Family Hotels in Birmingham, UK
Updated 4 July 2026 · 60 real hotels
Birmingham offers family-friendly hotels ranging from spacious apartments in the city centre to quieter properties on the outskirts, all within reach of major attractions like Cadbury World, the Sea Life Centre, and the city's many museums. Properties with apartment-style layouts give families extra room to spread out, while central locations keep travel time short. Options span from budget-conscious stays around 87 euros per night to larger apartment suites for groups needing more space.
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Planning a family trip to Birmingham means thinking about space, convenience, and easy access to the things that keep children and adults happy. The city is well set up for families: Cadbury World in Bournville, the National Sea Life Centre in Brindleyplace, Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum, and the vast open spaces of Cannon Hill Park are all accessible by public transport or a short drive from most central neighbourhoods. Choosing the right base can make the difference between a relaxed holiday and a logistical puzzle, so it is worth looking at each property in terms of its location relative to these sites, the amount of space it offers, and what kind of environment suits your group.
Families who need room to breathe will find apartment-style options such as Tudors Spacious Apartments and No.8 Waterloo Apartments practical choices, as separate living areas allow children and parents to have their own space at the end of a busy day. For those who prefer a more traditional hotel structure with staff on hand, The Grand Hotel Birmingham in the city centre places you close to the Bullring shopping district and Birmingham New Street station, making onward trips straightforward. Properties on the edges of the city, like Hillscourt in the Lickey and Blackwell area or The Station at Shustoke, trade proximity to urban attractions for quieter surroundings and often more outdoor space nearby, which can be a real bonus for families travelling with younger children who need room to run around.
Our selection in Birmingham
| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| The High Field Town House ★★★★ | Edgbaston | ★ 4.8 | 142 €/nuit |
| The Grand Hotel Birmingham ★★★★ | Birmingham | ★ 4.7 | 148 €/nuit |
| Staybridge Suites Birmingham by IHG ★★★★ | Centre-ville de Birmingham | ★ 4.7 | 95 €/nuit |
| No.8 Waterloo Apartments ★★★★ | Birmingham | ★ 4.7 | 112 €/nuit |
| Hillscourt ★★★★ | Lickey et Blackwell | ★ 4.7 | 101 €/nuit |
| Holiday Inn Express Birmingham - City Centre by IHG ★★★★ | Birmingham | ★ 4.6 | 73 €/nuit |
| Crowne Plaza Birmingham City Centre by IHG ★★★★ | Birmingham | ★ 4.6 | 103 €/nuit |
| Aparthotel Birmingham ★★★★ | Birmingham | ★ 4.6 | 92 €/nuit |
| Edgbaston Park Hotel Birmingham ★★★★ | Edgbaston | ★ 4.6 | 139 €/nuit |
| Aparthotel Adagio Birmingham City Centre ★★★★ | Birmingham | ★ 4.6 | 92 €/nuit |
Frequently asked questions
Which Birmingham hotels offer the most space for families?+
Tudors Spacious Apartments stands out for families needing generous living space, as the apartment format provides separate areas for sleeping and relaxing rather than a single hotel room. No.8 Waterloo Apartments, rated 4 stars and priced from around 90 euros per night, is another apartment-style option that gives families more room than a standard hotel setup. Charles Hope Birmingham Westside, located in the Westside neighbourhood, also offers apartment-style accommodation suited to families who plan a longer stay.
Which hotels are closest to Birmingham city centre family attractions?+
The Grand Hotel Birmingham and No.8 Waterloo Apartments are both centrally located, placing families within easy reach of Brindleyplace, the National Sea Life Centre, and Birmingham New Street station for wider travel. Charles Hope Birmingham Westside sits in the Westside district, also close to the city centre cultural quarter. Domo Boutique Hotel Birmingham is based in Edgbaston, a short distance from Cannon Hill Park and the MAC arts centre, which are popular with families looking for outdoor and cultural activities.
Are there family hotel options outside Birmingham city centre?+
Yes. Hillscourt, located in the Lickey and Blackwell area to the south of Birmingham, offers a quieter environment with the Lickey Hills Country Park close by, making it a good fit for families who want green space and a calmer atmosphere. The Station at Shustoke is a 2-star property in the village of Shustoke, further out from the urban core, which suits families with a car who prefer a rural setting while still being able to drive into Birmingham for day trips. Both properties are priced at around 101 euros and 87 euros per night respectively.
What should families consider when choosing between a hotel and an apartment in Birmingham?+
The main practical consideration is space and self-sufficiency. Apartment options like Tudors Spacious Apartments and No.8 Waterloo Apartments typically include kitchen or kitchenette facilities, which allows families to prepare some meals independently and keep food costs down over a multi-night stay. A traditional hotel such as The Grand Hotel Birmingham or Domo Boutique Hotel Birmingham offers services like daily housekeeping and on-site dining, which can reduce planning effort. Families with very young children may value the flexibility of an apartment kitchen, while those on a shorter visit might prefer the convenience of full hotel services.