Awentsbury Hotel

Victorian Country House Hotel close to Birmingham University and only 2.5 miles from the city centre.

Set in own grounds in peaceful surroundings Close to University hospitals ,Cadbury World, Indoor arena, convention centre and easy access to NEC. And University of Central England.

Vintage car collection to view.

A warm welcome awaits you.

Our hotel is a Victorian Country house quietly set in its own grounds;

We are small so we feel that we can give a good service to our guests.

All the rooms have a telephone, tea and coffee making facilities and TV.

All prices include full English breakfast and taxes.

The hotel is set in its own private gardens in the delightful area of Selly Park, a quiet area two miles from Birmingham city centre, only a five min walk from Birmingham University, less than a mile from Edgbaston Cricket Ground and about one and a half miles from the International Convention Centre and the Indoor Arena.

Aston University is about two and a half miles, Selly Oak hospital is a short walk.

The N.E.C is 8 miles from here, out in the countryside, it takes about 20 minutes in the car, or you can take a taxi or a train from the city centre.

The Cadbury Chocolate factory and Bournville Village is a short walk.

We hope that we may be of use to you.

One can book in up to Midnight or just after.

A Taxi from the Airport is about £15.00 and it takes about 20 minutes.

You may wish to see our advert on the internet:
We need a credit card to secure all bookings.

Standard Single room £ 36.00 per night for cash, 42.00 with card

Single with shower £ 46.00 per night

Single En-suite £ 52.00 per night

Standard Twin or double £56.00 per night

Standard twin with extra bed £ 67.00 per night

Twin with shower £60.00 per night

Double or twin En-suite £64.00 per night

Ian Kerr, Awentsbury Hotel

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