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Springfield House 🛬 Coleshill airport stay
August 27, 2026 · UK · Romantic · Mid-range

Springfield House 🛬 Coleshill airport stay

Quiet guest house minutes from Birmingham Airport and the NEC 💫

Birmingham·1 night·9.7 ★ from 402 travellers
Deluxe Double room
21 m² with private bathroom
Add breakfast at booking
Enjoy fresh meals to start the day
Close, But Not Under
10 minutes to the airport, no flight noise
Minutes from the airport
Small 7-room guest house near the NEC

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The setting

Springfield House is in Coleshill, a suburb of Birmingham, about 13 km from the city centre. It is situated in a quiet residential neighbourhood and is a two-story, non-smoking guesthouse with a total of seven rooms. Buses run from Coleshill to central Birmingham, and the area becomes quiet in the evenings. It’s the perfect place to relax after a long flight or a visit to an event at the NEC.

What to expect

This is a compact, two-story, 4-star guesthouse with just 7 rooms. The guesthouse features a bar or restaurant, offers free Wi-Fi throughout the building, and provides on-site parking and a shuttle service. Additionally, smoking is prohibited throughout the guesthouse. The rooms are equipped with tea and coffee-making facilities, a desk, a TV, heating, and a shower. Since this is a small guesthouse, the atmosphere is not businesslike, and guests feel they receive particularly attentive service.

Things to do nearby

Birmingham Airport is a few minutes' drive out, and the National Exhibition Centre isn't far either. Handy if you're in town for a trade show, a gig, or whatever's on at the arena. The Belfry Golf Course — one of England's better-known championship venues — is a short drive off. Central Birmingham, with its shops, canals, and the Bullring shopping centre, lies about 13 km away.

Best for

This is an excellent choice for couples arriving at or departing from Birmingham Airport, for visitors to the NEC exhibition centre looking for a quieter place to stay than the hotels near the airport, as well as for golf enthusiasts heading to Belfry. The hotel’re also happy to welcome families with children, and the complex is recommended as “child-friendly.”

How to get to the hotel

Springfield House - Birmingham Airport & NEC is the nearest transit airport and is just a few minutes’ drive away, Springfield House is the ideal place for your first or last night’s stay before or after your flight.The Birmingham International train station is right next to the airport and the NEC exhibition centre; it can be reached by high-speed train from London Euston in about 70 minutes. A transfer can be arranged through the guesthouse.

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Latest reviews

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NRM357 10/10· October 2025

My new best BHX stopover!

What a great find! Fatigued with overpriced overcrowded chain hotels….. Needed an alternative overnight stay en route to Florence to exhibit… Springfield House sprang to… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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Catherine H 10/10· October 2025

You have to try this place, it’s lovely!

Superbly located for the NEC. Excellent accommodation and fabulous hostsI was visiting the NEC for two days and hate the soulless hotels near the NEC.I was not… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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Natasha_S1407 10/10· September 2025

Superb service

We stayed just for 1 night prior to going to Barcelona. We paid for transfers and to be fair cannot fault the service received. The room was gorgeous, but James arrange… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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Your 2 days, loosely planned

Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.

Day 1

Arrival, Coleshill and a round at the Belfry

Upon arrival at Birmingham Airport, take your pre-booked shuttle and check in at the Springfield House - Birmingham Airport & NEC. If you have your golf clubs with you, consider playing a 9-hole round at sunset at Belfry Golf Course, which is just a few minutes’ drive away. Otherwise, take a stroll through Coleshill, have lunch at a pub on Main Street, then relax with a glass of wine at the hotel bar and turn in early.

Day 2

Birmingham city centre and the NEC

Take a car or bus to central Birmingham, located about 13 km away. Spend the morning, take a stroll around the Bullring shopping centre and along the canal at Brindleyplace, and stop for a coffee along the way.If there happens to be a fair or exhibition taking place at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC), you’ll have no trouble making your way back toward Coleshill in the afternoon. Before catching your next flight or driving home, have an early dinner near the NEC.

Where you'll be

Birmingham, UK

Birmingham International Airport 4.6 km

FAQ

Why do tourists go to Birmingham?

Birmingham pulls in visitors with its canals, the Bullring, a lively music and arts scene, and big events at the NEC, the Utilita Arena and Resorts World — plus it's handy for the Warwickshire countryside. Over in Coleshill — home to Springfield House hotel — you'll find plenty of travellers passing through for the airport or the NEC exhibition centre.

Is Birmingham nicer than London?

It’s not so much the “best” city as it is a “different” one. Birmingham is smaller than London, the cost of living is lower here, and it’s easy to get around on foot. The total length of its canals exceeds that of Venice, and the city has a cozy atmosphere typical of the Midlands. As for the number of attractions and nightlife, London takes the lead. For a short holiday or a business trip to the NEC, Birmingham is probably the better choice.

How many days should I spend in Birmingham?

In two or three days, you’ll be able to see the main attractions. On the first day, you can take a stroll through the city centre and visit the Bullring Arena, Brindleyplace, and the Jewellery Quarter; the next day, you can visit the NEC exhibition centre or play a round of golf at the Bellfly Club, and on the remaining day, take a tour of Cadbury World or Warwick. A one-day visit, as outlined here, is ideal if you combine it with a flight or an event at the NEC.

Which is better, Manchester or Birmingham?

Manchester is generally known for its nightlife, live music, and soccer culture, while Birmingham attracts visitors with its canals, curry restaurants along the “Balti Triangle,” as well as convenient transportation links to the Cotswolds and Warwickshire.If you’re at the airport or the NEC (National Exhibition Centre), Birmingham is the most obvious choice, but if you’re staying in Coleshill, the terminal is just 5 minutes away.

Is there anything fun to do in Birmingham?

There’s plenty to see here. Visit Try Cadbury World in Bournville, the Sea Life Centre at Brindleyplace, take a canal cruise, or catch a concert at the Utilita Arena or “Resorts World.” In late August, festivals and outdoor events take place regularly throughout the city, and the NEC also has a packed schedule of events. It’s only about a 20-minute drive from From Coleshill to the event centre.

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