to be close to the city’s trendiest bars and restaurants, try to book hotels in Birmingham in the Jewelry Quarter around St. Paul’s Square. The Jewelry Quarter can be reached by bus 101 or the West Midlands Metro line. Find cheap hotels in Birmingham’s Jewelry Quarter like the Ibis Styles Birmingham Centre or the Travelodge Birmingham Central Newhall Street. The city was once the heart of the distillation industry, so be sure to check out the many gin emporiums to sample one of hundreds of gins. Other Birmingham delicacies and pub food include savory duck, meat deep-fried in breadcrumbs and served with peas and gravy, groaty pudding, groats cooked in beef stock, and the Birmingham version of shortbread called shrewsbury cakes.

Depending on what time of year you find yourself in Birmingham, there are a plethora of interesting events to choose from. Starting in March is Crufts, the world-famous dog show at the National Exhibition Centre in the Marston Green neighborhood, which can be reached by special bus line X12 Platinum. Summertime kicks off with the Foodies Festival in the Moseley neighborhood June, reached by buses 60, 4, 6 Platinum Electric and 50 Platinum, and then the Colmore Food Festival in Cemetery Square in the Jewelry Quarter neighborhood in July, reached by the West Midlands metro line. Autumn rolls around with the TILT acrobatics festival in September at the West Midlands Circus in the city center, followed by the Birmingham Comedy Festival in October, also in the city center. Finally, winter shows its face with the arrival of the city’s own German Christmas Market in December. All of these events in the city center can be reached by the West Midlands metro line.

When visiting Birmingham the average booking length is 9 nights.

On average, rooms will be priced around $129 per night when booking a hotel in Birmingham; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.

Room prices for hotels in Birmingham can be as much as 45% lower in the month of January. So this is a great time to book and save money.

Saturday is the day where you will typically find the lowest price for your hotel room in Birmingham. The highest price tends to be on Wednesday.

Luxury hotels in Birmingham are priced around $173 a night for each person. Opting for a luxury hotel could add 29%% on top of the price of an average hotel in Birmingham, which stands at $129 a night for each person.

With generally low rainfall expected (2″) and an average temperature of 55.4 °F, those staying at a hotel in Birmingham may want to take some time during their visit to go see popular landmarks in the area. Considering the weather during September, attractions worth visiting near Birmingham are St Martins in the Bull Ring, Buckingham Palace, and Trafalgar Square.

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