Find hotels near Blythe Valley Park, Birmingham from NT$1,795

"Great hotel, nice rooms, good bar and snacks. There was building work going on outside our room which we weren’t notified of so the window couldn’t be opened and the blind closed all the time as the work was literally outside, the scaffolding was almost touching the window"

"Restaurant food good value and staff helpful "

"The location was perfect with a mall right across the street. The hotel itself and staff were great!"

"Parking was easy, staff were great and hotel was excellent "

"This is the second time we’ve stayed here in the past few months and we really love the hotel. The rooms, bar and restaurant are lovely, as is the food. Unfortunately, some of the staff let this place, in particular the reception staff are unfriendly, unhelpful and made the stay less enjoyable."

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"A very pleasent location in the countryside. Ideal for visiting sites in Warwick, Stratford upon Avon and surrounding areas. Good value for money and a cheerful and helpful staff."

"Clean room, good facilities such as smart tv, iron & board, hairdryer, tea & coffee making facilities etc. Nice shower. Lovely restaurant which also does a good breakfast. Friendly staff everywhere. Easy & ample safe parking accessed via a long driveway."

"The staff were attentive and helpful, even helping us with our luggage when we checked in past midnight. Thank you! However, the property is need of some TLC and maintenance. Room sizing varies greatly even in the same category of room (a group of us stayed with 3 separate bookings so we know), the phones never worked even to speak to reception (even when we called from our mobiles no one ever answered over 2 days) and the hotel is like a warren with rooms on the same floor spread out across various corridors and up and down stairs making it difficult to navigate and move luggage around. Parking on site was helpful though £10 a night feels an excessive fee. When checking in an unsavoury duo walked into the hotel (after midnight) armed with alcohol and a hostile attitude - they were not staying at the hotel. Staff dealt with it well but I can’t help wondering why anyone can just walk into the hotel at anytime."