Hotels in Quatt

"The hotel was ok. There have certainly been economies made on the quality and variety of the food. I would avoid the thing they said was a sausage "

"The Breakfast was good and plentiful"

"The hotel is very clean and perfect for a short stay, particularly well located for anything happening at the university. Rooms are comfortable with everything you need. There was a university event going on the first night and from the first floor you could still hear quite a bit of noise, but it didn't go on past midnight. The cost is high for the hotel and that was without including breakfast so it was a bit pricey for what you are getting."

"Shower was either too hot or too cold Light flickered on in the night a few times "

"Unnecessary and ineffective electronic check in systems near pointless, helpfully a member of staff appears like Mr Ben, so very helpful indeed, but why the nonsense in the first place? Ditto on exit, need a human to get the invoice. Noisy overnight, many emergency vehicle sirens at different points. Food ok but expensive £8.50 for a portion of onion rings. Room sparse but comfy, all round average"

"Good pool"

"Wonderful reception friendly, clean room and dinner excellent.A beautiful quiet environment.Thank you"

"Go to hotel for birmingham"

"The hotel is in an excellent location, with easy access for driving and convenient on-site parking. I’d also highly recommend a visit to Pushkar next door—the food was outstanding, and it’s a real bonus that it’s linked to the hotel. The rooms were very comfortable, with cosy beds and modern, clean bathrooms, which made for a pleasant stay overall. My only issue was with the lift, which malfunctioned while we were heading up to the 14th floor. It was a bit of an unsettling experience—certainly not the kind of “thrill ride” you’d expect outside of a theme park. My daughter chose to walk to the room afterward. Although I raised the alarm while inside the lift, I still needed to inform staff once we reached the ground floor. They did arrange for engineering to investigate, but the situation could have been handled more proactively."