Beckbury House close to the City, 7 mins from QE and Royal Othopedic Hospital, Bham University

The room had office blinds, no curtains. The stairwell light outside the room stayed on all night & could be seen from all round the front door, as the gaps were large. The en suite toilet / shower had a light sensor which would turn on automatically. The light would always stay on for about 3-4 mins before switching off. If you had the window open, the blinds would move switching the light on during the night. If you had a shower for longer than 4 minutes the light in the bathroom would switch off. The walls had so little sound proofing that you can not only clearly hear the neighbouring rooms TV but I could hear both sides of any telephone conversation they might have.

Firstly the good points, the room and bathroom/kitchen were very clean. The bad points, location, its an ex council house in a council estate with Union Jacks on every lamp post. If that doesn’t bother then all good, but there are nicer areas of Birmingham that feel less oppressive

Nice comfy bed , but that’s where it ends , the stairway had a very strong smell , I had to hold my nose Needs blackout curtains, the bathroom light sensor goes on to long , be careful coming out of the shower

👍 good nothing can complain.

Very clean and many shops available around the house