Hotels With breakfast in West Midlands, United Kingdom

I stay here once a year as it is not far from the NEC in Birmingham. The location of the hotel is perfect as so close to the motorway but feels like you are in countryside as so quiet and relaxing. It could probably do with a little TLC as the some of the furniture in my room was looking a little tired but still very clean. The staff are lovely and helpful with good service. I have been to this hotel many times over the years and only used the swimming pool once which is the only downside to this place. I would not use again as not the relaxing hotel experience I anticipated as was very busy. Priority appears to be given to the paying public over hotel residents and the changing room was disgusting with used towels piled high on the floor. Staff were stood around having a laugh with their mates and had to interrupt to ask where to get towels then had to ask another member of the public how to open the lockers. I would continue to use this hotel but wouldn’t risk the swimming pool again.

The stay was overall a wonderful stay and I always choose Leonardo Royal. Hotel room was spacious, although the team did not refill our soap dispensers so we only had shampoo to tide us through. However, isolated incident, and I do always recommend this hotel.

Here's a polished, balanced, and favourable review: I had an enjoyable stay at the Britannia Hotel Coventry. The location is excellent, especially being right next to the bus station, making it very convenient for travelling around the city. The front desk staff were friendly and provided great service throughout my stay. My room key stopped working a few times, but each time the issue was resolved quickly and efficiently. I also needed to ask about using the older-style shower hose, and the staff were polite and happy to help. The room was clean and tidy, with fresh towels provided. It was well equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, a kettle, a hairdryer, and an iron, which were all useful extras. The bathroom could do with a bit of a refresh, but it was clean and everything worked as expected. There wasn't any air conditioning, although there was a desk fan next to the bed, which helped keep the room comfortable. Overall, I enjoyed my stay. The friendly service, convenient location, and good room facilities made for a pleasant visit, and I would happily stay here again.

The room facilities are decent enough, although the hotel building itself is quite old and sometimes there's a lot of trash piled up outside the entrance, so hygiene is lacking. The only saving grace is that the location is excellent; it's very convenient for travelers with a train station, bus stop, and shopping mall nearby. It's super easy for guests to go out and shop.

The hotel doesn't have its own parking. If you're driving, you have to walk to the nearby B4 carpark, though the parking fee was discounted. I specifically booked a more expensive executive king room, but they still gave us a room with two beds. When I asked the front desk, they said the main bed was large and the smaller one next to it was a 'bonus.' I was so speechless I actually laughed. It was too late and I was too tired to argue, so I just stayed for one night. Anyway, it wasn't what I booked, so it's a negative review.

The hotel is very close to New Street Station, and you can see its logo right outside the station, which makes its location very convenient. It's also easy to walk to places like Bullring, St. Martin's Church, and Victoria Square. It's suitable for a short stay, and the price is quite reasonable. The only downside is that the water pressure in the bathroom is very low, making showering inconvenient.

The location is quite convenient, only a 10-minute walk from New Street Station, and very close to Chinatown for meals. The hotel interior is newly renovated, clean, and tidy. However, there were a couple of issues. Firstly, the baby cot had no mattress, just a hard board underneath, so we had to stack multiple towels to create a makeshift mattress. Secondly, for the breakfast we purchased, it only started at 7:30 AM on Saturday. We had a train to catch at 8:00 AM, which didn't leave us enough time to eat properly, so we had to grab some food and eat on the go. It would be much better if the Saturday breakfast service could start earlier.

Holiday Inn is a chain hotel, pretty standard. If you can't find anything better, it's a safe bet. However, the room was constantly blowing cold air, and I'm sensitive to the cold, so I turned off the AC at night. Breakfast was a full English.

Firstly, the staff we encountered were lovely, very accommodating and helpful. The reception entrance was promising, being bright and modern with a very pleasant receptionist and smooth check in. However, our room lacked appeal, comfort or anything that made one wish to stay in it for longer than a night. To be fair, we were asked twice on check in, if we would like to move to a different floor. I jokingly asked if there was a problem with the room we'd been allocated but was told no. We were allocated Room 7. Whilst it appeared clean to the best the facilities allowed, it was unpleasant. The bottom of the bathroom door appeared water damaged and rotten. The sink was cracked. The radiator was rusted by urine splashes as situated beside the toilet and the shower was situated in a recess with no curtain or screen, so quickly spilled on to the floor making the bath mat soaked. The lock on the bathroom door didn't work. There was no hair dryer. Only one USB point within the very small TV which only charged if it was on. Being on the ground floor, our window opened out on to the narrow walk way and one poor man walked into it on his way to reception. SatNav instructions take you to a dead end further down the road and several attempts at finding our way around the God awful roundabout eventually led us to a very small parking area at the front of the hotel. Breakfast at 9.00 pm was initially disappointing. One plate was available, no bread for the toaster, no milk for the cereals. One sausage, no beans, no bacon. More food did eventually appear, as did plates, and it was very nice. The croissants and pastries were lovely too. The coffee machine was good. As mentioned, the staff were very good and we requested an iron which was bought to us quickly with a board by a lovely young man. The bed was awful. Rock hard and not much comfort from a meagre duvet that was so thin that initially we thought it had been forgotten. Anyway, one night, cheap and basic. Served its purpose but would look elsewhere and pay more. Think we were just unlucky.

Good location close to M42, free parking onsite, easy access to reception check in was straightforward lifts to all floors and the room was perfect clean and warm. self service for buffet breakfast good variety for every taste. would recommend this hotel to friends and family.