Hotel du Vin Birmingham

About Hotel du Vin Birmingham

The previously disused Birmingham Eye Hospital is the distinctive location for our largest hotel - The ornate - early Victorian building in the old city centre - now part of the newly re-vitalized jewellery Quarter - has been sympathetically converted to provide 66 bedrooms and suites around the central courtyard while retaining many original features including the magnificent sweeping staircase and granite pillars - A relaxing haven in the city - the hotel offers our trademark Bistro - a spa and gym and a popular Cellar Bar - all complemented by our unique relaxed style of hospitality - In all the stylish bedrooms and suites you will find hand-sprung mattresses - fine Egyptian linen - deep baths and power showers as well as an exclusive range of Arran Aromatic toiletries - High speed wireless internet access now available in all our rooms and in the public areas- Health du Vin - located in the hotel - is a secluded sanctuary in which to relax and recharge - incorporating a vast gym with sauna - steam and powerful drench showers plus five treatment rooms offering the ultimate in luxury therapeutic and holistic treatments from the most prestigious product houses - These include marine and natural products from Espa - oriental massage techniques combined with herbal remedies - Jessicas advanced nail care treatments and colors and safe - gorgeous-looking tanning from St Tropez- The hotel offers a highly distinctive - stylish and exclusive atmosphere for all kinds of private events - Our friendly - professional staff are happy to take care of wedding receptions - private lunches - dinners - your own wine tasting and - of course - business meetings and lunches - The hotel can now hold civil wedding ceremonies on the premises - please contact our events manager for details - Three private rooms are available- The city centre location provides an idea base for visiting nearby attractions including the ICC and the NIA - The NEC is also located just 15 miles away.

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