Went to a show at NIA which was nearby and needed somewhere cheap to stay overnight. Booked the room, plenty of online deals on their website, it was tiny but well appointed. Frosted glass door to ensuite meant limited privacy, but that was the worst thing. The location was superb, near to pubs/restaurants but was not at all noisy. There... more

We stayed here on 02/09/08 for an evening because we were going to Glyn Purnell's restaurant in the city and needed to where to crash after fabulous food and wine. The hotel cost less than a sixth of the resturant bill! Hotel - £45, restaurant - £240! I was a bit nervous as about 2 years ago I had the... more

The nitenite's an unusual hotel but, as most other people seem to have commented, as long as you know what to expect, it's great. It's about 600 metres (0.4 miles) to walk from New street Station, and then less than 300 metres (0.2 miles) to the Symphony Hall of Town Hall, so is ideally situated for some decent concerts. It's... more

In a city where hotel prices seem on the high side, this is an excellent budget options. And having previously experienced the sticky carpets at the Britannia in New Street, Nite Nite was relative luxury for a similar price. I paid £47 on a deal via the Nite Nite website, and liked: * The honest promotional blurb on the website:... more

nitenite is a fantastic experience and well worth the money. Although there are no windows and the rooms can feel a bit cramped, just turn on the huge plasma screen and turn to the outside camera on the roof .. watch the world go by and see if it's raining before venturing out! The wet room is brilliant. It is... more

My boyfriend and I stayed at The NiteNite after seeing Goldfrapp at The Symphony Hall. The hotel is an extremely easy 5 minute walk from New Street Station and is well located for the Symphony Hall, ICC and NIA. The staff on reception were extremely helpful and check in was swift. The rooms are tiny - but thats part of... more

we have just got home from 3 days in birmingham. We stayed at the nite nite city hotel, its a new hotel in the heart of birmingham. The hotel is based on a ship theme, The rooms are like cabins, there a 2 sizes to choose from (one being for disabled) but we decided to stay in the larger one... more

I stayed here for one night as by the time I arrived in Birmingham on Friday night I was too late to catch a train to where I was going (I had known this would be the case and had already booked - it was cheaper to stay here than travel on the Saturday!!) The directions on the hotel's website... more

If, like me, you have a finance manager who watches your business trip expenses like a hawk, Nite Nite should keep them happy, while providing you with a comfortable and slightly left-of-centre stay. These days I rely heavily on Tripadvisor reviews and Nite Nite justifies the plaudits. It's pretty central, just a 5 minute walk from New Street rail station,... more