Hotels With Pools in West Midlands, United Kingdom

The stay was suppose to be relaxing. The hotel was great however the stay was a let down when golf course maintenance woke us up right outside the window with a hedge trimmer at 7am which lasted right up until we checked out. Sad end to the stay.

Decent sized room. Reasonably clean. Has an indoor swimming pool, which is really nice. Location is not near the city center. Overall, a good stay.

There was no hot water across the hotel when we arrived. They didn't tell us in check-in and said there was a sign instead. They didn't bother to use initiative and keep gym pool shower changing rooms available instead, as they needed member of staff to be present !! Not well organised during this incident. The pool, sauna and facilities are APPALLING and in bad state and needs urgent updating. Full of kids ruling the pool & jacuzzi and staff members don't care. Hygiene is not a top Priority . Location is easy accessible by car off motorway. Many small takeaway and restaurants near by.

Good price for hotel with pool and sauna in Birmingham, reasonable room size, simple breakfast; but room price changed constantly until you landed payment page

I recently stayed at DoubleTree by Hilton Coventry and had a pleasant experience overall. The hotel was clean and well maintained, and the rooms were comfortable with good facilities. The staff were professional and helpful throughout the stay, making check in and general requests smooth and efficient. Overall, a reliable and comfortable option for a short stay.

Excellent stay at the Hyatt Regency Birmingham. The staff were warm, professional, and attentive, the room was spacious, spotless, and very comfortable, and the location was perfect for exploring the city. Breakfast was excellent with a great selection, and the facilities were well maintained. Outstanding service and hospitality throughout—we would gladly stay here again and highly recommend it.

We had a fantastic relaxing one night stay. The rooms were lovely and spacious. The food in the Scotts bar was amazing. And the staff were so friendly. We will definitely be back again. The use of the spa facilities and towels was an added bonus.

Where do I begin. The hotel itself is in a nice part of town surrounded by the Aston Uni. Hotel/Conference center shares its space with the Uni Law building, but in itself it’s actually quiet. The issues begin with the room itself. It’s a spacious, but there is no air conditioning… which is not great if you’re baking in this freak heatwave. The windows don’t open too far, and can’t be opened more than 2 inches “due to health and safety”. The cleanliness of the room was practically nonexistent, down to housekeeping flipping the sheets to hide a stain, shower gel marks on the shower from the previous guest wasn’t cleaned, a chocolate stain on a towel in the bathroom and lastly a crusty tissue covered with something I’d rather not touch, that was next to the spare pillows on the storage unit and the fact that our used spoons/cups in the room weren’t replaced with clean ones when housekeeping reset our room while we were out for the day. Dust in the room was also a serious problem, but again this could be due to the lack of good ventilation. These are a few issues which I wouldn’t consider to be common practice, since this is usually taken care of during daily housekeeping when staying more than one night, so I was disappointed with the lack of care taken. The front desk staff were friendly enough though.

A fantastic stay, with the most amenities possible for a hotel! I strongly recommend Genting, it felt incredibly luxurious or affordable price. 10/10 room cleanliness, pool facilities and spa, and the bar closing times are incredibly late (for the connected Sky Bar it was 1:30am!) Well connected with Birmingham International train station. Breakfast was great with a hot and cold buffet and à la carte options, although quite pricey at £17 a head.

Breakfast was fantastic. Room was lovely but I struggled with the stairs. I didn’t realise that there was no lift. They were able to change our room to the first floor but still to many stairs , the only let down were the bar prices. I requested a large whisky. Was offered JD. I advised not a true whisky, then offered an Irish whiskey, advised no but then offered black label not advised £8.25 per measure with the smallest bottle of coke £4.00 and 1 pint. And was over £28.00 I was mortified. Obviously, I didn’t have anything else from the bar. But was a lovely stay.