The Teapot Cottage In Town Centre Free Parking
Main amenities
- 50 m²
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
Location
The Teapot Cottage In Town Centre offers swift access to various city sites, such as The Jester Monument, situated about 400 metres away.
Birmingham airport can be reached within 47 minutes drive, and natural attractions like Bancroft Gardens are 450 metres away. Anne Hathaway's Cottage Manor House is 25 minutes' walk away. Nestled 13 minutes' stroll from Holy Trinity Church, this 1-bedroom villa is also a minute away from such cultural places as Montpellier Gallery.
The inner design comes with a sofa and a work desk, as well as a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. An iron with ironing board are provided for a comfortable stay. Bathroom facilities also include a walk-in shower and a separate toilet. There are a hairdryer and bath sheets for guests' comfort.
This villa provides coffee/tea making machines, as well as a full kitchen with a microwave, a refrigerator, and kitchenware. The 1-bathroom villa is within minutes of restaurant Edward Moon's. Located 10 minutes' walk from The Teapot Cottage In Town Centre, Mop bus station offers transportation choices in the vicinity.
Review by hotel critic
The ironing facilities were top-notch, making it easy for me to quickly freshen up my clothes before heading out. the tea and coffee facilities were well-stocked, allowing me to enjoy a hot beverage whenever I pleased. the flat-screen TV provided great entertainment options, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring. the carpeted floor felt luxurious underfoot, adding to the overall comfort of the room. the proximity to various cafes and restaurants such as Marks and Spencers Cafe, Hobsons Patisseries, and Costa Coffee made dining options convenient and enjoyable. I was also impressed by the cleanliness and modern decor of the hotel, creating a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. Overall, my experience at the hotel was exceptional, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fantastic stay in the area.
