Gay-Friendly Hotel
(3355)
City Centre
Glass-fronted Hyatt Regency on Bridge Street by Broad Street and the ICC, with a sauna and gym.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(1507)
City Centre
Hampton by Hilton chain hotel on St Chad's Queensway, at the northern edge of Birmingham city centre near Snow Hill.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(261)
City Centre
Serviced apartments on the top floors of Birmingham's Rotunda, with big windows and kitchens, a short walk from the Gay Village.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(791)
City Centre
Hotel Indigo on the top floors of The Cube, with an indoor pool and sauna, about 15 minutes' walk from Birmingham's Gay Village.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(2360)
City Centre
Blue glass tower hotel at Holloway Circus, beside Birmingham's Gay Village and the LGBT Centre. Mainstream, gay-friendly.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(3138)
City Centre
Clayton hotel on Masshouse Lane in Birmingham city centre with a gym and free Wi-Fi; a gay-friendly mainstream option.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(3153)
City Centre
City-centre hotel overlooking Centenary Square, with an Asian-inspired restaurant, a bar and a gym; Gay Village around 15 minutes on foot.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(5223)
City Centre
Large chain hotel on Broad Street near Brindleyplace, now trading as Leonardo Hotel Birmingham, with a restaurant and café.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(271)
City Centre
Budget city-centre hotel on Holliday Street with compact rooms, free Wi-Fi and a coffee bar.
Gay-Friendly Hotel
(3972)
City Centre
250-room budget Ibis on Great Colmore Street, a short walk from Birmingham's Gay Village around Hurst Street.
Budget city-centre hotel on Holliday Street with compact rooms, free Wi-Fi and a coffee bar.
Glass-fronted Hyatt Regency on Bridge Street by Broad Street and the ICC, with a sauna and gym.
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