Travelodge Birmingham Central Broadway Plaza
3 StarsSecure underground parking, Broadway Plaza entertainment hub
Secure underground parking, Broadway Plaza entertainment hub
Panoramic city view rooms, Convenient West Midlands Metro access
Quiet upper floor business rooms, Convenient city transport links
High-rise city panoramas, Heated indoor swimming pool
Prime access to Gas Street Basin, Canalside dining at Thyme restaurant
Sky View level 16 panoramas, Indian-inspired afternoon tea
Climate-controlled guest rooms, Streamlined triple occupancy rooms
Executive floor city panoramas, Leo's Restaurant and Bar
International cuisine at Elements, Convenient West Midlands Metro access
Floor-to-ceiling city views, Recess restaurant and terrace
Panoramic city views from floor 17, Thoughtful family-friendly amenities
Central city identity, Convenient transport connections
British-French fusion brasserie, Signature moody room aesthetics
Secure underground car park, Modern industrial design concept
Latin American restaurant and bar, Victorian factory industrial design
Colmore Row and Cathedral views, New York-style Isaac’s restaurant
Panoramic city skyline views, Sleek b1 Restaurant and Bar
Pet-friendly city accommodation, Central Jewellery Quarter base
Secure on-site parking, Private art gallery
Family-friendly discovery base, Cultural landmark connections
Secure on-site gated parking, Dedicated fitness studio
Stylish Bar + Block Steakhouse, Modern high-rise city concept
Panoramic floor-to-ceiling city views, Classic British Brasserie dining
Extensive conference and events centre, Central Theatre District identity
Scottish Steak Club dining, Atmospheric Bacchus Bar
Vibrant Chinese Quarter setting, Strategic transport connections
Sky-high city panoramas, On-site fitness studio
Caribbean dining and cocktail lounge, Victorian redbrick urban concept
St Philips Cathedral views, Bar + Block Steakhouse
Extensive 24-hour fitness center, Stately red-brick architecture
Industrial-themed city tour concept, Family-friendly facilities and perks
Signature Marco Pierre White steakhouse, Contemporary city center identity
Moor Street Station gateway, Spacious accessible room options
St Chads Queensway city views, Snow Hill district connectivity
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Forming part of Birmingham city centre, Broad Street is widely known for its variety of nightlife hangout spots, bars, and trendy restaurants. This busy street is also home to Birmingham’s financial centre, with a host of regional head offices including Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC. While a lot of business people are seen on Broad Street during the day, the atmosphere changes drastically at night. Head out in your best outfit for an evening of dancing, fun with friends, and partying the night away with not a care in the world.
Get up early to explore this lively area of Birmingham. It’s not all about the nightlife after all. There are plenty of things to do on Broad Street, it’s just a matter of planning your outing. Start your day off with a scrumptious breakfast and a hot cup of coffee at Del Villaggio, or head to one of many fast food restaurants on the street for a grab and go breakfast. Once you’ve satisfied your hunger, you’ll be able to begin exploring.
A great place to start is at Centenary Square, home to Hall of Memories. Here, you’ll be able to learn about the fallen citizens of Birmingham during World War I, and broaden your knowledge on the city itself. Located just across the street from the square, Symphony Hall, which is regarded as a world renowned auditorium, often hosts beautiful classical concerts. Depending on your tastes, this might come as a pleasant change from what you’d expect of Broad Street Nightlife. This breathtaking hall is attached to The International Convention Centre, Birmingham’s main conference and exhibition space.
As the sun goes down, Broad Street comes alive. There are several popular clubs and bars well worth the visit. Enjoy some hip-hop and house music at Velvet Music Room, or head to The O Bar for soulful RnB while sipping on a cocktail in the comfortable lounge. Rosies invites you to experience a night of classy, upscale clubbing, with VIP booths, elegant interiors, and an impressive range of specialty drinks.
There are no shortage of hotels on or near Broad Street, and if you’re planning on partying until the early hours of the morning, it might be a good idea to stay close by. Located about a ten-minute walk from Broad Street, Malmaison Birmingham Hotel offers not only a convenient location, but on-site facilities including a fitness centre, spa, a comfortable lounge, and restaurant. You won’t be disappointed when it comes to the rooms either, as each room is equipped with an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, work desk, and flat-screen TV. If you don’t feel like the walk, you might want to stay at Hilton Birmingham Broad Street Hotel. You’ll be situated in the middle of all the action, and be treated to in-room amenities such as a portable laptop desk for working in bed, a flat-screen TV, and en-suite bathroom. A range of cereals, fruits, pastries and hot foods are available for breakfast each morning in the on-site restaurant. Offering clean, simple yet modern accommodation, Novotel Birmingham Centre Hotel is a great alternative for those on a stricter budget.
Broad Street Birmingham is a top attraction in Birmingham, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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