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Ramada Birmingham City Centre

160 Wharfside Street The Mailbox/160
Birmingham, United Kingdom B1 1RL

Located in the Mailbox leisure and shopping centre, the Ramada Birmingham City Centre is a glass fronted building overlooking Briminghams canals. The 90 guestrooms have airy modern d�cor and blonde wood furniture. All offer television with pay movies, direct dial phones with free local calls, coffee/tea makers and wireless internet connections. Bathrooms have hair dryers and power showers.
Guests can shop at designer boutiques, dine at a variety of restaurants and socialise in various bars all situated within the Mailbox entertainment complex. Sports fans can watch the big game on the satellite television in the bar lounge, and business travellers can hire out three fully equipped conference rooms with wireless Internet (surcharge). Secure parking (surcharge) is provided nearby for guests arriving by car. Light meals and breakfast buffets are served in the informal hotel restaurant, with its brightly upholstered chairs and blonde wood tables. Birmingham Airport is seven miles away.

Rates:
80.09 - 224.25

Number Of Rooms: 90
Number Of Floors: 6
Check In Time: 2 PM
Check Out Time: 11 AM

Amenities:
Parking Garage
In House Bar
Children Allowed
Car Rent Desk
Family Rooms

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Ramada Birmingham City Centre
160 Wharfside Street The Mailbox/160
Birmingham, United Kingdom B1 1RL

Driving Directions:
A train service runs from the airport to New Street station, which is within easy walking distance of the hotel. The train takes 15 minutes one way and costs around 3 GBP for a return ticket. Black cabs provide a 24 hour service from the official rank outside the airport passenger terminals and cost about 20 GBP per trip. Local buses also run from the airport to the surrounding areas. Guests can explore the centre of Birmingham on foot. Taxis are plentiful and a reliable bus service runs further afield.
Driving directions: From the airport, take the A38 towards the city centre, then take Suffolk Road followed by Queensway Road, where the red fronted Mailbox building lies.