Cheap Hotels in Wolverhampton
The Britannia Hotel Wolverhampton is a charming Victorian building offering comfortable rooms and great food in an enviable location a minute from Wolverhampton Railway Station. The hotel is located in the town centre close to the Wolverhampton University, major stores and Mander Shopping Centre. Nightlife is on the doorstep, with the famous Grand Theatre only next door. FREE Wi-Fi is available in public areas.
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A smart hotel by Wolverhampton Racecourse with lush grounds and free parkingThe Holiday Inn® Wolverhampton - Racecourse hotel is right next to the track, just over a mile from the city centre.The M54 and M6 motorways are both within a short drive, providing easy access to central Birmingham. Wolverhampton railway station is close by, and you can get to flights at Birmingham Airport (BHX) in 35 minutes. Head into Wolverhampton city centre for shops, the university and Wolverhampton Science Park. If you're a Wolves fan, it's a leisurely stroll to Molineux Stadium. For a family day out, take the kids to whizz down roller coasters at Drayton Manor Theme Park, or tour reconstructed shops and houses at the Black Country Living Museum. If you’re planning a conference, the racecourse's well-equipped events venue has space for 700, and there's even a helipad on site.At this hotel you can enjoy:- Free WiFi- All Day Dining- Kids stay and eat free- A mini-gym- 24-hour room serviceWander into our vibrant Open Lobby to grab a tasty bite from the To Go Café or watch TV in the Media Lounge. Plug your laptop in and get to work at the E-Bar, or simply kick back with a Starbucks latte. After a day at the races, retreat to a comfortable bedroom where quality bedding and a pillow menu help ensure a restful stay.
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Hotels in Wolverhampton
A city with a proud textiles heritage, Wolverhampton, whose residents are often referred to as 'Wulfrunians', existed long before the Norman Conquest, and retains a strong independent identity, despite being part of the West Midlands conurbation.
The Wolverhampton Art Gallery
One of the finest landmarks in the city is the Wolverhampton Art Gallery, which was founded in 1884 and was designed by Julius Chatwin, an acclaimed local architect. Here, you can observe thousands of artefacts related to European and Asian art from the 17th to the 20th centuries, which comprise paintings, ceramics, toys and many other fascinating historic items.
Moseley Old Hall
This attractive Elizabethan farmhouse showcases the story of the English Civil War, when King Charles II had no option but to flee the Parliamentarians, following the decisive Royalist defeat in the Battle of Worcester of 1651. The gardens contain many beautiful plants dating back to the 17th century, while the house features a charming tea room serving plenty of delightful fresh snacks.
The Grand Theatre
Celebrating its centenary in 1994, the Grand Theatre, which benefited from a multi-million pound refurbishment in 1998, organises plenty of excellent theatrical performances throughout the year, as well as numerous concerts, ballet performances, children's shows and other special events. The theatre was built by the successful local builder Henry Gough, and was designed by Charles J. Phipps, who designed many other famous theatres such as the Prince's Theatre in London and the Theatre Royal in Bath.
Dining in Wolverhampton
This city is home to many acclaimed Indian restaurants, some of the best known of which include Shimla Balti, Penn Tandoori, and the Indian, Bangladeshi and English-themed Qmin Restaurant. Other great choices include the Italian- and Spanish-inspired Café Maxsim Tapas Restaurant, Mediterranean-themed Rosse e Nero Wolverhampton, and Latuske's restaurant, which serves other delicious Continental recipes.
Accommodation
For an affordable, stylish venue, you can consider booking a stay at the friendly Barons Court Hotel, or choose the charismatic and hospitable A Park View Hotel. Other well-regarded Wolverhampton hotels include the value-for-money Premier Inn Wolverhampton North, the elegant York Hotel, and the budget-friendly Premier Inn Wolverhampton City Centre - Bluebricks.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Wolverhampton
Which hotels are the most popular ones to stay at in Wolverhampton?
Mercure Wolverhampton Goldthorn Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in Wolverhampton.What is the cheapest price for a hotel in Wolverhampton?
The cheapest price for a double room in Wolverhampton is £32, offered by Britannia Hotel Wolverhampton.What are the best hotels in Wolverhampton near the center?
The best hotels near the center of Wolverhampton are Britannia Hotel Wolverhampton, Novotel Wolverhampton and Redwings Lodge Wolverhampton.120,000 Hotels
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