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Going to Birmingham end of August to the NEC... we're is good to stay. Most probably go for 2 nights...
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I'm going with my daughters Andy... not really appropriate I don't think...
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We stayed at a B&B nearby, included in the price was transport to & from NEC something like "The Red house"
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You didn't mention your young ladies, I thought it was with the boyz!
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Driving straight from Norfolk after our holiday....
Did you know Norwich is further north than Birmingham?
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Looks expensive
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Have stayed here a few times when it first opened, and was then known as the Hotel La Tour
https://www.claytonhotelbirmingham.com
Jolly nice, and they were open to haggling over prices for combined dinner/bed/breakfast deals. Which may have been because they were new. Cant comment on what its like now, but seems to do OK on Tripadvisor.
I remember fancying The Rotunda for cool factor, but IIRC that was expensive.
And we ate dinner once in the Hotel Du Vin and thought we wouldnt mind giving it a try if we ever went back.
https://www.claytonhotelbirmingham.com
Jolly nice, and they were open to haggling over prices for combined dinner/bed/breakfast deals. Which may have been because they were new. Cant comment on what its like now, but seems to do OK on Tripadvisor.
I remember fancying The Rotunda for cool factor, but IIRC that was expensive.
And we ate dinner once in the Hotel Du Vin and thought we wouldnt mind giving it a try if we ever went back.
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How much is it? sorry didn't realise you were looking for hostel accommodation
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