Top Hotels in Sandwell
- 1. Ibis Styles Birmingham Oldbury
- 2. Premier Inn West Bromwich hotel
- 3. Premier Inn Birmingham Oldbury (M5, Jct2) Hotel
- 4. Mercure Birmingham West Hotel
- 5. Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Oldbury, an IHG Hotel
- 6. Ramada by Wyndham Oldbury Birmingham
- 7. Travelodge West Bromwich Hotel
- 8. Travelodge Birmingham Oldbury
- 9. Premier Inn West Bromwich Town Centre (New Square) hotel
- 10. Mad O'Rourkes Pie Factory
Top Things to do in Sandwell
Top 10 hotels in Sandwell, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Sandwell, West Midlands, England including Ibis Styles Birmingham Oldbury, Premier Inn West Bromwich hotel, Premier Inn Birmingham Oldbury (M5, Jct2) Hotel, Mercure Birmingham West Hotel, Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Oldbury, an IHG Hotel, Ramada by Wyndham Oldbury Birmingham, Travelodge West Bromwich Hotel, Travelodge Birmingham Oldbury, Premier Inn West Bromwich Town Centre (New Square) hotel, Mad O'Rourkes Pie Factory.
Things to do in Sandwell
1. Ibis Styles Birmingham Oldbury
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 217 reviews
"During your stay at ibis Birmingham Oldbury, we recommend that you pop along to the Black Country Museum and the Dudley Canal Trust to discover some rich history. Feel like flexing that credit card? The iconic Bullring centre is only five miles away Says Mr Richard Perrin Hotel Manager ibis Styles Birmingham Oldbury is situated just off junction 2 of the M5, one mile from Sandwell & Dudley station. Guests enjoy free car parking, gym facilities and WiFi throughout. Each comfy, en-suite guest room features tea/coffee-making facilities and a flatscreen TV. Monday to Sunday evenings, guests can dine in the on-site restaurant and a generous buffet breakfast is on offer Monday to Saturday. A well-stocked bar provides a great place to enjoy hot drinks, beers, wines or spirits. All rooms have air-cooling systems and en-suite shower rooms with heated towel rails. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided, plus large flatscreen TVs with freeview. Free Wi-Fi and gym access.
May god bless the souls of people who choose to stay here
Reviewed By Tonyross2005We stayed here for work so didn’t know we were coming here until 2 hours before check-in and I don’t think I’ve ever called the office to complain quick enough. The outside was bad, the inside was bad, the bedrooms were bad, the bathrooms were bad. The hallways were bad, the decor was bad, the shower only worked if you were 4ft tall so that was bad. The general atmosphere was cold and damp with an undertone of cannabis -homely indeed. Our rooms didn’t have natural daylight, the windows opened onto an indoor room with some lights and a piece of plastic grass? It looked more like a dogging hotspot than a garden. Oh and, all night long we were serenaded by the 360 degree sounds of bed frames creaking and caressing the walls. Not to mention the moaning. GOD, the moaning! Though it might have been a tape recording to distract us from the painful decor around us. The towels were very soft though, I’ll give them that. In short, if you’re not staying here for some rumpy pumpy or a once-in-a-lifetime holiday to Birchley Island roundabout (just off the M5 in Oldbury) ….then god help you.
2. Premier Inn West Bromwich hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 505 reviews
Just up the road from the M5 and the M6, Premier Inn Hotel West Bromwich is right at the heart of the action. If you're away on work, the Black Country is only a short drive away, while Birmingham is just up the road too. Take the nearby Metro into Birmingham or Wolverhampton to enjoy a great day out without the hassle of driving. Or travel back in time at the Black Country Museum to see the industrial heritage. Drayton Manor and West Midlands Safari Park are well worth a visit too. At the end of the day, come back to a tasty meal in our restaurant and a lovely comfy bed.
Friendly staff, very comfortable stay
Reviewed By JonR1723Very helpful and friendly staff. Easy check in, and a clean, comfortable and quiet room and a really good night's sleep, which is the main reason I book with Premier Inn whenever possible. Easy to return to my room after a late night out, but equally very secure. Easy checkout the next day, and all at a reasonable price. I'd definitely return to this Premier Inn, based on the friendliness of its staff and location. Thanks Premier Inn for being very consistent and keeping up the high standards for stays, of which I've had dozens over the last ten years, mostly leisure.
