Double Standard
Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Hotel · 3 STARS
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Located on Broad Street next to the ICC, our Birmingham Central hotel places you in the heart of the city. Enjoy easy access to Birmingham's vibrant restaurant scene, theaters, and event venues. The newly renovated New Street Station, featuring the Grand Central shopping center, is just a mile away. Attractions such as the Sea Life Centre and Science Museum are also nearby. Each of our 136 rooms offers a comfortable king-size bed with four plump pillows and a cozy duvet. A wide variety of dining options are within easy walking distance. Please note that some external noise may be experienced due to the hotel's central location. A key collection service is available for guests.
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Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–8 guests
Up to 8 adults
Up to 5 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–8 guests
Up to 8 adults
Up to 5 children
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Source coordinates: 52.475229, -1.913815
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Source last-update field: 2026-09-13
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