Birmingham Hotel Guide - Crooked House hotels in Birmingham, United Kingdom.

"First stay and had a twin room. £44. The building and interior is quaint and quirky. To some extent it reminded me of my great nans house, with the old black round light switches and 'old' smell. Suits of armour, croquette set, tapestry rocker chair. The rooms had the heating on so lovely and warm on a chilly evening. Boiling hot water for a bath with complementary gel. Bed and pillows super comfortable. Fair size room. Asked for more tea as only 2 bags in the room. Really welcoming receptionist who showed me around and got me extra teabags. Free wifi. Quiet rooms. Nad bits: towels were a bit crispy, but did the job. The car park small so had to park the van on the road. And no breakfast as thr chef was off ill. So nothing worrying and i would definitely return! BE WARNED of another Barons Court Hotel in the local area, i went there first by mistake thanks to google maps! Wolverhampton and Walsall too close "

"Staff were excellent. Rooms are clean however they are looking tired and could do with updating."

"Great value for money, staff are warm and welcoming. The entire hotel is being renovated on a shoestring. Fixtures and fittings are low quality. Most rooms have really good, clean showers. Ideal for workman or a crash pad for a night in Stourbridge. Brilliant central location "

"Great service at reception, excellent value for money and conveniently situated for whatever you’re doing in Wolverhampton! "

"An excellent stay. Friendly staff, clean comfortable room. Breakfast very good. Would stay again and recommend it to others. "

"I enjoyed the spa pool, steam and sauna. The food was lovely 😍 "

"Great hotel, had everything required "

"Nice experience "

"Rooms was very clean and whilst no frills it had all of the amenities available anyone could need, including for cooking. Safe free parking was ideal. The location of the hotel is excellent. Just beside is the Zoo and Castle. The town centre is a short walk as is The Black Country museum"