Stéphane🇲🇹
23 Jul 2026
Close to city center, plenty of space
Close to city center, plenty of space
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Birmingham · United Kingdom
Malacuna Birmingham
92-95 Livery Street, Birmingham, England, B3 1RJView on mapGood
2,430 reviews
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Wheelchair accessibleUpper floors accessible by stairs onlyFree WiFi24-hour front deskLuggage storageDesignated smoking areaBreakfast available (surcharge)Multilingual staffBicycle parking availableCoworking spacesVegan menu options availableVegetarian menu options available
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2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
About this hotel
Malacuna Birmingham is a 3-star hotel in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
Experience the vibrant heart of Birmingham at PH Hostel Birmingham, your perfect home away from home. Convenient Amenities Stay connected with complimentary wireless internet access throughout the property. Parking for bikes is available, making it easy for you to explore the city’s attractions on two wheels. Delicious Dining Options Savor delicious pizza at our on-site Cafe Bar, or grab a quick bite at the cozy coffee shop/café. Don’t miss our hearty buffet breakfasts available daily from 4:00 AM to 1:00 PM, setting you up for a day of adventure. Comfortable Accommodations With 37 thoughtfully designed guestrooms, unwind and recharge. Enjoy the shared kitchen for your culinary needs, and take advantage of convenient amenities like portable fans and blackout drapes for a restful night's sleep. Book your stay at PH Hostel Birmingham now and unlock the charm of this city!
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khushwant🇮🇳
23 Jul 2026
Good
Good
Jing Leng🇬🇧
22 Jul 2026
Bad reception service.
Pros: The location. Cons: There was a black young male employee who was very slow in service, and check-in kept me waiting for an hour and a half. Then when I made the booking, I indicated that I wanted a lower bed, and I also told this young employee that I wanted a lower bed when I checked in, but the young employee still arranged an upper bed for me, where no one was in the room, why did I do so deliberately?