Find 2 Star Hotels in Solihull from SAR 140

"We absolutely loved our stay here. I kept gushing over how quaint it was."

"It is good comfortable but they do not have en-suite bathroom otherwise good "

"Lovely apartment clean and well layed out, but to have a microwave hob and oven I feel it should have pots and pans and cooking utensils. There is a tv mounted on the wall but no aerial lead so you could only get on demand programs. Coffee tea and sugar was provided. This is a new complex ( about a month old )and I understand that it’s still needs refining "

"Located above a petrol station, as a lone traveler felt slightly vulnerable entering the building given the location. However, once inside it was comfortable and clean and surprisingly quiet. Good communication and instructions prior to stay. A kettle would have been preferable as I couldn’t make a cup of tea with the coffee machine, it appeared to be missing a part to allow for hot water. When I made a hot chocolate instead, there was a build up of black grime that ended up in my drink that put...

"Lovely place. I’ve stayed here before and would definitely return."

"A nice surprise, great accom, quiet and near amenities "

"Everything was spot on. Extremely friendly host, excellent facilities, spotlessly clean. Beautiful bathroom and bathroom. Lovely extras flavored teas, selection of coffees, biscuits water"

"Always a pleasure to stay! We really enjoy the staff and atmosphere at this very traditional and popular pub!! "

"Comfortable bed and nice linens and fluffy new towels. Good tea and coffee sachets plus toiletries. Room was a little too warm but not a huge problem."

"The property is in an excellent position within easy walking distance of the town centre. Excellent communication with owner. Lovely comfortable bed, plenty of tea, coffee etc. We hope to return"

"Excellent value for money "

"I felt unsafe staying here as a lone female traveller and would not recommend it to anyone travelling alone - the only think that made me feel better was barricading the door with the chair in the room as the lock was loose "