3. Premier Inn Birmingham Oldbury (M5, Jct2) Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 584 reviews
Oldbury is the perfect place to explore the jewels of the Midlands like the Black Country Living Museum or Dudley Castle Zoo. See how our ancestors lived at the Black Country Museum, or how chocolate is made at Cadbury World. Attend a convention at Bethnel Centre or a match at West Brom. Our friendly team will help you enjoy your stay to the full. After a day of exploring, return for a lovely meal in our new Cookhouse and Pub restaurant just next door. Then head back to our spacious rooms and extra-comfy beds to ensure you wake up refreshed and ready for another day on the go.
Great value hotel
Reviewed By Mortica76The hotel was in a good location. Close to restaurant and take away. Quiet even though close to a busy road. Didn't have to travel far to places like Black Country Museum and Cosford air museum. Good value too.
4. Mercure Birmingham West Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 84 reviews
Mercure Birmingham West is ideal for both business and leisure guests; providing 168 recently refurbished, contemporary bedrooms with climate control & WiFi. The hotel features an onsite Restaurant and Lounge Bar and seventeen flexible meeting rooms accommodating up to 180 delegates. Ideally located at Junction 1, M5 providing easy access to the motorway links of the M5, M6, M40 & M42. Sandwell and Dudley Train Station is only a 10 minute walk giving direct access to New Street Station. Only 4 miles from Birmingham city centre, the Symphony Hall and International Conference Centre. 7 miles to Walsall and only 20 miles from Birmingham Airport and NEC. Perfectly located for exploring: The Bullring Shopping Centre, Cadbury World, Black Country Museum, National Sealife Centre, West Midlands Safari Park, Dudley Zoo, Drayton Manor Theme Park, Alton Towers.
Excellent
Reviewed By johneezinwaVery luxurious Clean and tidy Friendly and helpful staff Thoughtful provisions I stayed with my kids and they loved it. The room was very luxurious and neat. There was everything we needed in the room. The pool and jacuzzi area were very nice
5. Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - Oldbury, an IHG Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 727 reviews
Family-friendly Birmingham hotel, west of the city centre, with free parking and breakfast included. Holiday Inn Express® Birmingham - Oldbury hotel is in a primary location for both business and leisure travellers, less than a mile from the M5 and a 15-minute drive from Birmingham city centre. Catch direct trains to London and Glasgow from Sandwell & Dudley station less than 2 miles away or jet off easily from Birmingham Airport (BHX), a 30-minute drive away. Business guests can visit local companies in Birmingham Business Park in half an hour. Explore the animals of Dudley Zoological Gardens with the family or take a trip back in time with an educational day at the Black Country Living Museum, both under a 10-minute drive away. Looking for adventure? Hop on the exhilarating rides and rollercoasters at Drayton Manor theme park in less than 30-minutes, or visit Intu Merry Hill for a spot of retail therapy. Put your feet up in our Express Café & Bar after an action-packed day.
Fire safety - or lack of
Reviewed By planetn2022Unbelievably the condition of the fire doors was shocking. Poorly operating doors with gaps so big you could fit a hand under them (staircase to fire exit). 2nd floor was an eye opening to how these big firms don't follow inspection routines. On duty manager was clueless and still I've had no response from him or head office after I emailed them. Coat hooks in the room were hanging out the wall, the cupboard was bodged back together, the bathroom floor had broken tiles, the toilet seat was loose. Limited choice for breakfast, what was out was soggy and looked like it had been reheated from previous day. Good location, large carpark, decent price.
6. Ramada by Wyndham Oldbury Birmingham
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 424 reviews
Located 5 mins from Jct 2 M5, stunningly decorated & newly built in '08, 81 rooms all en-suite, chic restaurant, free WiFi, lift.
Everything was fine
Reviewed By DaveA1966There are some poor reviews for this venue, but my experience was very different. Room was clean and everything worked fine. 3 nights stay, no issues. Yes, there was a mismatch of furniture, but didn’t affect my stay. Plenty of tea and coffee in the room. I ate there in the evening and had the buffet breakfast each morning. The food is adequate, nothing special and portions are good. The only issue I had is beyond the hotel’s control. It can be difficult to leave the car park during the rush hour on the Wolverhampton Rd. I would use again.
7. Travelodge West Bromwich Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 360 reviews
Put-stop
Reviewed By 649lloydjLeanne and Babs were fantastic, made me feel welcome as soon as I arrived. Made my experience really enjoyable. Thanks. Would come back and recommend. Room was also really spacious. Served it’s purpose.
