The Railway Guest House

25 Station Road, Whitacre Heath, Birmingham, West Midlands, West Midlands, England

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About The Railway Guest House

Located directly opposite the pub and recently refurbished to a high standard, this guesthouse offers comfortable, convenient accommodation. The guest house has a pleasant location in a country village, yet is within close proximity to the NEC, Birmingham International Airport, Drayton Manor, the M6, M6 Toll, and M42. Good quality decoration and interior furnishings give a relaxed atmosphere throughout. At the pub, you can enjoy home-cooked food in the non-smoking restaurant, and relax in the bar which features a dartboard and pool table. Sit outside the pub in summer, where children will enjoy the garden and small pets corner.

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