Name: Hyatt Regency Birmingham
Address: 2 Bridge Street, Orlando, England, B1 2JZ, GB
Telephone: +44 (121) 643-1234

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Overview

Hyatt Regency is in close proximity to all Birmingham centre's many sightseeing spots including Birmingham Symphony Hall, the world renowned Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, & shopping facilities can be found at the Bullring Shopping Mall & Jewelry quarter. Birmingham Repertory Theatre & Baskerville House are also worth a visit during a stay here.

Rooms & Suites

Guest rooms offer panoramic views of the city. High speed internet access & bathrobes are included as standard. Plasma TVs, in house movies, a generous writing desk & mini bar with all alchoholic drinks removed, are additional facilities in all units.

Hotel Facilities

Banquet Facilities with Halal Food
Gym / Fitness Facilities
Internet Access - High Speed
Muslim Friendly Conference Facilities
Parking Facilities
Private Spa / Wellness Centre
Restaurant
Swimming Pool - Outdoor

Room Facilities

Air Conditioning
Colour TV
Ensuite / Private Bathroom
Hairdryer
Iron / Ironing Board
Mini Bar with Alcohol removed
Refrigerator
Safe
Tea and Coffee Making Facilities
Telephone
Voicemail

Explore Nearby

Barry Jackson 138 m
J Samson Gamgee, surgeon and founder of Birmingham Saturday Fund 139 m
John Baskerville, printer and publisher 235 m
Donald Octavious Smith 247 m
King Edward VII 251 m
Castle Fine Art 436 m
Birmingham Design Initiative: Renaissance Award 1994 502 m
Albert W Ketelbey, composer & musician 526 m
Rowland Hill 536 m
Blue Plaque: Queen's Hospital 576 m
Site of the Theatre Royal, 1774-1956 624 m
Sir Edward Burne Jones, artist 629 m
G R Elkington 642 m
Alexander Parkes 649 m
Blue Plaque: Birmingham Guild of Handicraft Arthur Stansfield Dixon 693 m
Blue Plaque: Joseph Gillott 717 m
The Pen Museum 747 m
Birmingham Design Initiative: Design Award 754 m
Blue Plaque: Sir Barry Jackson; 1897-1991; Founded this Theatre, Feb. 1913 756 m
Unett Monument 759 m
Christian Kunzle (1879-1954), Philanthropist 773 m
Burnaby Obelisk 800 m
Kathleen Dayus 1903-2003 818 m
Site of the Gild Hall of the Holy Cross, 1392, from 1552 to 1936 King Edward VI. School 822 m