Selina Birmingham, Birmingham

Selina Birmingham is an experience-driven hotel in Birmingham and a favourite amongst travellers who like to wander. Located in the thriving Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham city centre, this modern hostel offers fun accommodation, complimentary breakfast and free WiFi. Selina Birmingham features secure rooms with private bathrooms and beds in shared dormitory rooms. Each private room is bright and stylish with unique décor. Guests can catch the City-Hop tram outside New Street Station to St Paul's Square. The hotel is also within quick reach of Aston University and Birmingham City University via public transport.

Selina Birmingham has 132 beds available in en-suite, standard and double rooms, and shared rooms for up to a dozen guests, with prices ranging from £15 to £100 per person per night. As visitors enter the hotel, they are introduced to the exciting lobby area, a natural space for socialising. Meanwhile, guests can also make their way to the coffee station, which offers a wide range of light snacks and refreshments for all to enjoy. Selina Birmingham also offers an outdoor courtyard where guests can enjoy a wide range of tasty beverages surrounded by cosy natural surroundings. In addition, guests have access to a spacious communal kitchen and library in Selina Birmingham, with a separate activity centre adjacent. This versatile space will host various events for guests and hirers throughout the year. There is also a fully-equipped cinema screening room adjacent to the library, allowing guests to unwind after exploring Birmingham.

Selina Birmingham is also excellent for travellers who want to experience Birmingham's local culture. The hotel is close to the city centre and is surrounded by many speciality restaurants, such as Cucina Rustica, Restaurant Folium, and Hen & Chickens, all offering delicious food. The Wolf, 40 St Paul's, and Actress & Bishop are great for experiencing British pub culture.

In addition, Selina Birmingham is surrounded by numerous museums to help travellers learn about the history and culture of Birmingham. A stone's throw away is The Coffin Works, a factory frozen in time that reveals the intriguing history of the Newman Brothers' production of coffin fittings. For an insight into the city's heritage, you can visit the West Midlands Police Museum, where you can immerse yourself in the rich and fascinating history of policing in the West Midlands. No visit would be complete without a trip to St. Paul's Church, a peaceful sanctuary amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. For those with a penchant for the written word, the Fountain Pen Museum is close by and offers an insight into the city's vital role in the fountain pen trade.