Hotel Plough And Harrow

Hotel Plough And Harrow

Plough And Harrow is located in Birmingham, Birmingham. The hotel is located on the Hagley Road, Edgbaston, close to Birmingham city centre. It is only a short distance from the lively nightlife of Broad Street, the international convention centre, national indoor arena and the new Bull Ring shopping centre. Cadbury's World is just a 20 minute drive away. The hotel serves as an excellent base from which to explore Birmingham. Coventry Airport is about 40 km away, while East Midlands Airport is 67 km away. Birmingham International Airport is 8 km away. The nearest link to public transport can be found in the immediate vicinity, on Hagley Road. Steeped in history, this city hotel was built in 1704, and was originally a wayside inn. It offers a perfect setting in which to unwind or hold an informal business meeting. It is also fully capable of hosting civil ceremonies, wedding receptions, conferences and small business events, making it the ideal venue for all business and leisure needs. This traditional red brick Victorian hotel stands in its own gardens and there are 44 en-suite bedrooms available. It has a lobby with 24-hour reception, as well a restaurant and a cocktail bar. Internet access is available, as well as room service. Parking facilities are also available for guests arriving by car. Each room comes equipped with en suite bathroom, hairdryer, satellite television, radio, direct dial telephone, Internet access, tea and coffee facilities, ironing set, double bed and individually adjustable heating. When wishing to dine, the hotel's Tolkien restaurant and cocktail bar, with its relaxed atmosphere and fantastic food, come highly recommended. From the M5 South-West: leave the M5 at junction 3 and travel along the A456 (Hagley Road). Upon seeing the Strathallan Thistle Hotel on the left, continue for another 1/2 km through three sets of traffic lights. The hotel is on the left immediately past the first set of traffic lights after the Ivy Bush Public House.

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