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Date of Review: March, 2009

We stayed at this hotel in the spring of 2008 for two days and nights. Staff were friendly and very pleasant. The food was delicious and rates were reasonable. We enjoyed our stay and we coming back this Spring holiday.

Date of Review: February, 2009

Grubby room, awful decor, the shower was grubby with dirty shower basin, and grimy tiling. The buffet breakfast was good with good service but the whole hotel could do with a refurbish,it looked like the owner would not spend any money on it,needless to say I will not be returning

Date of Review: July, 2008

I organised by brother's Stag Do in Birmingham and this hotel was really convenient...and cheap. Couldn't believe the price that Otel quoted too - £44 per twin room (or £22 each). I had my doubts that it would be this price on arrival but thanks to the Otel/Met Global voucher you print out when booking, there was nothing else to pay...and that £22 per person included breakfast too. And the price also included freeview TV in the room and tea and coffee making facilities. Yes the hotel is a little scruffy and isn't going to win any prizes for cleanliness, but if all you want is a cheap room near the city centre then this one isn't too bad.

Date of Review: July, 2008

I've stayed at this hotel at different occasions several times. Norfolk Hotel Birmingham is situated very close to central Birmingham. It has excellent transportation links both with the city center and with the neighbouring cities. Norfolk Hotel Birmingham has a cosy atmosphere and the stuff is friendly and very helpful. The rooms are cosy and comfortable. The hotel offers full breakfast including hot and cold buffets. Hotel restaurant has a rich a la carte menu with reasonable prices and its special wines are also worth trying. The hotel has a bar which is ideal for relaxation and the green garden serves as a wonderful place to enjoy your time in Birmingham. Great hotel really!

Date of Review: October, 2007

We have booked a double room at Norfolk Hotel Birmingham, however upon arrival we have been upgraded to a premium suite. The room had an en suite bathroom and was nice and spacious with plenty of room for our clothes and other things. Tea and coffee facilities, sky television, trouser press, hairdryer and internet access were all provided in the room. The staff was extremely helpful in everyway and the hotel was in an excellent location, close to all the major attractions, the large shopping complex in Birmingham and a wide choice of restaurants, bars and nightclubs down the road. Overall we found Norfolk Hotel Birmingham as an affordable city hotel with a great location and definitely enjoyed our stay.

Date of Review: October, 2007

Prior to our travel, we have read some reviews for Norfolk Hotel and very a bit concerned. But pleasantly enough, we were friendly greeted and given a clean and comfortable clean. We were impressed with breakfast. A really good choice of both continental breakfast and traditional english fare were on offer and cooked to perfection. As previous visitors to Norfolk Hotel emphasized, the hotel indeed requires some refurbishment. But overall, Norfolk Hotel is a sufficient enough place for the value offered, we had a nice experience.

Date of Review: October, 2007

Norfolk Hotel in Birmingham is not as bad as people making it out to be. Moreover, I found staff to be very friendly. Room was clean, tidy and everything worked the way it should and had a good bath with a shower that worked very sufficienly. The bar was resonablly priced and breakfast was great. The hotel is location a hop away from the city centre. There were loads of car parking and patrols going around regularly. Myself and two other colleague enjoyed the stay at Norfolk Hotel. For a nice value, clean accommodation Norfolk Hotel worths a try.