ibis Birmingham Centre Irving Street

Good location, Nice clean room & comfortable bed... I now see reviews about it being seedy... early hours was woken up to Man & woman screaming, shouting.. Give my my money ?? I was terrified.. it was soo loud they could have been in our room, to scared to go look out the window to see what was going on.. wont be staying here again, or recommending anyone else to

Excellent little gem of an hotel. Check in was smooth and receptionist was friendly and helpful. Rooms are laid out in a motel style with direct access to rooms from outside. Room was basic but clean and comfortable, all we needed for a night stop for a gig at the NIA. Very comfortable bed with extra pillows if required. Breakfast was more than adequate with a good range of continental and cooked breakfast and the dining area again basic but clean and well attended by the staff. Check out was smooth and again the reception staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel is within a secure compound with security on site in the dark hours which given the location gave peace of mind. All in all a cracking little hotel. Thank you.

Nice room, great bathroom, very central, car park (£8), very friendly staff. BUT, evening meal (lasagne) was terrible - burned on the bottom, cold on the top, and served in a stone-cold iron skillet. I was the only person eating (so they weren't rushed) and now I understand why. By contrast breakfast was excellent.

Cannot fault the hotel or the team. Went for a gig at the o2 just down the road from the hotel, the staff were super friendly and helpful. When I areived with my mobility aid they changed me from a room with a couple of stepa (would have been manageable) to a flat ground floor room (much appreciated) and wjen there was a last minute misunderstanding with my pre booked taxi the woman at reception was more than happy to call me a taxi - which came very fast and helped me to get my train home on time. Would recommend this hotel and staff team (especially the woman who helped me) to anyone thinking of a late night at the o2 or surrounding.

Don’t stay here. Don’t even park here, we paid for parking and got a notice for £100 for parking on private land. After reading a review on here about parking i double checked at reception to make sure. We PAID for parking and still got a letter in the post demanding £100. The room was dirty, with cobwebs and grime. It wasn’t the best night’s sleep either as the neighbour decided to smoke and cough outside our door most of the evening. No sound proofing ensured we heard every raspy gasp and splutter. The bed was filthy, but to be fair there sheets and towels were clean. The shower/bath was a death trap as it was far too high to climb into. I didn’t even bother with the crusty tv remote. To reiterate, save the £100 that Parkingeye will con you for and get a proper hotel nearby. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE