Great location
Superb location Great space Easy instructions to get in
From £124 a night — varies by your dates
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Kula Birmingham - New Street Station is a 3-star hotel in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
Prime Location: Situated just 300 metres from the heart of Birmingham, with popular attractions within walking distance. Modern Amenities: Enjoy free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, and family rooms for a comfortable stay. Nearby Attractions: Explore Birmingham with ease - located near Birmingham New Street, Symphony Hall, and other top sights. Experience convenience and comfort at Kula Birmingham - Queensgate.
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Great location
Superb location Great space Easy instructions to get in
Pros: Location is quite close to the central station, many supermarkets and food options nearby. There is lift in the building, and dishwasher and washing machine in the apartment. The apartment is quite spacious. Cons: To enter the apartment building there are two doors with access codes. It seems the codes change every few days. It can cause confusion. When we arrived there was a homeless person sitting in front of the main entrance which was quite uncomfortable. The building is situated next to a busy road, on a warm day if you want to get fresh air it can be very noisy in the room.
Beautiful interior and great location.
Convenient location close to New Street Station.
Pros: The location for me was perfect. The staff who worked there were lovely Cons: I was there for a week and did not get any service to my room - not even fresh towels.
Perfect place, perfect location
Pros: Perfect location, perfect stay. The apartment is centrally located. Very clean and has all the amenities. Definitely and 100% recommended. Cons: The only issue was that there was only one fan provided. I would have expected to have at least 2 fans since it was a 3 room apartment.
October here averages 10°C, with around 78 mm of rain across the month.
Climate data: NASA POWER
Twenty-year averages for this area, not a forecast.