3 Best Hotels in Sandwell

“Holiday Inn Express is an elite and premium hotel in Sandwell. The hotel features 110 comfortable, well-decorated accommodation units with various modern amenities. All rooms and suites have a 32-inch flat-screen TV, iron/ironing board, hairdryer, tea/coffee maker, and a private bathroom with toiletries. Holiday Inn Express has a restaurant where guests can start their day with a delicious buffet breakfast and later enjoy delectable cuisine. The hotel has a meeting room with a maximum capacity of 25 people, and equipment is available for hire. Nearby attractions include the Oak House Museum and Dartmouth Park. Holiday Inn Express provides free parking and WiFi internet access. This relaxed budget chain hotel is 2.5 miles from the Oak House Museum and 4.3 miles from Dartmouth Park.”

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“Premier Inn Birmingham Oldbury is one of the leading hotels in Sandwell. The rooms feature free WiFi and en suite bathrooms with showers, tea and coffee making facilities, TVs with digital channels, and desks. Children 15 and under stay and eat for free when accompanied by paying adults. The friendly team will help you enjoy your stay to the fullest. There is an adjacent Brewers Fayre pub/restaurant and free parking. Breakfast options include all-you-can-eat and light choices. This modern budget hotel is 3 miles from Dudley Zoological Gardens and 3.4 miles from the Black Country Living Museum, a reconstructed industrial-era museum.”

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“ibis Styles Birmingham Oldbury is a well-known hotel in Sandwell. Each comfy, en-suite guest room features tea/coffee-making facilities. ibis Styles Birmingham Oldbury hotel offers Grill Barr Restaurant available every evening. Their well-stocked bar provides a great place to enjoy a wide range of drinks. All rooms have air-cooling systems and en-suite shower rooms with heated towel rails. There are ample meeting rooms, offering lunch catering and tea and coffee stations. A meeting room is available. This straightforward hotel is 3 miles from Dudley Zoological Gardens and 4 miles from the Black Country Living Museum.”

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