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Hotel List 2015-16 F Bihar and Jharkhand Medical Association (UK) 37th Annual Reunion Aston Villa Football Club, Birmingham, B6 6HE Hotel List 2015/16 The hotels below are listed in order of rating and distance from Villa Park The Holiday Inn Express Birmingham Star City is an easy 3 minute walk from Star City with offers a • Holiday Inn, Star City diverse range of Dining Cuckoo Road experiences, a Multiscreen Cinema, Heartlands Parkway Ten Pin Bowling, Rock Climbing and Nechells a variety of other activities for Birmingham all age groups. B7 5SB The Holiday Inn at Star City is 121. 1183 situated 1.8 miles from Villa Park. • Holiday Inn Express, Birmingham Snow Hill Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Snow 1 Snow Hill Plaza Hill is ideally located in the heart St Chads of Birmingham city centre. A short Queensway stroll from Snow Hill and New Street Birmingham Train Stations with direct train links B4 6HY to Birmingham International Airport. 0121 647 3999 Holiday Inn Express is located 3.4 Friday 1st July 2016 – 60 family rooms at £59.00 per room miles from Villa Park. Saturday 2nd July 2016 – 120 family rooms at £85.00 per room Rates include VAT, free WiFi and a ConFnental Breakfast with three hot favourites. To book, guests will need to provide a credit/debit card number to guarantee their bookings and they will need to quote code BJM at Fme of booking. They will then have a 48 hour cancellaFon policy. This rate will stay open unFl May 20th 2016. • Crowne Plaza Birmingham City Key Features: Birmingham City Centre The Crowne Plaza has 312 rooms and Holliday Street is located close to Birmingham Birmingham attractions such as: The Bullring, B1 1HH Cadburys World, Birmingham 0871 423 4896 Hippodrome and the National Exhibition Arena. The Crowne Plaza is 3.1 miles from Aston Villa. • Premier Inn Key Features- Birmingham Exchange Buildings Located in the heart of Birmingham with Stephenson Place only a 5 minute walk to the Bullring. Birmingham The Premier Inn has great transport B2 4NH links being situated above Birmingham Tel: 0871 527 9442 New Street station and has close access F: 0871 527 9443 to bus services. Premier Inn is located 3.2 miles from Villa Park. Email: www.premierinn.com/birmingham-city-centre-new-st-station Key Features- • Novotel (4*) Novotel is situated in Birmingham city 70 Broad street centre with close transport links. Each Birmingham of the 148 modern guest rooms has a flat B1 2HT screen TV and wireless internet access. Tel: 0121/6199002 This hotel is ideal for guests Fax: 0121/6439786 travelling to Birmingham and wanting to explore the city. Novotel is located 3.3 E-mail: [email protected] miles from Villa Park, Boasting an enviable location, ideal • Hyatt Regency Birmingham for both business and leisure 2 Bridge Street guests. Birmingham Located in the centre of Birmingham, B1 2JZ it looks back to the city's rich 0121 643 1234 heritage with its colourful canal- Email: www.birmingham.regency.hyatt.com side setting and forward to a dynamic future through its direct link to the International Convention Centre and Symphony Hall. The hotel offers 319 luxuriously appointed, spacious and airy rooms with stunning views of the city. Hyatt Regency is only situated 3.3 miles Key Features- • Radisson SAS (4*) Located just minutes from the Bullring, 12 Holloway Circus Mailbox and Business District. This hotel is Queensway a short walk to Birmingham New Street Station Birmingham and is ideal for either corporate guests or B1 1BT wedding parties. It is 3.3 miles from Villa Tel:0121 654 6000 (front office) Park. 211 bedrooms with fitness centre, spa, 0121 654 6100 (reservations) suites, stylish restaurant and lobby bar. E-mail: [email protected] Website:www.radissonsas.com A car parking charge is applicable. Key Features- Lost cost hotel situated in the • Ibis Birmingham centre of Birmingham, located 1 Great Colmore Street closely to 02 Academy and Birmingham Birmingham Hippodrome. Ibis is B15 2AP situated 3.5 miles from Villa Park. Tel: 01216227575 Website: www.ibishotel.ibis.com • Travelodge Birmingham Fort Dunlop Fort Parkway Key Features- Erdington Located 3.5 miles from Villa Park, Birmingham close to Junction 5 of the M6 and next to the Fort Shopping Centre. B24 9FP This hotel is great for those Tel:0871 984 6312 looking for a ‘no frills’ stay but Fax: 0121 747 9958 at the same time expecting good Website:www.travelodge.co.uk quality essentials. 100 bedrooms Free car parking Key Features- Located on Broad Street close to • Jurys Inn (3*) vibrant shopping districts, lively pubs 245 Broad Street and intimate restaurants. It is Birmingham approximately 1 mile from Birmingham New Street Station and 3.6 miles from B1 2HQ Villa Park. Tel:0121 606 9000 Website:www.birminghamhotels.jurysinn.com 445 bedrooms with restaurant, pub and meeting rooms. A car parking charge is applicable. • Malmaison Key Features- The Mailbox Located within the Mailbox with a variety Wharfside Street of contemporary shops, restaurants and Birmingham bars. It is an ideal hotel for wedding B1 1XL couples and high-level corporate guests Tel: 0121 246 5000 and is 3.7 miles from Villa Park. Fax: 0121 246 5002 189 bedrooms with fitness centre, spa, E-mail: [email protected] suites, brasserie and bar. Website: www.malmaison-birmingham.com A car parking charge is applicable. • Birmingham Marriott 12 Hagley Road 4 star Hotel in Birmingham, complete Five Ways with, Restaurant & Bar, Leisure Club & Birmingham Conference Rooms. The Marriott hotel B16 8SJ is located 3.8 miles from Villa Park. 0121 452 1144 • Holiday Inn – M6 Jct 7 (4*) Key Features- Chapel Lane Situated 7 miles north of Birmingham City Great Barr Centre and 6.3 miles from Aston Villa Birmingham Football Club, in 7 acres of landscaped Tel:0871 942 9009 option 7 grounds on the edge of green belt. With ample E-mail: [email protected] free parking, room for coaches and easy access to the motorway network, M6 Jct 7, M5 Website:www.holiday-inn.co.uk Jct 1, M42, M54 and the M6 Toll Motorway. 190 bedrooms, with 4 accessible rooms. Located In the hotel are Traders Restaurant, Hub Bar and a modern lounge. Relax in the Spirit Health and Fitness Club, which offers massage and beauty treatments, exercise classes, solarium, indoor pool, spa, gym, sauna and steam room. • New Hall Hotel and Spa Situated 9.2 miles from Aston Villa, which Walmley Road is accessible by either M6 or through Sutton Coldfield Birmingham itself. Local attractions close Birmingham B76 1QX to New Hall include Blithfield Reservoir, Tel: 0845 072 7577 Bullring, Drayton Manor Theme Park & Thomas Land, The Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Fax: 0845 072 7578 Glasshouse, E-mail: [email protected] Warwick Castle and the National Sea Life Central Reservations Centre. 0845 458 0901 • Ramada Encore NEC, Birmingham Airport This modern Ramada hotel is within Bickenhill Lane 10 minutes’ walk of the NEC and Bickenhill about 0.5 miles from both B40 1PJ Birmingham International Rail 0 8448 013590 Station and Airport. Ramada Encore Email: www.ramada.co.uk/ramada-encore-birmingham-nec is 12.2 miles from Aston Villa Football Club however, the location of the hotel is beneficial to clients travelling from abroad. • Ibis Birmingham Airport Situated at Birmingham Ambassador Road International Airport, this Birmingham International Airport modern Ibis Hotel is just 300 Bickenhill metres from the airport B26 3AW terminals. The hotel has a 24- 0121 619 9001 hour front desk, air-conditioned Email: www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-birmingham-airport rooms and a 24-hour snack bar. Ibis is situated 13.3 miles from Villa Park. .
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