8. Travelodge Birmingham Oldbury
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
If you’re looking for a family-friendly hotel in Oldbury, look no further than Travelodge Birmingham Oldbury. Wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Travel Lodge Oldbury offer a flat screen TV. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Oldbury fish and chips restaurant such as Cookhouse & Pub, which is a short distance from Travelodge Birmingham Oldbury Hotel. The staff at Travelodge Birmingham Oldbury looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Comfy
Reviewed By maryhancock312Staff friendly and very helpful especially on arrival, room comfy, clean, and aired. Dog friendly with a lovely walking area out the back within easy access. We were able to enjoy an evening meal just two minutes walk from travelodge. We have stayed at Oldbury travelodge on several occasions over the years and never had any cause for complaint, and have enjoyed our stay there.
9. Premier Inn West Bromwich Town Centre (New Square) hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Our Premier Inn West Bromwich Town Centre (New Square) hotel is ideal if you're visiting the West Midlands. You'll have the scenic Sandwell Valley Country Park right on your doorstep if you're looking for things to do with the kids - go for a family bike ride, play a round of crazy golf, or visit the exciting adventure playground. Football fans can catch a game at The Hawthorns stadium, and history-lovers can check out the Black Country Living Museum. Plus, you can look forward to a tasty meal back at our Cookhouse and Pub restaurant.
A wonderful stay!
Reviewed By FlyEmmaPageI chose this hotel as it was close to a studio where my band was recording.. and I'm so happy with my choice! I stayed for 2 nights as a solo traveller and absolutely loved the hotel. The member of staff on reception was so friendly and welcoming... such a lovely start to my stay. The room was spotlessly clean and very comfortable! Some great vending machines close to the lifts too for a bit of hotel snacking! Loads of parking and lots of shops just across the road. I've already booked for another stay! Highly recommended and friendly to LGBTQ+ travellers.
10. Mad O'Rourkes Pie Factory
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Quirky, well meaning, and friendly - but there are issues
Reviewed By Steve PThis is a review for the hotel aspect of the pub (though I note that reviews have been mixed up between the two entries on TripAdvisor, so I will include our review for the pub itself as well). What attracted me to this place as a hotel was its quirkiness, the large car park, and the uniqueness of the menu and the beers on offer. The plus points are the quirkiness of the place, and the friendly and helpful (mostly female) staff. As the pub is very popular, to ensure getting a meal it's important to book in advance - though demand seems to fall off as it gets late, so it may sometimes be possible to get a meal after 8pm without booking. There are pies on offer for non-meat eaters, and we particularly enjoyed the jackfruit pie. Though, unless you want a heavy pie meal every night, the menu is a little limited for those staying for more than one night. The beers are specially brewed for the pub by Dig Brew in Digbeth, Birmingham. All of them are tasty - my two favourites were the Lump Hammer Gold and the Sledgehammer Pale Ale. There are a little crude though, and have the flavour of a home brew about them. A little under fermented perhaps. However, it was a particular delight to be able to take a fresh pulled beer up to our room each night! Even though busy, the girls at the bar were always relaxed and cool and ready for a little chat. It is quite enterprising to turn the upstairs rooms into hotel rooms, though the rooms are not fully up to hotel standard. There isn't a suitable desk and chair. The furniture was chosen to look quirky rather than to be practical, and is very flimsy. Many of the rooms are not ensuite, and it is worth checking that you have got an ensuite room if that is important to you. Not all rooms have opening windows. The upstairs corridor and the bathrooms have motion sensitive lights which are particularly frustrating, and are the main reason why our rating tips to poor rather than on balance be average. All too often we had to walk in a dark corridor, vainly flapping our arms around to get the lights to work, then giving up and feeling for our door. In the bathroom, the light will go out while sitting on the toilet, causing more arm flapping. But worse is the light going out while using the shower, as it seems no amount of arm flapping will cause it to come back on unless you open the shower door. And then to cap it all, the light stays on when you leave the bathroom for several minutes, and we wondered just how much money and energy was actually wasted by this system because we always turn the light out when leaving the bathroom. |Grrrr. Another aspect which helped tip this over into poor, is the thin walls, and poor design. We could clearly hear the neighbours - their snoring, their farting, and their use of the toilet (all details, not just the flushing noise). Given the location and the basic features of the rooms, it seemed to us that this place would be mostly used by male contractors only stopping over for a day or two. It doesn't really seem to be appropriate for customers such as ourselves - a family having a holiday break in the area. As regards the large car park. At busy times the car park will be full.
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