Comfort Inn City Centre Birmingham

Station Street, Birmingham, Birmingham, West Midlands, England

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About Comfort Inn City Centre Birmingham

The Comfort Inn is located in the centre of Birmingham and approx 1 minute from New Street Station. Our ideal location, excellent facilities and ensuite bedrooms make us the ideal choice for all visitors to the city. The Comfort Inn is ideally situated for those guests wanting to take advantage of all the central attractions. Such attractions include Broad Street, icc, Symphony Hall, nia, and Chinatown which are all located within a few minutes walk. The newly opened Bull Ring housing over 200 stores including Selfridges and Debenhams is only a minutes walk from the hotel. Discover the historic city with its wealth of museums and exhibitions, and the internationally renowned Jewellery Quarter or enjoy a meal at one of the many culturally diverse restaurants around the city. The hotel also has two conference suites, which provide the perfect venue for a wide range of conferences and events. We can cater for up to 40 delegates. Internet desk available to all guests in reception - charges apply.

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