325 Garrison Lane, Birmingham, United Kingdom
The 3-star smoke-free Royal George Hotel Birmingham is located just 1.1 km from Adderley Park, offering 22 rooms, Wi-Fi, and free private parking. The hotel is a good starting point for Birmingham's sports attractions, including Birmingham Wheels Adventure Park, which is only 11 minutes' walk away.
Nestled 2.4 km from Bullring & Grand Central Mall, this Birmingham hotel is 3.5 km from the nine Museum of the Jewellery Quarter. The area includes such religious sights as Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of St Chad (2.5 km) and the Georgian baroque Birmingham Cathedral (2.3 km). One of the most important attractions in Birmingham is Birmingham City Football Club, located in close proximity to the Royal. The property is 3.1 km from Five Ways train station, and Saint Martin in the Bull Ring Parish Church is about a 10-minute drive away.
Furnished with a carpeted floor, the rooms are soundproofed and offer a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The rooms also have private bathrooms.
Guests can relax and have a snack in the lounge bar. It also features a lounge for guests' comfort. Situated right near Royal George Hotel, the quick bites Slim Chickens offers an American menu.
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Maurice
2020-11-08
Attractive and competitive value for money for Birmingham. We had a standard single room with a work desk and a flat-screen TV:)))
The street was usually noisy.
Bill
2020-09-18
Fine for disabled. The staff here is friendly and loyal.
Fiona
2020-04-30
The beds were comfy. Easy walk to Birmingham Wheels Park. Caspian Pizza, located within 5 minutes' walk, is a good dining option.
Clement
2020-01-16
A short walk to Jamjar, where you can have lunch. Attractive and competitive value for money against other hotels in Birmingham. The beds here were big...