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Cosy 3 Bed House/Free Parking/Fast Wi-Fi/Sleeps 8
Cosy 3 Bed House/Free Parking/Fast Wi-Fi/Sleeps 8, a property with a garden, is set in Bilston, 16 km from Library of Birmingham, 16 km from Broad Street, as well as 16 km from Brindleyplace.
Redwings Lodge Wolverhampton Central
Offering a restaurant and free WiFi access, Redwings Lodge Wolverhampton Central is located in Wolverhampton.
Ramada Birmingham Oldbury M5 J2
Just 600 metres from the M5 motorway, the Ramada Birmingham Oldbury Hotel offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms. The hotel has a bar and restaurant.
Holiday Inn Express Birmingham Oldbury, an IHG Hotel
Just off the M5 motorway and only 2.4 km from Langley Green Railway Station, the modern Holiday Inn Express Birmingham Oldbury offers free parking and air-conditioned rooms.
Park Inn by Radisson Birmingham Walsall
Bright and stylish, this modern hotel is just minutes from junction 9 of the M6 and Bescot Stadium Railway Station, offering direct trains to Birmingham city centre with links to the NEC and airport.
Beverley Hotel
Just a mile from Walsall town centre, The Beverley Hotel offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and an on-site restaurant, less than 10 minutes’ from Walsall Railway Station.
The Connaught Hotel Wolverhampton
Situated in Wolverhampton, the refurbished The Connaught Hotel Wolverhampton offers an on-site bar, situated just 1 mile from Wolverhampton railway station.
Barons Court Hotel
Barons Court Hotel offers great-value, award-winning accommodation just one mile from Wolverhampton city centre. Enjoy free car parking and free Wi-Fi.
A Park View Hotel
Opposite Wolverhampton’s pretty West Park and set in a Victorian building, A Park View Hotel has original features, high ceilings and large windows throughout.
The Office Bar and Restaurant
Situated in Dudley, The Office Bar and Restaurant has a shared lounge, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
What guests said about Bilston:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Our first time visiting Bilston and it was a very enjoyable...
Our first time visiting Bilston and it was a very enjoyable experience. We stayed overnight to attend a gig by the amazing band the Superskas at The Robin. The venue was great in itself with friendly staff and customers. We walked around the Bilston area the next day (5 minute walk from the hotel we stayed at)and were surprised to see how many different and interesting shops there were. There were also plenty of places to eat to suit all pockets.We chose the Wetherspoons as we only had a snack but will explore other eateries when we return to visit the market. Well worth a visit!
MaxineUnited Kingdom - 2.0Scored 2.0
I didnt like this hotel at all.
I didnt like this hotel at all. Staff were awful chucking the keys on the bed in the room from the room door. Asked about breakfasts to be told no. Rubbish up the side boarded up windows where they had been smashed. Staff no English speaking or just the basics. Area is somewhat of a mess Hard to find as hotel all boarded up around it. Car park isnt a car park. Mouldy bathrooms. This is one of them ones that the pictures look good but its awful. Didnt feel safe at all. Crazy people hanging around outside.
lisaUnited Kingdom - 2.0Scored 2.0
On a Saturday evening it was dead.
On a Saturday evening it was dead. Everything appeared to be locked up with metal grills on doors and windows. I had to walk about a mile from my hotel in the town centre before I found a takeaway. I wouldn't rush back.LindaUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Good market most days and a High Street with the usual shops...
Good market most days and a High Street with the usual shops - Home Bargains, Heron Foods, Iceland, Argos and a Wetherspoons opposite Lidl., several estate agents and charity shops. Being pedestrianised is good.ChristineUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Certainly not a salubrious scenic area, but, if you just...
Certainly not a salubrious scenic area, but, if you just want a nice comfortable, clean place to sleep, OYO is a good choice, especially as it is very economical. Don’t be put off by the first impression of a rather run down area, the interior of the building is spotless.VeronicaUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
An Austerity UK impoverished town, but everyone we came into...
An Austerity UK impoverished town, but everyone we came into contact with there were friendly and the general feel of the town was amiable enough. Didn't go in for fine dining since there wasn't any, dinner at Wetherspoons, breakfast at Greggs (the recommended Metro Cafe was closed) - cheap and cheerful, with good public transport links to Wolverhampton, Birmingham and the Black Country.
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