Macdonald Burlington Hotel Birmingham (Birmingham)
- Macdonald Burlington Hotel Birmingham (Birmingham)
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Macdonald Burlington Hotel Birmingham
country: United Kingdom, city: Birmingham (City Centre)
Macdonald Burlington Hotel Birmingham 
Location
The Hotel is situated in the heart of Birmingham's impressive newly pedestrianised shopping area, close to the town hall and central plaza. It is within it's own exclusive arcade, adjacent to New Street station.
Rooms
All of the rooms are individually designed and vary in size from small tomedium. The bathrooms are marble with gilded fittings.
Restaurant
The Berlioz restaurant is the Hotel's own exclusive A La Carte establishment, whilst breakfast is catered for in a seperate dining area. The Bacchus bar is extremely popular and inviting, designed to reflect the garden of eden, with beautiful floral displays.
General
The Hotel is a unique and imaginative property, the opulence of which reflects the money invested in it. The attention to detail is remarkable and refreshing.
| Hotel Facilities: | Room Facilities: |
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Baby sitting service
Banquet facilities
Cocktail bar
Concierge
Conference facilities
Gymnasium
Internet access
Laundry facilities
Lift
Parking facilities
Reception
Restaurant
Room service
Sauna
Solarium
Spa | Cable / Satellite TV
Hairdryer
Internet access
Iron and ironing board
Pay-per-view movies
Radio
Tea and coffee making facilities
Telephone
Television |
Extra Information:
11 kms to the nearest Airport (Birmingham)
1 km to the nearest Station (Birmingham New street)
2 minute walk to the nearest Bus stop
26 km to the nearest Fair site (Nec)
Address:
6 Burlington Arcade 126 New Street
Birmingham B24JQ
International hotels. — Academic.
2010.
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