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Leonardo Royal Hotel Birmingham

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City Centre
Family Friendly

Leonardo Royal Hotel Birmingham is centrally located in Birmingham – a 4-minute walk from International Convention Centre and 5 minutes by foot from Library of Birmingham. This eco-friendly hotel is less than 1km from The Mailbox and from the Utilita Arena Birmingham.

Make yourself at home in one of the 445 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hairdryers. Conveniences include desks and irons/ironing boards, and you can also request cots/infant beds (complimentary).

For lunch or dinner, stop by The Grill on Broad Street – a restaurant that specialises in British cuisine. Dining is also available at the coffee shop/cafe, and room service (during limited hours) is provided. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.

Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services and wedding services. This hotel also features a fireplace in the reception and a banquet hall.

Featured amenities include a business centre, express check-in and express check-out. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference centre and a meeting room. Self parking (subject to charges) is available on site.

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245 Broad St, Birmingham B1 2HQ, UK

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Leonardo Royal Hotel Birmingham

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Eva Lopez

a week ago

The hotel is lovely. Conveniently located. The rooms are clean and airy. Disappointed that the only thing available was pizza out of hours, however they allowed to order in. The staff was brilliant, very friendly and hospitable, especially the young man behind the bar making the pizzas. Apologies did not get the name. Overall a great experience. Will definitely use again.

Isabel W.

a month ago

Our first time here and a bit of a mixed bag. Opera, the digitalised booking system for hotels, was down across the whole of Birmingham...and the check-in queue was meandering through the vast lobby/entrance area. Quite the scene on arrival. The check-in team did what they could to the best of their ability, and they did well! The rooms are not expensive and for the price very nice, clean and comfortable. We stayed on the 15th floor and the views in the morning were stunning. I wouldn't include breakfast again, it really wasn't that nice. The atmosphere wasnt great and the cooked breakfast items underwhelming, preparation and quality-wise. The music played during breakfast was truly grinding and way too loud, which didn't help. All in all however, a very good hotel for the price point in a central location - would stay here again.

Caroline Curtis

2 weeks ago

Very clean hotel. Good facilities. Great breakfast. Only downside was the lack of lifts! Only one seemed to be working properly at anyone time. Otherwise I would have given 5*.

Daryl Yeoman

a month ago

It's average, the rooms are presentable and executive rooms large and spacious for a family. View from the 16th floor was nice, and we didn't experience any of the lift issues and it was 3 days before Christmas, lifts were fast, reliable. And they've closed one for refurbishment so they've obviously listened to the feedback. The rooms are quiet we didn't hear anyone. They're well controlled by the AC and the bathroom was spotless. Where it was actually let down was the breakfast which was probably the worst we've ever had. It's self service, but all the buffet is mostly cold and frozen produce. Scrambled eggs were revolting, I'm miffed at the fact people actually went back for seconds. Yoghurts were warm, and no decaf coffee machines. The juices aren't fresh, all of which I understand for cost saving but, I'd happily have paid more for an a la carte menu. The staff were hit and miss some were very polite others seemed like they wanted to check out themselves, although Christmas will do that to you... Parking also was not an issue plenty of spaces and it's clear where you need to go and how to pay. I think people are being unfair on the price, it's a long stay car park and in the centre. Overall it's ok, I wouldn't rush to come back but for a pit stop it's fine.

Tony Blunt

3 weeks ago

This is not worth its alleged 4 star rating, it’s barely 3. Rooms are tired with numerous questionable stains, bathrooms are better with outrageously high shower pressure which floods the floor & room. Lifts are terrible with only one operating at any one time, get on at the wrong point & you’ll be in the lift for 10 mins stopping at each floor all the way up before repeating all the way down. No AC, anywhere, only heating making rooms & event rooms unbearable. Restaurant is terrible, breakfast is revolting & lunch genuinely embarrassing. Staff are mostly indifferent, unsympathetic, unhelpful & difficult to communicate with. Duty managers are better but difficult to get to. Event management are worse. Everyday we were woken significantly earlier than we would normally be by cleaning staff loudly talking on their phones in the corridors. Some had their phones wedged in their headdress, others just on loud speaker. No pleasantries when exiting, not even a “good morning” in reply. Parking does seem expensive but it maxes out at one price, so you’re not charged repeat 24 hour fees, at least we weren’t anyway.