Find a country hotel near Birmingham
Birmingham is the city of a thousand trades. From a thriving nightlife to cultural landmarks and lush green spaces to historical attractions, there’s always something to do – whether you live in the city or are just visiting. And there’s even more to enjoy in the countryside that surrounds the city.
The best way to see all this nature, culture and beauty is by staying in one of our country pub hotels near Birmingham. Our cosy, comfortable hotels are the perfect option for when you want to see the sights in Birmingham but want to stay somewhere more rural. And the best thing about the English countryside is just how much beauty is hiding in the overgrowth.
Kick off your day with a hearty pub breakfast, then head out to explore the local area. Once you’ve seen all there is to see, come back to us and indulge in our food menu. It’s full of old favourites, delicious takes on pub classics and seasonal specials. Then retire to the comfort of our hotel rooms. All when you choose one of our welcoming hotels near Birmingham.
The best country pub hotels near Birmingham
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 pub accommodation near Birmingham is 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.Find a country hotel near Birmingham
A place for poetry
The Greswolde Arms in Knowle is famous for housing the Beatles while they toured the area in 1963, as well as Lady Byron, the wife of renowned poet Lord Byron. Dating all the way back to the 17th century, this country pub hotel has a history as vibrant as the surrounding area.
What’s more, this cosy inn is a stone’s throw away from the NEC, Birmingham, so it’s perfectly placed if you’re in town for an event. Whatever you get up to during the day, return to us and enjoy a delicious meal and a couple of drinks before you settle into bed.
Parks galore
In the small Staffordshire village of Himley, indulge in the history of the Himley Hall estate. The Georgian Himley House has retained the feeling of a grand country mansion after being converted into a pub restaurant and hotel in the early 20th century.
Explore the nearby Himley Hall and Park, West Midland Safari Park or Dudley Zoological Gardens, created around an 11th-century castle. Or take a trip into Birmingham and see the city sights. Wherever the wind takes you, our pub hotel is the perfect place to relax and unwind.
Business or pleasure?
If you’re in Birmingham for business, you can work from our comfortable pub or even use our meeting room at the Abbey Field in Kenilworth. It’s a lovely hotel for both business and pleasure, giving you a rare opportunity to both explore and work in the lush green environment of nature.
A beautiful, country-style pub that serves traditional pub classics to please every palate, you can retire to a cosy room for a great night’s rest before another day of work or play.
Where there’s a Mill, there’s a way
Head to the Old Mill in Baginton for a relaxing retreat on the outskirts of Coventry. Only a short drive from Birmingham, the countryside that opens up to the south of this lovely hotel is ideal for peaceful walks.
No matter if you’re looking for fine wines or cask ales, you can also enjoy freshly prepared pub food and delicious drinks, all served by our welcoming and friendly staff at this pub with a hotel near Birmingham.
Riverside rooms
Enjoy a room with a view at the Riverside in Branston. This pub accommodation near Birmingham is just the thing when you want to see the best of the city without staying in it, while also offering easy access to local natural beauty spots such as Drakelow Nature Reserve.
Sitting right on the River Trent, this beautiful country pub hotel has a stunning beer garden where you can relax and unwind with incredible views out across the water. There are 22 cosy rooms, while the venue also has its own private island fishing rights and moorings for boats.
More about Birmingham
Whether you’re flying into Birmingham airport or coming to the city another way, Birmingham is filled to the brim with attractions, ensuring there's never a dull moment. With origins that date back to the sixth century, the city eventually evolved into a major hub of Britain's manufacturing industry in the 20th century. This earned it the nickname of the ‘City of a Thousand Trades.’
From the culture of the Bull ring to the history in the city outskirts, nowadays there are countless things to do in and around Birmingham. If you have a sweet tooth, Cadbury World in Bournville is a must! Or if you’re a nature lover, don’t miss Birmingham Botanical Gardens or the National Sea Life Centre. And for sport, don’t miss a game at Edgbaston cricket ground!
But to get the most out of Birmingham’s natural beauty, visit the towns, villages and hamlets that surround the city.
In these charming spots, you'll discover the perfect pub accommodation for your stay. So 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.