Campanile Hotel - Birmingham

Aston Locks, Chester Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, England

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About Campanile Hotel - Birmingham

This contemporary, canal side hotel provides comfortable and convenient accommodation within easy reach of the NEC, ICC and the city centre. With an on-site bar and bistro restaurant, this is a convenient place to relax away from the stresses of the city centre, which is easily reachable via the motorway network and neaby bus services. Part of the international Campanile chain, this is a thoroughly modern base from which to explore, or to continue your working day. Free parking is available on site, as are conference facilities for up to 270 delegates.

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