Malmaison Birmingham
Description
You need a hotel in Birmingham and you need it sorting at the double. Need a destination bar with a brasserie? Sorted. You're going to need a slinky room or a suite. That's sorted too. Then there's the need to spa. That my little brum boutique bounty hunter is also on the cards.
Rooms
All our rooms have the complete set of Mal ingredients - great beds for sleepy heads, moody lighting, power showers, CD players, CD libraries, satellite TV, serious wines and naughty nibbles.
Bar / Restaurant
Bar at the Birmingham Mal - Ascending the red carpetted spiral staircase in a manner befitting a celebrity of your stature, you appear in the Mal Bar, a magnet for Brum socialites, retail therapists and night-life thrillseekers.You'll take a Cosmo as you ensconce yourself for the evening by the bar. The mixologist whisks it across to you tout suite, while all around you murmurings of corporate coups and Jimmy Choos fill the room.
Brasserie at the Birmingham Mal - Simple British classic dishes, uncompromising in quality, generous in portions. They've really pushed the envelope on this one you think as you peruse the menu. Local food from local food heroes - a dream that rarely materialses in the real world, let alone on your plate.
Leisure
Amid the breakneck pace of the city, there exists an urban day spa in Birmingham with the latest Elemis treatments capable of turning the staple gun-toting office guerilla into a universally calm me-time traveller. le petit spa at the Birmingham Mal is the perfect place to wave a white flag and bid a office retreat to a world of calming therapies and peaceful treatments. Post yourself to the personal space haven in the Mail box. The City centre has never felt so far, far away.If you can't truly enjoy yourself without a work-out, don't despair. Our gym is the perfect tonic for those whose hearts didn't beat fast enough when they sampled the brasserie, bar and extreme luxury of their rooms. The room is perfectly kitted out with resistance and running machines, not to mention free weights. You know it'll make you feel good.
Directions
By Car
From the M6 south or north west: Leave the M6 at Junction 6 and follow the A38 (M). Follow signs to 'City Centre, Bromsgrove (A38)'. Do not take any exit to the left. Go over one flyover and through just one Queensway underpass. On exiting the underpass, keep in the left hand lane, indicate left and go up the parallel running slip-road to the Paradise Circus island where you take the first exit and begin to go down Suffolk Queensway. After only 50 metres, go left down Brunel Street and then go right at the T-junction with Navigation Street. The road now takes you under Suffolk Queensway right to the hotel forecourt and the adjoining Mailbox car park.
From the M5 south west: Leave the M5 at Junction 3 and travel towards Birmingham City Centre along the A456 (Hagley Road) for 5 miles to the Five Ways island. This is easily distinguishable as it is surrounded by large office blocks and a Tesco store. You will by this time have seen a number of the official brown 'The Mailbox' tourist signs. Take the third exit at this island which will begin to take you down the A4540 (Ring Road) to join the A38After about 200 metres take a left (indicated by the brown 'The Mailbox' sign) which will take you down Holloway Head to the Holloway Circus island. Take the first exit (Suffolk Queensway) and then the second left into Severn Street. Turn immediately right for the hotel and the adjoining Mailbox car pack.
From M40 Oxford & the south: Arrive on the M42 and travel west towards the M5. Travel north on the M5 leaving at Junction (Read directions 'From M5 South-West').
From the M42 East Midlands: Leaving the M42 North at Junction 9 follow the signs for A4097. At the roundabout take the 1st exit. Drive straight ahead passing through 3 roundabouts. Bear left into Tyburn Road then follow signs for A38M Birmingham City Centre. Keep in right hand lane going under two tunnels. When entering the second tunnel move into the left hand lane. When leaving the second tunnel leave the expressway following signs for the station. At the roundabout take the 4th exit (Coming back on yourself). Take second left and immediate right. You should see Mailbox car park to the left and the Malmaison entrance to the left.
From the National Exhibition Centre (NEC): From NEC/M42 motorway island follow signs for city centre/A45. When you reach the large roundabout (Bordsley Circus)take 1st left following signs to Ring Road west and A45. At the next roundabout turn right. Carry on bearing left up to the large roundabout. Go straight over until you reach a large set of traffic lights. Turn right into Bristol street and at the roundabout takethe 2nd exit. Take 2nd left and immediate right where you will see mailbox carpark and Malmaison entrance will be to the left. Car parking at The Mailbox is fully secure. The entrance to the car park is at the front of The Mailbox as indicated in the directions above (fees apply). If you would like advice on alternative parking, please feel free to call us.
We have no parking on-site. The nearest car park is the Mailbox NCP next to the hotel and is charged at £18 for over night.
All information is provided in good faith any inaccuracies please advise [email protected] - Thank you.