Hotels in Hill Hook, Birmingham

"The room was clean, good bathroom, with a nice shower. The staff at breakfast were very attentive, Cumberland sausages were nice, bacon a bit tough and overcooked, hash browns were good. Our one night only stay was quite acceptable and comparatively good value."

"Lovely large clean rooms. Very comfortable beds. Quiet as well. Staff friendly and helpful. Large gym space but equipment needs updating."

"Perfect location for an evening out or going for a concert at the Utility arena"

"The staff and the stay was great. The apartment room very clean and staff very friendly and helpful. "

"Good breakfast"

"The hotel is in good location easily accessible to the local train station and buses and close to one of the biggest shopping centre In Birmingham. Staff's are very friendly and helpful. One thing I don't like the hotel name at first I wasn't sure to book or not to book. The hotel is environmentally friendly."

"Beds were very uncomfortable and the hotel was very noisy"

"Clean and tidy, hotel rooms and pool area a little bit dated, Wouldn’t say it Was quite 4 * but certainly a pleasant stay and buffet breakfast for £14 was really nice reasonable amount of options and porridge we pre ordered came full to the brim and was delicious. Quite old fashioned almost like being in a time warp, but all in all a nice pleasant stay, pool was nice and quiet when we went and food was decent, bar area not too bad, good value for money, with being so close to the airport, which you can actually walk to from the hotel as well, so nice bonus."

"The hotel itself was nice, and the rooms were comfortable. However, when we arrived around 5 PM, we were told that the spa was already closed and would only reopen at 10 AM the next day. We also found it very odd that, despite staying at the hotel, guests still had to pay £15 for just 2 hours of spa access. Overall, while the hotel looked good, the extra charges and limited spa availability made the experience disappointing. In my opinion, it was not worth the money we paid to stay there."