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Birmingham City Centre (Waterloo Street) hotel

Gaze across the square at Birmingham Cathedral, or pop down the road to Symphony Hall

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3-6 Waterloo Street, Birmingham, B2 5PG

Sat Nav Directions: B2 5PG

Directions: At junction 6 of the M6 exit onto the A38/Corporation St. Take exit towards West Bromwich/A41. Merge onto St Chad's Queensway. Take 2nd exit for Great Charles St Queensway. Great Charles St West bears left and becomes Livery St. Turn left onto Waterloo St. Car park on Livery St (B3 2BJ) costs 14GBP for 24 hours. This car park is operated by Birmingham City Council.

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Transport and local information: ICC and Symphony Hall 0.25 mile
Bullring and Mailbox Shopping 0.25 mile
Cadbury World 3 miles
Birmingham Children's Hospital 4 miles

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Hotel Parking:

There is no on-site parking available at this hotel. Chargeable off-site parking is available nearby at Snow Hill Station Car Park, Livery Street, B3 2BJ at £14 for 24 hours. This car park is operated by Birmingham City Council.

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16 Oct 2018

Fallon B

Channel Islands, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"great location and fantastic restaurant"

Great location 2mins walk to train station and highstreet. Fantastic cooked breakfast. Considerably chepaer than the new street premier inn and literally 2mins away. I assume this one is quieter too as just off the highstreet.

14 Oct 2018

Chris E

Tonbridge, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Very good and very Central"

Stayed here for one night and had a really pleasant stay. Only stayed for one night but very friendly on arrival and throughout. Did not eat in the restaurant apart from the breakfast and it was really nice and alongside the hotel, it almost looks like a seperate venue but it was a really nice clean and modern place and the staff, once again, were very friendly. As with all Premier Inns the rooms were clean and modern and the Bed brilliant

11 Oct 2018

Pilchard55

Essex

Trip Type: Business

"Better than expected"

I stayed here for 1 night midweek on a business trip. I have stayed in numerous Premier Inns before but never one in a city centre, so I was a bit apprehensive about noise etc. Check in was quick and easy with a friendly receptionist. The rooms were standard PI rooms, clean and comfortable. I had a room overlooking the street, however other than someone jet washing the pavement outside until 10:30pm, I didn’t hear a thing. There is a Beefeater Bar & Block attached to the hotel, so I had dinner and a couple of drinks there. Food was amazing and great service from the barman, unfortunately I didn’t catch his name. I will definitely stay again if in the area.

5 Oct 2018

Jo T

Derby, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Friends getaway

"Somewhere clean and warm to rest"

I managed to get in my room earlier than what was expected and the lady at the desk was very kind and helpful. It was a nice room, clean, warm, had just what you need to freshen up and have a drink. It's no luxurious escape but it does what is needed. The noise from the street was a bit loud, but expected for a Friday night, would have been nice if the bars refrained from emptying their seemingly endless amount of bottle bins at really silly times. All in all, a place to rest my head after an afternoon and evening out with work colleagues. I couldn't sleep but not for the noise outside, but the noise in my ears, but bed was comfy i had a few hours kip, i can't really complain of anything as it was plesant enough. I didn't have any breakfast, opted for a grab and go at train station, the person on the desk in the morning was very lovely, polite and jolly.

3 Oct 2018

Mugster1

London

Trip Type: Couples

"Good location and room marred by street noise and poor breakfast"

This hotel is located right in the centre of Birmingham, with great access to the station, business district etc. As this is mostly a car free area it should be quiet at night, but beware, the Council refuse collectors come at 5.30 am and are VERY NOISY with collection of waste glass from the many surrounding restaurants. This is a complete no-no for a good night's sleep. Ask for a room at the back.As with all Premier Inns the rooms are good and the beds comfortable, plenty of hot water etc. They are a little mean with extras: only one hand towel for a double occupation room, only one each of coffee sachet / tea bags, ie you have to choose whether you want your tea in the evening or morning - you cannot have both. No proper soap, only squirty liquid.Breakfast really poor; cooked offer very dried up and unappealing, continental offer sparse and uninspiring. Stay here for the convenience, but take earplugs, ask for a non-noisy room and eat breakfast elsewhere.

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Hotel description Put yourself at the centre of everything here at Premier Inn Birmingham Waterloo Street. Looking out across St Philips Square and the Cathedral, the major attractions and major businesses are just a hop, skip and jump away. You can browse the big brands and designer names of the Bull Ring, catch the must-see events at the Hippodrome Theatre, Symphony Hall, NIA or ICC, or find chocoholic's heaven at Cadbury World. After a day's business or indulgence, return and savour the food (and views) at our bar and grill before relaxing in our spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds.

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0871 527 8074

Birmingham City Centre (Waterloo Street) hotel

Gaze across the square at Birmingham Cathedral, or pop down the road to Symphony Hall

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