OK once we got checked in
Pros: Good car parking and breakfast Cons: Took ages to find someone to check us in Windows only opened a crack
2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Modern Elegance in the Heart of Sutton Coldfield Elegant Rooms with Modern Amenities: Enjoy a comfortable stay in our modern rooms equipped with a flat-screen TV, tea/coffee facilities, a hairdryer, and a private bathroom. Late-Night Entertainment: Experience the vibrant nightlife with our late-night venue and nightclub room on weekends. Please note the lively atmosphere past 3 am. Convenient Location and Parking: Benefit from our central location with excellent transport links and complimentary off-road parking. Explore Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham city center, and the NEC effortlessly. Book now for an unforgettable stay at The Townhouse Sutton!
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OK once we got checked in
Pros: Good car parking and breakfast Cons: Took ages to find someone to check us in Windows only opened a crack
Pros: Not a lot Cons: Poor room
Pros: Not a lot Cons: Poor room
Pros: Close to train
Pros: Close to train. Lovely town Cons: Toilet was hard to flush - fan was noisy and a replacement was unavailable !
Pros: Location Facilities Restaurant Free parking Cons: Lot of confusion with the booking after doing it through booking.com
Pros: Location Facilities Restaurant Free parking Cons: Lot of confusion with the booking after doing it through booking.com
Like trying to sleep on the face of the sun!
Pros: Nice clean room in an ideal location for a party in the assembly hall. Tea and coffee making facilities available and a full-length mirror was useful. Staff on reception were friendly. One of the security staff helped us get through the door to the stairs. Cons: The room was incredibly hot. We had requested a fan and brought 2 with us. Still, it was just too hot. The fans just blew around the hot air. We had to leave earlier than we wanted as we just could not sleep. Shame really as the room other than that was nice. Only one small window would open, the other was behind a Perspex screen