Ye Olde Station Guest House Birmingham, Shustoke

Church Road, Shustoke, Near. Coleshill, Birmingham, West Midlands, England

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About Ye Olde Station Guest House Birmingham, Shustoke

This 100 year old Railway Guest House is set in the Birmingham English Countryside. 15 minutes from = Birmingham Airport and the NEC. 3 diamonds AA. Non-smoking establishment. This exclusive 100 year old Railway Guest House set in the English Countryside of Birmingham offers you the best in English guest house hospitality and facilities including; 1st Lounge with Sky tv, 2nd Lounge with 1 Pool Table. All our rooms have en-suite shower room and wc, tea/coffee making facilities, colour tv, radio alarm and hair-dryers. Full English breakfast, golf courses: The Belfry, Maxstoke, Forest of Arden and Purley chase. Fifteen minutes from Birmingham Airport, Birmingham International railway station and the nec.

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