Perfect location- right next to University of Birmingham. 10-15 min from the university train station where there’s a train that goes to the centre every 5 minutes or so. The main hotel is just a 2 min (if that) walk from Peter Scott House - the staff in the hotel were lovely. We ate in the bar area but there is also the main restaurant where we had a buffet breakfast. Food was amazing, hot and great portion sizes. The breakfast sausages were HUGE! Great nights sleep, the rooms have everything you need - fan, iron & ironing board, kettle with tea & coffee and a hairdryer. Will definitely be back if we’re ever in Birmingham again. Thank you for a great stay.

Excellent breakfast with every conceivable breakfast item available Extremely comfortable beds.

Parking was free across the road at the Edgbaston Park Hotel which was where registration and dining facilities were located. Parking was chargeable if using the car park closest to Peter Scott House. Even this was uphill...so taking luggage to and from entrance was an effort. Normally it would not have been so problematic dropping off luggage, but a skip was obscuring the turning space by the entrance The building entrance lock failed whilst we were there, meaning anyone could enter the unmanned building... Shower: momentary cold pulse every 20 or so seconds which rather spoilt showering

Good value.. Excellent buffet breakfast - Huge choice of items - traditional, continental or mix and match. Free parking close by, friendly staff. Plenty of towels and supplies, able to control radiators, and open windows too. Free Wifi strong and fast enough to stream Netflix, etc.. Outside congestion zone. We approached on M5 from Gloucestershire, then A38 (Be aware mainly 30 mph and several speed cameras!), but no congestion charges. Didn't try the bar or restaurant, but good choice of food on menu. On A38 Black Horse is excellent and huge Wetherspoons, about 2 miles from destination.

No real complaints - Room had been updated, the bathroom did show signs of wear - But it all worked, and plenty of hot water, not an issue. While I was there, further renovations were taking place within the building. Lift was out of order, but was told that at time of booking, and there aren't many floors if you have to use the stairs.

Very quiet even though if its just off a fairly busy road, definitely a bit outdated but clean and has everything you might need. Shower has amazing water pressure too! I also like the fact that entrance to the building is locked so you have an extra key with your room key to enter - feels safer since you're not on the main site with staff around all the time.

My 'double' bed was two single beds pushed together with a double sheet and duvet over the top which made it very uncomfortable any time I moved in the night and ended up near the middle. Lift wasn't working so 2 flights of stairs to get to my room.

The Peter Scott Hotel is managed together with the more modern Edgbaston Park Hotel (EPH) just on the opposite side of the road. This means, they share the same reception desk, and guests will need to go to EPH first to get the keys. All other facilities such as bar and restaurant are also located at EPH. This is just the way they manage, and the instructions are clear on Booking. I have no issues with it, and some of the comments who dislike this are unfair.

Some of the facilities can be slightly old and outdated (especially the shower), and some repairment or refurbishment is needed.

Location is handy for the university, price is excellent. Room was dated but mostly looked very clean- except that the small shower cubicle had quite a few hairs stuck to the tiles- I suspect the cleaner tries to clean the cubicle whilst outside it. This is useful accommodation that doesn’t break the bank. I liked the long bench for working, TV was good, lighting options were good, plenty tea and coffee, natural light and opening windows, fluffy white towels. A basic but serviceable room for an overnight stay.

The room actually smelled odd when I got there, like someone had left food in it for a long time or even cooked in there, so I left the windows open and propped the door open a while. Bed felt old and wasn’t especially comfy (2 singles joined). The location, whilst being great for daytime access to the university is terrible for evening cafes/food options. I would have also liked a message the day before reminding me to check in at the other hotel. I checked, and I did get one a month ago but as someone who travels often that’s way too soon.

The location was perfect for a meeting close the university. The room on the second floor was quiet and had a calming view, although the decoration and carpet were a little tired. The bed was excellent: I slept better than at home. Breakfast was included and had better range, quality and quantity than most hotel breakfasts I have eaten in the last couple of years. Staff were always friendly and helpful. It is worth remembering that free parking, check-in and breakfast are all at Edgbaston Park Hotel, a couple of minutes' walk away over Edgbaston Park Road. It's not far, but it's worth leaving a little extra time.

The only negative was that the room decoration and carpet were tired.

I rate this accommodation highly because it suited me so well as a single traveller who needed to be near the Queen Elizabeth Hospital for an extended period of time. It's managed by and located across the road from the Edgbaston Park Hotel (which is very nice) and you can use the restaurant/bar facilities there. It is very convenient if you need to be near the University of Birmingham too. The beds and bathrooms are not large so it may not be as comfortable if there are two people in the room.

The lift was out of service long term

The bed was really comfy but I always need a really soft pillow because of an ear problem, so it's not the fault of the hotel as I'm pretty sure the pillows would have been fine for most. The buffet breakfast was absolutely delicious and all staff were so lovely. The restaurant is clean and there's lots of space. You can even request eggs made your way, if they are not out, such as poached. Peter Scott House is situated across the road from the restaurant which is in the sister hotel but it is such a nice 2 minutes walk through a leafy pathway with squirrels and birds about. Also Peter Scott house is a nice, peaceful place to stay and is on the grounds of a gorgeous old house with immaculate lawns and flowers. We had a lovely view from the window.

The room was really warm, however, there is a table fan and I suggest having it on at least no. 2 with the window open. The shower cubicle was small but adequate. Overall the room was quite small but manageable because we only slept and showered in it.

Excellent location close to the uni, clean and comfortable rooms, which while not contemporary are very well arranged and contain everything you’d need - including great tea and coffee facilities and choices which you often don’t get anymore. There’s also an iron and hairdryer etc. to be honest, this hotel represents unbelievable value for money - why pay more when you have everything you need here?

Rooms were a little hot - it was 28 degrees outside though