Jurys Inn Birmingham

I recently stayed at the Jurys Inn, it’s a great central hotel. The rooms lovely the only trouble is I could hear every thing from the people next door
The Jurys Inn is a great family hotel the staff are lovely and it’s very central so easy to get out and about

I haven’t stayed in many hotels but of the few I’ve stayed in this is by far the best.
We booked this room literally last minute on
as a ‘top secret’ booking.
For anyone unfamiliar with the term, basically your guaranteed at least a 3 star hotel. They give you all the info about the place besides it’s address (but you do get a general area) and the name. All is revealed once your booking is completed.
Located on Broad Street it’s very close to bars, restaurants and other entertainment. While it is on the main strip I found that as I was situated on the 12^th floor I heard no noise.
The receptionist Joseph was very welcoming, friendly and helpful and made me feel completely at ease immediately upon arriving.
My partner and I booked a Kingsize Superior Room at half the price due to the top secret deal. It is by far the best room I have ever stayed in. The bed as suggested was Kingsize, the room tastefully decorated in warming colours with ambient lighting. Two large windows showed me a great view of broad street.
The bathroom had a bath which is not the norm I have found lately. And while the shower was very strong and easy to control I would have preferred a standalone shower unit instead of a bath combo. Other than that the bathroom like the rest of the room was finished to a high standard.
Standard facilitates are included, nice kettle, a hair dryer that’s better than mine, ironing board and iron, extra towels and pillows, a leather office chair which I wanted to steal and an armchair which was possibly ‘the’ most comfortable hotel room chair I have ever sat in. In fact the only thing in the room that I may consider needs an upgrade is the tv, completely adequate but let’s the room down slightly with its light gray frame.
We came to Birmingham to go to a club for the night, which we needed tickets for. We were unable to print these before hand and they were e print ticket only. One call to reception from the room and they printed them for us. No problems. Staff are so helpful, I stayed at the hilton in bath before and this beats them, no contest.

Recently spent four nights here and was impressed. It’s a modern hotel in a great location. Rooms are large, comfortable and clean with A/​C, flat screen tv and all the usual trappings. Wired and wireless Internet available but costs. There’s a restaurant, bar and coffee bar for those who want to stay in but there’s a mass of restaurants, café bars, bars as well as night clubs and the odd casino for those who venture out. The location is a real plus. Walk into Birmingham city centre within 10 minutes, wander round the shops, bars and restaurants of Brindley Place in even less time. Take a walk down the canal path or even take a trip on a barge. Lots to do and see. As for the hotel again, staff friendly, efficient and helpful. Looking forward to staying there again

Jurys Inn is a wonderful Central Budget Hotel.
I managed to get a good deal on a couple of nights over this easter and it was great having a hotel with such a central position in the city. Just by the canal and an abundance of restaurant. All main attractions in the city less than ten mins walk away.
It actually took ages to find a decent place at the right price based on previous reviews. Everyone commented on the noise from party goers everywhere — and in particular with Jurys Inn — the noise from the maids lift. But we plumped for Jurys Inn because they had the B&B deals and the company has a good rep. We simply requested a room away from the lift.
As it was on the 11^th floor we had two peaceful nights sleep in the most AMAZING bed ever. It was so huge I didn’t even notice the Mrs was in the bed next to me when I woke up. The rooms are spacious and so so clean. There’s no faffing in the room and no mini fridge (ie temptation) which is perfect for us.
The whole hotel was clean and bright and pretty. Good security at night and efficient service throughout.
Negatives
–Awkward moment when checking in — the guy behind the counter was a tad baffled about two women sharing a double room, bless.
–Annoying heating/​air conditioning in room. It’s just stupid, but if you admit defeat and call reception they can adjust it from there.
–Breakfast. Poor lay out, naff choice for veggies.
–Paid Wifi
Despite the not so goods — for the price you can’t get better for Bham City Centre. I would recommend it for couples on a city break of those who are looking for a decent place to rest and refuel.

I recently stayed here whilst on a good friend’s hen weekend.
It was alright, nothing especially interesting or noteworthy about the place.
It is right on Broad Street, which can be a curse or a blessing. If you are hitting the town for a raucous night of drinking shenanigans, then it won’t bother you. You’ll simply be grateful for somewhere convenient to rest your booze-​fuddled head. If you are looking for a romantic mini-​break destination, then you’ll probably hate having squeeze through the noisy throng to reach quieter parts of town.
The room I stayed in was fairly standard and clean. I recall the bathroom being spotless. The hotel seems to be packed with other hen and stag do groups, which meant that staggering back to the room in the wee small hours felt completely OK.
Onsite parking is £13.00 for 11 – 24 hours.

The best thing about Jurys Inn in central Birmingham is its convenient location on Broad Street, which makes it an ideal place to stay if you are planning a night out. There is a small car park for customers, which comes at an added expense. If parking is unavailable then you have to resort to pricey street parking or the nearby Brindley Place car park.
The staff has always been friendly and polite. Security is tight in the evenings so expect to be questioned over your room number when you return at night. Although this is a welcome feature of the hotel that helps you feel secure.
There is a bar and restaurant on the ground floor, which is open till late and offers freshly-​cooked hot food. Although it can be busy with corporate or party bookings, so it may be worth enquiring with reception in advance.

I pre-​booked through work and arrived around 9.00pm. I was mildly surprised to be told that they had no room despite having a reservation. I was packed off to a hotel around 8 miles away. To be fair (not something I really wish to write) they did ring and apologise the next day. However, it is not something I expect when travelling on business. Apparently it was a system error– not just overbooking and hoping some people drop out.

Stayed here recently for work. This is not a good hotel. First thing I noticed was the basic rooms with not much in them and the en suite bathroom that really needed renovation, with cracked tiles and mould. Although the worst thing was they put me in a room facing Broad Street, that seams to be a party street in Birmingham and the rooms windows are very thin. Safe to say I did not get to sleep for hours.
The reception staff had offered to put me on the 12^th floor, which I had declined as a fire engines ladder will only extend to the 5^th floor. If there is ever a problem and you need rescuing then do not stay above the 5^th floor as the ladder will not reach. Unfortunately this made me closer to the very noisy street below.
The food is buffet style and average at best. Wish I had gone out to find something better, but breakfast was better in the morning.
To sum up, its a bit cheap and looking tatty and in a very noisy location without double glazed windows.

Bit of a disappointing hotel really. The location is good even if the car park is hard to find. It’s handy to some good bars and restaurants (and some bad ones!). I wouldn’t bother eating there — overpriced and under flavoured. Go over the road to Piccolinos instead: o)
The rooms are fairly good — clean and spacious, but the bathrooms are a bit stale. I did have to call maintenance in when it rained and water started pouring through the top of the window onto the air con unit. The lower ground floor where the car park leads in from smells damp and the ground floor where reception and the bar is smells of stale booze. But the higher up you get, the better it gets.

First time I’ve stayed in a Jury’s Inn, quite impressed for the cost though got a large discount for a block booking.
Breakfast was buffet style which was fair. Had a buffet lunch as part of a meeting package which on both days was really good indeed.
Rooms very clean, slick and polite staff too. Only advice is ask for a high floor if you can as it’s noisy on Broad Street.
Some of my colleages found the car park hard to find, it’s actually round the back with the entrance actually in Berkley Street.

Excellent location if you need to be in the centre of Birmingham. Food and drink is mediocre and pricey but there is a massive choice available in Broad Street. Rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel as it was New years ever and didnt require
food or any extras like that because of going out in Birmingham.
The room was exceptionally large with really massive bathroom and so we
were really pleased with the price of such a good room.
There is good parking but if you end up parking on the roof be prepared for a long walk back to the room!

This is really NOT a good hotel and I have stayed in plenty of bad hotels. It is situated on Broad St; the main drinking thoroughfare in birmingham and the window are very thin. The rooms are basic and oddly all seem to have 2 double beds in them! I used to stay here a lot with work until I demended to be put somwhere else.
The rooms don’t have the basics you would want: there are no ironing board available so y ou have to go to the rioning room in the basement that smells of smoke.
The restaurant serves a buffet style hot dinner which is not bad, but is far from healthy as they coat everything in butter.
I would like to say that it is good value for money, but even the travelodge is better that this.