Birmingham Hotel Guide - Maxstoke Park Golf Club hotels in Birmingham, United Kingdom.

"James and Hansel were fantastic hosts, very welcoming and helpful, the property itself is in a great location and has a charming character, rooms were clean and tidy and very spacious. Communication was excellent, I would stay again and recommend "

"Room was very clean and spacious. "

"Parking is onsite, i had a room in the chalets and it is great. "

"Grounds, staff, beds and linen, cuisine,facilities all excellent & value."

"Beautiful place would stay again and recommend to family and friends staff are lovely too"

"The check in was quick, room was clean and spacious"

"Big double bed, very clean, extras eg Pepsi biscuit water,fridge , parking Very near airport "

"Clean rooms, great breakfast, great staff, the bar had a great atmosphere too. Would recommend a visit, we will be back."

"It was better than big names. We were amazingly surprised."

"Perfect for a night close to the airport."

"The room was clean and had all the facilities you need. The staff are friendly and helpful. Overall good value for money and I would stay there again."

"The check in was chaotic, I.e. no room number or lockbox instruction until after check in time, then no key in the lockbox and no telephone number to call to discover what to do next. "

"Lovely people, great accommodation and a fantastic breakfast I will be back! "

"Lovely staff! Comfy room and bed, very clean, silence at most times, you can use the toaster and microwave in their common area and complimentary coffee, tea, water in the room. Stunning nature around the hotel and a beautiful area in the backyard."

"The room was very clean as were the reception and stairway but the rest of the hotel is still being refurbed, the bar was closed with no access to any food or drink. I am sure it will be very nice when it is finished. The staff were very helpfull."

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"I liked that i could heat up my food but the noise from the music and laughter from a near by party or club (not sure which one) could be heard till midnight"