Double Deluxe
Recorded occupancy: 1–2 guests
Up to 2 adults
Up to 0 children
Hotel · 4 STARS
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We’re perfectly located to explore all that Edgbaston Village has to offer, with the added benefit of being less than a mile from Birmingham City centre. Edgbaston House is a former Georgian residence that has undergone a vast and comprehensive renovation in recent years, and now boasts 14 beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms with everything you’d expect to find from a luxury hotel.
Situated on Highfield road, you wont find a better location, Edgbaston House is ideally suited for those looking to explore this leafy suburb of Birmingham.
Edgbaston Village is well know for its independent eateries, lifestyle stores, beauty salons, art galleries, and sporting grounds, meaning there is an abundance excellent cuisine, culture and interest for all.
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Recorded occupancy: 1–2 guests
Up to 2 adults
Up to 0 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–2 guests
Up to 2 adults
Up to 0 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–2 guests
Up to 2 adults
Up to 0 children
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Source coordinates: 52.4691181, -1.9237584
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