Aston Business School Conference Centre

Aston University, Aston Triangle, Birmingham, West Midlands, England

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About Aston Business School Conference Centre

In the heart of Birmingham, we are a fantastic option for contemporary accommodation. Whether it be for business or pleasure, the Aston Business School Conference Centre is the perfect place to stay. The Aston Business School Conference Centre is set within the landscaped grounds of Aston University and has just undergone a 20 million face-lift. Adding 80 luxury bedrooms to the already excellent accommodation, taking the bed stock up to an impressive 163 rooms. Offering all guests exceptional food within a modern yet comfortable bar and restaurant.

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