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Wolverhampton is a city which major points are: the University of Wolverhampton, old Anglican church and Wolves Stadium. Unless you work or study in Wlv there's nothing to do but taking a train to Birmingham. Food is not worth mentioning except for 5 Polish shops located around the city which offer the cheapest products, but sometimes also expired, culture of putting on sale expired products is up to date so be aware of mold. Avoid buying drinks in clubs alcohol is really overpriced. The only good side is cleanliness, 75 pounds for throwing a cigarette butt on the street makes it. So to sum up, the best way to get around Wolverhampton is to stay away from this place. Not to be continued.
I grew up there and I do not visit regularly. However the people are generally warm jovial and helpful. It is shame things seem a little run down, the location is great if you want a base in the midlands, transport there and road networks are good.
I was in town for a theatre production at the Arena Theatre - part of the U of Wolverhampton. It's a fantastic venue and has really impressive programming, supporting local artists and up and comers, all done to a very high standard, and is excellent regarding accessibility - eg having BSL signers for shows and an entirely accessible venue. Drinks are also very reasonably priced. Definitely worth checking out what they're up to when you're in town. Other good locals - Royal London pub, Bohemian pub, Zuri's coffee & street Indian food, and I've heard the Little Dessert Shop is a treat.
We were traveling without a car and preparing for a week-long narrowboat trip. We found everything we needed in walking distance from our hotel - post office, bank, mobile phone store, grocery store, plus a fun Jamaican restaurant for takeaway.
I go to Wolverhampton for concerts, so I usually only stop for a night at a time. There's a few different venues for live music and there's plenty of pubs. It's not a destination I go to unless I'm going to a concert.
I took a shortish walk from the hotel into Wolverhampton centre during the evening and was surprised at how eclectic the buildings were.Some beautiful old buildings,churches and a host of old taverns and bars.A real surprise.
“Location is excellent for City Centre, the bar\cafe was very friendly.”
“Room was excellent although we did have an upgrade. Really good evening meal with plenty of choice. Good breakfast especially the continental selection which was fantastic. Helpful, friendly staff. Within walking distance of the city centre. Will use again.”
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“The hotel severed my purpose.I will be back”
“The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, offering to help with parking [very tight], carry bags and arrange a late meal. Room was clean and just what was needed for a one night stay. It is located close to central Wolverhampton but in a quiet location.”
