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The Best Boutique Hotels in Birmingham, UK

Birmingham has an abundance of independently owned, delectably stylish and effortlessly cool boutique hotels
Birmingham has an abundance of independently owned, delectably stylish and effortlessly cool boutique hotels | Courtesy of Selina Birmingham / Expedia

Whether you’re in town for the NEC, Botanical Gardens or a concert at the Resorts World Arena, swap basic for boujee with a stay at these top boutique hotels in Birmingham, from Saint Paul’s Square to the leafy suburb of Edgbaston.

Simpsons Restaurant Rooms

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Simpsons Restaurant
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With its own Michelin-star restaurant, not many boutique hotels in Birmingham trump Simpsons. If on-site fine dining wasn’t enough, all rooms come with freestanding bathtubs, luxurious double beds, Nespresso coffee machines and continental breakfast included. You’ll have to be quick to secure your stay, as there are just three en-suite guest rooms here. Exclusivity at its finest.

The Edgbaston

Boutique Hotel Restaurant, Tea

Stylish double room at The Edgbaston boutique hotel in Birmingham.
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A good night is guaranteed at the Edgbaston Birmingham. This 30-room, serene slice of luxury radiates elegance and is just a 10-minute stroll from the city centre. From freestanding, regal bathtubs in each room, to Romantic-era interiors throughout, this Birmingham boutique hotel has it all – so much so that you may not want to venture out. Top UK bartenders head up their cocktail lounge, and renowned chefs curate their food menu, giving you even more of an excuse to stay in.

Hotel Indigo Birmingham

Hotel

A stylish and contemporary double bedroom at Hotel Indigo Birmingham.
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Not many hotels can claim residence in a building as unique as the Cube. This futuristic, canalside, part-open block houses the swanky Hotel Indigo Birmingham, whose benefits include an on-site pool, Marco Pierre White’s flagship restaurant and a rooftop bar. Located opposite the Mailbox mall, high-end shopping is just a few steps away, as is the vibrant city centre, home of independent shops, quirky bars and world-renowned attractions.

Hotel du Vin and Bistro Birmingham

Boutique Hotel

A spacious and elegant double bedroom at Hotel du Vin & Bistro Birmingham.
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Housed within a former eye hospital, Hotel du Vin & Bistro Birmingham offers 66 unique suites and rooms, a bistro, a spa and a gym behind its Victorian red-brick facade. Guests can enjoy a luxurious stay in rooms kitted out with comfortable hand-sprung mattresses, fine Egyptian linen and monsoon showers, while some rooms even have their own Victorian roll-top bath. Hotel du Vin is strategically placed for both business and leisure stays; all you need is within walking distance.

Saint Pauls House

Boutique Hotel

The restaurant at Saint Pauls House Boutique Hotel in Birmingham.
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Saint Paul’s Square is one of the most sought-after postcodes in Birmingham – and this boutique hotel certainly lives up to its idyllic reputation. Saint Pauls House is a 33-room, independent retreat close to some of the area’s most popular bars and music venues, like 1000 Trades and the Actress & Bishop. Inside, each room is bright, airy and full of alluring features like luxury beds, super soft bathrobes and iconic Chesterfield sofas.

Selina Birmingham

Hostel, Boutique Hotel, Budget Hotel

A stylish double bedroom at Selina Birmingham.
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Combining bright pops of colour with an industrial edge, Selina Birmingham is one of the city’s most versatile hotels. This boutique abode in the heart of the lively Jewellery Quarter boasts quirky rooms with locally curated art, an artisanal café, movie room and wellness centre. You can also enjoy Latin American dining from its adjoining restaurant, La Mariposa, and use the nearby St Pauls stop for onwards travel into the city centre.

Frederick Street Townhouse

Boutique Hotel

A double room with elegant decor at Frederick Street Townhouse Hotel in Birmingham.
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Continuing the Jewellery Quarter theme, Frederick Street Townhouse provides an elegant accommodation option for all occasions. From single rooms with 42-inch TVs and spacious showers to junior suites with freestanding bathtubs and comfy sitting areas, this hotel oozes sophistication. It’s also twinned with nearby sister bars, the Button Factory, the Florence and the Rectory, among others, giving you an abundance of nightlife options to enjoy.

High Field Town House

Hotel

Elegant lounge with sofa, four soft chairs and coffee-making facilities at High Field Town House boutique hotel
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Fancy staying in a converted Victorian villa? Of course you do. The 12 en-suite rooms at High Field Town House Birmingham have been individually designed and feature unique antiques, charming interiors, cosy furniture and exposed beams. Located in the leafy suburb of Edgbaston, the hotel runs in conjunction with its next-door pub of the same name; we’d wholly recommend guests to book in and sample the contemporary British cuisine on offer.

Discover more places to stay in Birmingham with Culture Trip. If you’re visiting for academia, check into one of these hotels near the University of Birmingham or if you’re planning a family trip, book a stay at one of Birmingham’s best kid-friendly hotels. Visiting on a budget? No problem. Discover our guide to Birmingham’s best budget-friendly accommodation and book your stay with Culture Trip. For a relaxing stay, check out our guide to the best spa hotels in Birmingham, UK, bookable on Culture Trip.

About the author

Proudly born and bred in Birmingham, UK, Richard is passionate about all things travel and music. Having founded the regional online music magazine Counteract in early 2010, Richard has enjoyed a versatile writing career and writes for a number of publications, including The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Independent, Metro and others. If he's not travelling around Europe, you'll often find him supporting his football team, Aston Villa.

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