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Staycity Aparthotels Birmingham City Centre

Name: Staycity Aparthotels Birmingham City Centre
Address: 88 Charlotte Street, Birmingham, GB

★★★★·8.8/ 10Recommended

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📍88 Charlotte Street · Birmingham ↗

📞00441212375600·Official site ↗

Check-in 03:00 PM / out 11:00 AM

Fitness facilities (surcharge)Air conditioningFamily roomsLift / ElevatorLuggage storageFax/photocopyingAll 45 facilities +

Review

Official

Jewellery, music venues, off-beat museums*, breweries, craftspeople, canal walks, and creative spaces. Our beautiful aparthotel is located in Birmingham’s historic Jewellery Quarter. It’s stuffed with bars, restaurants and home to the iconic Jam House culture hub. Aston Villa FC and Cadbury World are just a short train ride away. Plus we’re just a 5 minute walk from central Brum and right beside the International Convention Centre. *Fancy a trip to a coffin-making museum? Victorian pens more your thing? Both museums are a 5 minute walk away! . PLEASE NOTE: Stag/Hen parties are not permitted under any circumstance Check in may be refused and refunds not permitted.

Guest scores & sentiment

From 406 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-06

Guests praise the friendly staff, modern amenities like kitchens and laundry, and convenient location. Common complaints include inconsistent cleanliness, uncomfortable sofa beds, noise insulation issues, poor ventilation, and parking fees.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Value8.8

Service8.7

Location8.6

Cleanliness8.5

Surroundings8.4

Facilities8.3

＋ PraisedExcellent location and transport links · Well-equipped kitchens and facilities · Good value for money · Strong shower pressure

－ ComplaintsInconsistent cleaning standards · Outdated decor and odors · Small and cramped bathrooms · Expensive parking

KEYSuitable for families/long stays. Avoid sofa beds, inspect room cleanliness, and confirm parking details in advance.

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Opheem

Indian, Contemporary · ★★ Michelin

££££

Locally born and bred chef-owner Aktar Islam has fashioned a wonderful dining experience at this ever-developing restaurant. A spacious bar and sitting room are cleverly used as a space in which to enjoy snacks and a drink before heading to the dining room and its open kitchen. The series of flavoursome, excellently spiced and carefully balanced dishes are creative, modern takes on Indian recipes – such as the Lucknow-inspired 'Gajar' that showcases the extraordinary diversity of the humble carrot. Well-chosen wines from the excellent sommelier are on-hand to accompany.

233m

The Wilderness

Modern Cuisine · ★ Michelin

££££

With its dark and moody colour scheme, informal vibe and rocking soundtrack, this excellently run restaurant brings something a little different to the Birmingham food scene. Chef Alex Claridge is known for the originality of his cooking, which is always underpinned by superb ingredients (often aged in-house) and clever balancing of both flavours and textures. Stand-out dishes could include a take on brioche bread and butter pudding with barbecued brassicas, or a delicate dessert of smoked chocolate and prunes. Accompany your menu with either an interesting wine flight or creative non-alcoholi

478m

Adam's

Seafood, Oyster Specialities · ★ Michelin

£££

Adam Stokes’ elegant restaurant feels like it’s been part of the Birmingham dining scene forever. It’s a luxurious place with an art-deco-cum-retro style that includes a smart cocktail bar and a plush dining room. The cooking seamlessly mixes tradition and modernity, offering tried-and-tested combinations in dishes you will recognise in name, but served in ways you’ve probably never encountered. That being said, the primary flavours are left uncrowded, with nothing extraneous on the plate. An impressive wine selection adds to the appeal.

545m

Albatross Death Cult

Seafood

££££

It is key, when structuring your restaurant around a kitchen counter, that you provide an engaging, relaxing experience for your guests. This is something that is perfectly understood by the team at this eye-catchingly named restaurant, inspired by the albatross in Coleridge's 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'. Everyone, from the chefs to the sommelier, is full of enthusiasm and confidently chats away with diners throughout the experience. The food itself carries a heavy Japanese influence, with the tasting menu consisting almost entirely of pared-back preparations spotlighting top-notch seafo

83m

Folium

Modern British

£££

Situated in the city's Jewellery Quarter, this smart restaurant is decked out in minimalist-chic style, with neutral tones and pot plants adding a soothing touch. It's run largely by a two-person team: Ben is in the kitchen and the warm, genial Lucy is out front. The cooking, like the interior design, is modern in its approach and allows Ben’s personality to shine through in the flavours and presentation. His short and long tasting menus change with the seasons and the lunchtime option offers value for money.

272m

Asha's

indian

£££

Renowned Indian singer, actress and gourmet Asha Bhosle is the eponymous driving force behind a string of international restaurants, including this stylish, passionately run and deservedly packed spot in the heart of Birmingham. The extensive menus cover most parts of the Indian Subcontinent, with tandoori kebabs a speciality and no shortage of vegetarian options. Each dish is cooked with skill and provides serious flavour – such as the superior Muscat gosht, which is a recipe from Asha herself.

399m

Trillium

Modern Cuisine

£££

Chef Glynn Purnell brings all of his experience to bear on this restaurant in a newer part of the city surrounded by gleaming skyscrapers. The fluid menu is overflowing with appealing snacks, small plates and sharing platters, starting with the signature Trillium milk loaf with malt vinegar and chicken fat, followed by the likes of juicy Tamworth pork chop with a light salsa verde and full-toned manchego. The well-versed team are happy to make recommendations, while the impressive wine list offers variety and depth of quality.

569m

Land

Vegetarian, Asian Influences

£££

The Great Western Arcade in the heart of the city is home to this intimate restaurant, where the chefs harness the power of plants for their creative vegetarian dishes. There's an original streak running through the seasonally evolving set menu – which is largely vegan – alongside a scattering of pan-Asian influences ranging from carrot char sui to sake lees, all executed with care and skill by the chefs. Wine flights are available to enhance the experience and the friendly service team will see to your every need.

663m

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Staycity Aparthotels Birmingham City Centre

Guest scores & sentiment

Room types · 4

Two-Bedroom Apartment

One-Bedroom Apartment (3 Adults)

One-Bedroom Apartment (4 Adults)

Studio – Disability Access

Facilities · 45

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