The Edgbaston Palace Hotel

198 & 200 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Midlands, England

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About The Edgbaston Palace Hotel

Just 1 mile from city centre, situated in the immediate vicinity of Birmingham's best nightclubs and restaurants. The Hotel is situated in leafy Edgbaston, offering luxurious surroundings and a friendly atmosphere. Built in 1854, The Edgbaston Palace is a modern hotel offering a high standard of comfort and cleanliness. All rooms are en-suite facilities with colour televisions and tea and coffee making facilities. We also have conference rooms to suit your conference needs and also provide an excellent wedding package.24 Hrs Internet Access available to guests. Large free gated parking. Don't miss out on our Friday and Saturday Special Rate!!!

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