Cavalier House Hotel

202 Hagley Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, West Midlands, England

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About Cavalier House Hotel

Situated in leafy Edgbaston, this Grade II listed Victorian property sits amid private gardens, just a short hop from Birmingham City Centre. Built in 1854 and with numerous restaurants, night-clubs and casinos in the vicinity, this attractive property offers a selection of tastefully decorated en suite accommodation. A number of rooms offer relaxing views of the hotel gardens, which are complemented by a private central courtyard, enabling the hotel to provide a secluded location in which to end an enjoyably hectic day. A residents' bar is available on-site, with 24 hour access. A function room is available for meetings, conferences and other gatherings of up to 35 people.

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