If you’re looking for a hotel in Birmingham near National Indoor Arena then you are in luck. momondo recommends 12 hotels near National Indoor Arena and on average, hotels in the area cost £55/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near National Indoor Arena are very similar to the average price of a hotel in Birmingham, which is £55.
Below are the 12 user recommended hotels in the area of Birmingham that is closest to Villa Park. The average price near Villa Park is £56/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Villa Park are typically 3% more expensive than the average hotel in Birmingham, which is £55.
The average price for hotels near National Exhibition Centre is £55 per night. Of those hotels, momondo users recommend the 12 hotels below for those looking to stay in the area. Since National Exhibition Centre is more popular at some times of year than others, prices may vary depending on when you plan your trip. Hotels near National Exhibition Centre are typically 1% more expensive than the average hotel in Birmingham, which is £55.
Low season
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August |
High season
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March |
cheapest month to stay
24%
expected price decrease
most expensive time to stay
30%
expected price increase
Price
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£56 - £104
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Highest day of week
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Saturday |
Cheapest day of week
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Sunday |
avg. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weeknight)
£63
avg. price over the last two weeks
avg. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weekend night)
£61
avg. price over the last two weeks
Cheapest time to book
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Birmingham is: 1-2 star, 73 days before. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins. |
1-2 star
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£38 - £47
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3 star
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£50 - £63
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4-5 star
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£78 - £85
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Birmingham has a temperate maritime climate, with average year-round temperature of less than 22 degrees Celsius and evenly spread out rainfall all year round. July is the hottest month of the year, while January temperatures can fall below 0 degrees Celsius. April – June and September – October are popular months amongst tourists, as the weather is slightly warmer. During these months, Birmingham hosts several festivals such as the British International Motor Show, Birmingham International Jazz Festival, Moseley Folk Festival, ArtsFest, and Birmingham Comedy Festival. If you are looking for cheap deals on travel and accommodation, you should plan your visit in the winter months from December – February.
Birmingham has several options for public transport. A network of 8 local rail lines connects all key sites and attractions while a comprehensive bus network spans the entire city. A ticket for “1-day network zones 1 – 5 which allows unlimited travel on regional buses, trams and trains (within zones 1 – 5), costs £8.50 GBP in cash or £8.30 GBP if you purchase a Swift Pay As You Go (PAYG) card. You can also hail a London-style black cab on the street.
Birmingham’s industrial past attracted early settlers across communities and continents, leading to the creation of an exciting melting pot of cuisines, festivals and faiths. This makes the city truly vibrant and multicultural. Whether you are into the latest fashion trends, food, music, art, lifestyle or architecture, there will be some part of Birmingham where you are likely to feel right at home!
City Centre
The best area to stay in Birmingham is the City Centre, in close proximity to major attractions, shopping, architecture, and night life. Chinatown, Gay Village and Brindleyplace are all within walking distance of the City Centre. The area is well connected with other parts of Birmingham through plenty of convenient public transport options. At a prime central location, the Hyatt Regency Birmingham on Bridge Street offers you luxury accommodation with breath-taking views of the city’s canal network. In the mid-range budget option, you have the Holiday Inn Express Birmingham – City Centre, on Holliday Street, just a few minutes’ walk from New Street station. You may also want to consider the Staying Cool at the Rotunda, where 36 serviced apartments blend boutique hotel comfort with the space and freedom of living in a convenient flat.
Broad Street and West Side
Birmingham’s most dynamic entertainment destination, Broad Street offers you a wide choice of intimate waterside bars and clubs, cinemas, great food and warm hospitality. Consider the Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street or Premier Inn Birmingham Broad Street (Canal Side) hotel here. The rest of West Side, other than Broad Street, has several parks where you can relax by the lake, or take a walk into the woodland, or sit around and have a picnic. Restaurants are easy to come by and accommodation options are aplenty. You have the Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham Brindley Place with a chic restaurant and luxury rooms, just off Broad Street. It is less than 10 minutes’ drive from the Bullring and Mailbox shopping centres, the International Convention Centre, and the Symphony Hall. Within the Mailbox complex, you will also find the AC Hotel Birmingham, A Marriott Lifestyle Hotel.
Jewellery Quarter
The Jewellery Quarter is the 250-year old centre of Birmingham’s jewellery trade and home to over 500 jewellery businesses to this date. It is a unique area with a growing arts scene and plenty of bars and restaurants. Livery Street and the adjacent Constitution Hill are quieter areas with cheaper accommodation options for those looking to explore landmarks such as St. Paul’s Church and Birmingham Cathedral. Consider the self-catering apartments of The Jewellery Suites Birmingham on Caroline Street or the fabulous value-for-money Saint Pauls House on Saint Pauls Square. Another popular attraction in the heart of Jewellery Quarter is Hotel du Vin Birmingham, a landmark Victorian building built in the 1800s.
There are plenty of budget hotels to choose from in Birmingham. Wetherspoon’s The Briar Rose is a beautiful boutique-style hotel situated in the heart of the bustling city centre of Birmingham, a 3-minute walk from New Street train station and a 15-minute journey from the airport. Also close by is Premier Inn’s Birmingham Broad Street (Canal Side) hotel overlooking the city’s waterways. A short distance from major attractions such as Jewellery Quarter, Symphony Hall and Brindleyplace is the Hotel ibis Styles Birmingham Centre on Lionel Street near St. Paul’s square. Another budget accommodation near St. Paul’s square is the Bloc Hotel Birmingham, inspired by Tokyo’s capsule hotels.
Birmingham shops, galleries, museums and live events cater to everyone from art lovers to retail junkies to sports fans and festival lovers.
When visiting Birmingham the average booking length is 1 night.
The cost of a hotel room in Birmingham will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around £56 per night.
Room prices for hotels in Birmingham can be as much as 24% lower in the month of August. So this is a great time to book and save money.
Room prices for hotels in Birmingham will be at their lowest on Saturday and peak on Friday.
Hostels in Birmingham (including hotels rated 2 stars and below) cost £36 per person, per night on average. This is £19 per night cheaper than the average cost of hotels in Birmingham.
With an average temperature of 6 °C and expected precipitation of 50 mm, March is a great month to explore the outdoors near Birmingham.