Find country hotels near Birmingham
If you're craving a rural retreat in England, consider country hotels near Birmingham. Often regarded as the UK's second city behind London, Birmingham is also known as the ‘Workshop of the World’ due to its pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution.
Evolving from a 7th-century Anglo-Saxon hamlet, the city’s history remains on full display through iconic landmarks such as the 17th-century Aston Hall and the Jewellery Quarter.
There's plenty to discover in the areas surrounding the West Midlands hotspot too, including the leafy Royal town of Sutton Coldfield, and the bustling market town of Solihull.
The best way to see all this nature, culture and beauty is by staying in one of our country pub hotels near Birmingham. From waterside wonders to luxury hotels and unique spaces with a boutique charm, there's so much on offer.
Why you should visit a Chef & Brewer country hotel near Birmingham
If you’re looking for Birmingham pubs with accommodation, a Chef & Brewer pub hotel nearby offers the perfect setting for a countryside retreat.Cosy bedrooms for peaceful slumber
Our charming hotels exude a true sense of luxury, with plush bedrooms designed for unbeatable comfort. Many are set close to historic landmarks, from ancient ruins to castles, and some even boast breathtaking views from the comfort of your own room. Each stay also includes free Wi-Fi, along with tea and coffee-making facilities for a warming cup when you wake.
A tempting food menu
Our hotel restaurant menu serves up hearty, good food. Our chefs work their magic in the kitchen to deliver British classics, seasonal surprises, and exciting fusions. Start the day with a big breakfast, enjoy a relaxed lunch, and round things off with a delicious dinner and pudding before retiring for the night.
Wet your whistle at our bar
If you're feeling thirsty, our bar is fully stocked with a generous array of drinks, from fine wines to refreshing lagers, ales and beers, as well as cocktails and low and no-alcohol choices.
Enjoy a freshly-roasted coffee or warming cup of tea, as well as decadent hot chocolates that feel as indulgent as dessert.
All the amenities and more
At a Chef & Brewer country pub hotel, you can make the most of the sunshine in one of our welcoming beer gardens. Enjoy sweeping views of the unspoilt scenery while you relax with a delicious dish and refreshing drink.
Explore our best country hotels near Birmingham for your next stay
Whether you’re staying with us as an escape from the hustle and bustle of Birmingham city centre or looking for a stepping stone to explore it, our pubs with accommodation near Birmingham are ready to welcome you. Positioned a short way away from the city, our locations are surrounded by picturesque walks and exciting local attractions, while also serving up seasonal food and drink just downstairs.
A historic hotel favoured by famous faces
You’ll be in fine company when you stay at the Greswolde Arms in Knowle. The hotel famously hosted The Beatles during their 1963 tour and also counts Lady Byron, wife of the renowned poet Lord Byron, as one of its past guests.
Dating back to the 17th century, the building began life as a coaching inn and sits just three miles from Solihull, with Birmingham Airport a short drive away. Book lovers can easily visit Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of Shakespeare, while history enthusiasts can reach Warwick Castle in around 20 minutes by car. Knowle's high street also has an impressive array of independent retailers.
Back at the pub, you can tuck into a tempting menu of classic pub dishes, a well-stocked bar, and a relaxing beer garden. A recipe for a truly perfect day.
Parks galore in the heart of Himley
Set in the charming Staffordshire village of Himley, the Himley House hotel is a Grade II listed building that was once part of the lavish 18th-century Georgian estate, Himley Hall. The 23 beautifully decorated hotel rooms are en-suite and perfect for a restful night. You can also discover delicious flavours with the generous pub restaurant food menu, and toast with a glass of something special in the large beer garden. Himley Hall and Park is just a mile away, plus the West Midlands Safari Park and Dudley Zoological Gardens are all within easy reach.
A 16th century inn with medieval charm on its doorstep
Dine in the pub restaurant, where seasonal favourites and classic dishes take centre stage, or watch the world go by from the beer garden with a drink from the bar in hand. For those keen to explore, Abbey Fields Park offers a peaceful stretch of greenery along the Finham Brook, while Kenilworth Castle is just a short walk away and perfect for a day of discovery. If you’re in Birmingham for business, you can even work from the comfortable pub or use one of the meeting rooms.
Where there’s a Mill, there’s a way
Escape to the Old Mill in Baginton for a relaxing retreat on the outskirts of Coventry. Nestled on the banks of the River Sowe and just a short drive from Birmingham city centre, the surrounding countryside is perfect for gentle strolls or more energetic walks.
The pub restaurant serves a tempting menu with plenty of dishes to satisfy every appetite, so grab a table and tuck in. With 28 ensuite guestrooms, cosy interiors, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, your stay is sure to feel like a true home away from home.
Rise and dine with riverside rooms
Enjoy a room with a view at the Riverside, a charming pub hotel located in the village of Branston. Just a short drive from Birmingham, it offers the perfect base to explore the city before retreating for a little countryside calm. Set on the banks of the River Trent, the hotel has a stunning beer garden where you can relax with a drink or some classic pub food. There are 22 cosy rooms, and the venue even has its own private island fishing rights and moorings for boats.
More about Birmingham
Whether you’re arriving via Birmingham Airport or exploring the city by other means, Birmingham is packed with attractions to discover.
With its roots stretching back to the sixth century, the city grew into a major centre of Britain’s manufacturing industry, earning the nickname the “City of a Thousand Trades”.
From the bustling culture of the Bullring to the historic charm of the surrounding areas, there’s still no shortage of things to see and do in and around the city.
Chocolate lovers can satisfy their sweet tooth with a visit to Cadbury World in Bournville, while nature enthusiasts can explore the lush Birmingham Botanical Gardens or discover marine life at the National Sea Life Centre.
If you love sport, check out a game at the Edgbaston cricket ground or head to St Andrew’s Stadium to watch Birmingham City FC play. The surrounding areas of Birmingham are well worth a visit too, from spots filled with natural beauty to lively towns, peaceful villages, and historical hamlets.
For your next visit to the city, book one of our Chef & Brewer country pub hotels and look forward to a comfortable and relaxing stay.