Holiday Inn Birmingham-bromsgrove
Kidderminster Rd, Bromsgrove, BROMSGROVE, B61 9AB, United Kingdom
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Holiday Inn Birmingham-Bromsgrove has recently been transformed into a luxury 4 star hotel in the heart of England. The #3.5 million investment has resulted in the hotel becoming the premier venue for business or pleasure within the Bromsgrove area. The hotel is close to the Cotswolds, Birmingham NEC, (hosts of IPEX 2010) and Cadbury World. Bromsgrove®s corner of Worcestershire is surprisingly pastoral, with a mixture of the rolling Lickey Hills, picturesque villages and captivating walks and still we are only half an hour®s drive away from Birmingham City Centre. Stylish bedrooms offer air-conditioning, laptop safes, mini bars, broadband internet access, desk space to work at and seriously comfortable beds! With 110 bedrooms at the hotel, you can choose from Suites, Executive, Family, Interconnecting and Accessible rooms. The facilities on offer include the Revive Health Club & Spa with a brand new purpose built fitness suite equipped with the latest Technogym equipment, a heated swimming pool, steam room, sauna, spa pool and beauty rooms. All of our Meeting and Event rooms at he hotel benefit from natural daylight, wireless internet access and touch control air-conditioning and lighting. The Fairfield Suite catering for up to 250 delegates and guests is self contained, with its own entrance, breakout area and bar.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1100Total Rooms:
110 rooms.110Total Floors:
4 floors.Rooms:
111 Total Rooms Room comprises of 1 King bed and 1 sofa bed - 2 adults and upto 2 children onlyDirections
BHX-Birmingham- 15 Mi NE
Area
BHX-Birmingham- 15 Mi NEORH-Worcester- 15 Mi NWCoventry- 34 Mi NE
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