Ramada Birmingham

160 Wharfside Street, The Mailbox, Birmingham, West Midlands, England

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About Ramada Birmingham

Ramada Hotel Birmingham City Centre is located in the prestigious Mailbox Complex. This hotel offers superior value for the money in the exciting Mailbox complex, a location it shares with a dozen bars and restaurants and a myriad of shops. The Ramada Hotel has selected bedrooms that overlook Birmingham's famous and recently renovated canal system. This canal side location offers a peaceful setting and relaxing walks. The guest rooms are of a contemporary, stylish and bright decor with windows that invite much natural light. The rooms are well equipped with modern amenities, as well. The hotel has a bar and full service restaurant. Located convenient to theatres and international exhibition centres, the Ramada Birmingham is also convenient for dining, shopping and entertainment venues. The hotel is situated on Level 7 of The Mailbox, overlooking the canal. To come directly to the hotel, turn up Severn Street to the left of The Mailbox entrance and continue onto Commercial Street. Please note all maestro/switch or solo cards will be charged on arrival. Parking: The Mailbox car park is fully secure and allows access to all levels by lift. The entrance to the car park is at the front of The Mailbox. The 12 hour rate is 15 GBP or 17 GBP for 24 hours.

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