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Adjacent to The Button Factory is Birmingham’s newest boutique stay haven. All rooms are designed to make you feel right at home with comfortable beds, spacious showers and bath tubs, try it for yourself!
Frederick Street 26, B1 3HH, Birmingham, United Kingdom
What an awesome hotel.
We stayed in Room 5 and it was well designed and quirky.
The bed was so comfy and we did not want to get out of it.
Lauren who checked us in, and looked after us during the whole of stay. As two adults with dietary needs they could not have been more accommodating. If you stay try the Soya pots just divine.
The Button Factory was a vibrant bar with a great atmosphere.
We can't wait to come back.
Had a superior room, but paint was coming off walls and ceiling, looked like old damp patches on the walls and ceiling, wet-room certainly lived up to its description. Noisy compressor going on and off all night. no real window, only frosted windows. Door lead to year that was used as a tip.
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