Hotels in Eastside, Birmingham

Our go to hotel when in Birmingham. Rooms come with a smart tv. It’s not in the city centre but only a 10 min drive away or maybe a 20 min walk. However it tends to be a lot cheaper then centre hotels and is very modern.

The location is good, not far away from the new street railway station. About 15minuyes walk. It is located in the Aston Uni. It is really quiet and safe. The room is really clean and comfortable. The breakfast is great with various foods to be chosen.

Good location only a 15 minute walk from BNS station. Single room was perfect for a solo traveller had everything you’d need, en-suite bathroom, toiletries & beverage tray. Good food served downstairs in the pub.

Reception services very good. Staff very courteous. Room is clean and comfortable. Breakfast is very basic.

This hotel offers a consistent and reliable experience, making it a solid choice for travelers seeking a hassle-free stay. The overall atmosphere is calm and professional, with a focus on efficiency rather than luxury. Guests can expect a clean and orderly environment, with attention paid to maintaining quiet and comfort. The decor and design are simple but tasteful, contributing to a neutral and unobtrusive ambiance. While not particularly distinctive, the hotel delivers on what it promises, leaving a generally positive impression for those prioritizing practicality over extravagance.

The clean facilities are very new. The building has a high-end feel both inside and outside. However, the service and the price do not match the price. In a hotel that costs more than 1,000 a night, a four-in-one express hotel shower gel is very stingy and smells bad... The bedding is rough and does not match the price of the hotel. I only asked for a one-hour delay in check-out. After the front desk agreed, they knocked on the door and said that the service could only be served for half an hour. The logic was confusing and the experience was not good.

Helpful reception, useful location for a wedding at Quaid-e-Azam ballroom. Very basic but comfortable.

The Staybridge Suites are a little jewel in Birmingham. From check-in to check-out, staff were really friendly and professional. The choice at the buffet breakfast was substantial and options for all tastes. Really comfy mattress and spotless bed linen. There was a problem with the fan in my room on the first night, and when I reported it to reception the next day, to resolve the issue, I was offered a different room for my second night. Instead, I just kept the card out of the light switch when I was ready to go to sleep. As I only had one more night I did not take up the offer of the change of room but I really appreciated that they would have done this for me which shows that they really want to make customers happy. Having a fridge and kitchen items was really good. The only downside was that the shower did not drain away quickly, so if you keep an eye on this when you are in the shower, you could end up with water all over the bathroom floor. Otherwise, I would definitely stay there again.

No hot water on arrival this was promptly sorted by staff however they left the room door ajar when the left. Thankfully nothing was stolen as my room was in a corner so no one likely noticed but this was a very bad experience to have. There is building work from 9am onwards this is completed on scaffolding right outside the windows so even though it is only completed in working hours the noise is incredibly excessive. Windows are blurred so unable to see out, also near to a bus stands to often woken up by buses indeling.

This hotel is a bit old, the power outlet is old, but the bathroom is super super, equivalent to another room, breakfast is very good, you can order. The hotel is on the edge of St. Martin's Church, the city center.