Yardley hotel guide. Premier Inn hotel in Yardley, Birmingham

"A great value hotel in a well located area for accesing Broad Street and the city centre. Breakfast was good considering the overall price. Will use again."

"Nice room was quiet, comfortable and clean. The air conditioning did turn itself off which meant room got hot through the night and was not great when woke up feeling too hot. The lofts are also not great and often long wait to get one and bring in top floor had no choice much to use "

"Great experience and well worth the money!"

"Lovely staff and rooms were immaculate. Great location and breakfast was really good. "

"Staff very friendly and I liked being there. Definitely, will book again"

"Superb hotel...cosy and well-run. Excellent spa facilities with an indoor, heated swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi and steam room - kids are allowed. Good food but could have done with a wider menu choice for prepaid half-board customers (only 3 mains to choose from whereas a-la-carte had much more choice). Helpings were also just a little on the smaller side. Plus noise levels can get quite high at dinner times from 'loud' guests (with little noise control by the staff). Excellent customer service otherwise - they even came and knocked on my door when i didn't initially answer my wake-up call! Lovely scenery outside plus a popular golf course. Recommended if you are visiting the area."

"Breakfast is very basic"

"Excellent hotel and a great brand ambassador for the Hilton brand. I enjoyed a peaceful stay in a very clean room, with an excellent bed and spotless bathroom facilities. Everything was well maintained and staff were only too pleased to assist. Despite the hotel being busy with conferences, my room remained quiet and relaxing."

"Clean room with a high bath in the shower, which looked like a previous re-fit of old hotel's bathrooms. Some space around the double comfort bed & usual Malmaison dark themes and quirky touches. Some reception staff were rude and remote, as their area is near the shopping centre entrance and the coffee shop next door, & not near the rooms. We were able to park with a voucher discount in a space below the hotel, which needed to be booked in advance. Breakfast was chargeable and for £19 a continental brekkie although £23 for hot food which was the non-advance price."