Hampton by Hilton Birmingham Broad Street

"I stayed on my own with my two kids. The beds were comfy, room was clean and breakfast was great. I liked the car park being on site and also we were very central so didn’t have to drive anywhere once in."

"On arrival was pleased to see that hotel had a car park with access directly to the lifts. When entering the lifts to go and check in, few other people joined. We then couldnt get in the lift as they were extremely loud and absolutely stank of weed. The smell was horrendous. And carried right through into the reception area when we got out on floor 3. Checking in was hard work as the girl was speaking so fast we couldn't understand a word she was saying so she kept having to repeat herself. We were also charged an extra £30 for the car park for 2 nights. Lifts to the floors above were a long wait. And some didn't go to all the floors so had to get out and use another. The rooms were small but clean and decent. Drinks at the hotel are ridiculously priced . 25 pounds for 2 vodka with coke. The hotel is noisy and rough. The breakfast was included in the price. The queue for breakfast was long at peak times. The restaurant itself is not big enough to cope with the amount of guests hence the wait. The hot breakfast was very average but they did have a good selection of other things. The hotel is situated in a good location . And in easy reach of 2 small shops nearby and a few bars and takeaways. I feel the hotel is let down by locals hanging about outside, rude guests and the overall prices of things in general. Would I return.. absolutely not."

"Stayed one night in one of the top floors. Room has air conditioning. Bed comfort was reasonable, a good shower, and everything clean and functioning. Parking - £15 for hotel guests, overnight until midday of check out day. It's okay to park prior to check in time, as we arrived in Birmingham around 11am, and just let reception know, paid parking directly to reception and provided our reg number. You can pay extra to stay later if required. We did notice when we returned to the hotel in the evening there didn't seem to be any spaces left, so may be a struggle if you arrive to check in later on. It's around a 20 minute walk into the centre, but on the street itself there are plenty of bars, places to eat, and Tesco/Sainsbury's for essentials. I have to really compliment the reception staff who were very friendly and welcoming, even unprompted coming over to assist with the lifts (a little confusing as there are numerous and some are out of sight.) The only negative I would say is the breakfast was a bit basic and very busy/chaotic (we went for breakfast around 8.30 but it was much worse by the time we were leaving.) I tried the waffle maker - a lovely novelty but not a great taste/texture. However, I enjoyed the stay overall, and would stay again."