Best Western Mountain Brook - Birmingham (Birmingham, AL)
- Best Western Mountain Brook - Birmingham (Birmingham, AL)
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Best Western Mountain Brook - Birmingham
country: United States, city: Birmingham, AL (Birmingham)
Best Western Mountain Brook - Birmingham 
The Best Western Mountain Brook is located in Birmingham's most exclusive business and shopping corridor. The property is on the outskirts of downtown Birmingham and just a short distance from numerous corporate headquarters and hospitals. Enjoy sensational shopping and dining close to the hotel.
Best Western Mountain Brook boasts 102 guest rooms that are well appointed with modern amenities. For business guests, there is a meeting space available to host their conferences or meetings. Relax at the hotel's steam room or whirlpool after a tiring day, or swim in the outdoor pool.
| Hotel Facilities: | Room Facilities: |
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Conference facilities
Disabled facilities
Faxing facilities
Jacuzzi / Whirlpool
Laundry facilities
Outdoor swimming pool
Parking facilities
Photocopying facilities
Safe deposit box
Wireless Internet access | Cable / Satellite TV
Hairdryer
Iron and ironing board
Modem/data port connection
Tea and coffee making facilities
Wireless Internet Access |
Extra Information:
Distance to Birmingham international airport:|9 miles
Distance to Amtrak train station:|7 miles
Address:
4627 Highway 280 S
Birmingham
Alabama
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