Located in the building at the heart of our city’s transformation, the Hotel Indigo® Birmingham is perched on the top floors of the iconic Cube building, giving our guests stunning, uninterrupted views over a captivating skyline and our thriving, ambitious neighborhood and its canals. Our beautiful boutique guest rooms, corridors and lobby include decorative accents, vivid murals and thoughtful design touches that effortlessly capture our neighborhood’s bold heritage, color, and forward-looking architecture. Our restaurant and bar serves up locally sourced, locally inspired dishes in a modern setting.
Complimentary use for guests, over 18's only. We don’t mess about when it comes to your health and wellbeing. Our state-of-the-art gym boasts top of the range TechnoGym equipment, resistance trainers, weights, as well as a large functional training zone.
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Birmingham sits at the meeting point of canals that weave in from across the country, and its towpaths and locks are an integral part of its urban landscape. Its waterways have defined, inspired and united the area for centuries. They made it one of the hotbeds of the Industrial Revolution, a crucible of big ideas whose legacy continues today. They brought life and color through the houseboats which have long lined its banks. And finally, they made this quarter a buzzing meeting point, a hub now anchored by The Cube, where locals and visitors come to do business, to socialize and to dream.
The Cube has quickly become one of Birmingham’s most iconic landmarks. From the six sculptures designed by Temper to the asymmetrical central lightwell, this building is a feast for the senses. Plus, it’s next to The Mailbox, home of exclusive boutiques and Europe’s largest Harvey Nichols. The Mailbox used to be the Royal Mail sorting office.
There are bargains galore to be found at the Bullring Markets, open since 1154, and located in Birmingham’s city center. Head to the Indoor Market for meat and fish; then, wander over to the Open Market for clothing, carpets and household linens, before stopping at the Rag Market for fine fabrics and haberdashery.
If you fancy a night out, then you’ll want to stop by the Victoria, a theatre pub established in the late 19th century. The venue features a unique blend of period and funky style with original art, cozy spots for drinks and conversation. On Tuesday nights there’s trivia based on movies and music, and upstairs features live bands on varying nights each week.
The Jam House is an historic Georgian building that’s home to a lively schedule of live jazz, blues and rock. The simple, intimate atmosphere offers an unplugged feeling for a relaxing evening no matter which of the three floors you choose. The open floor plan sets the stage for a memorable evening in the Jewelry Quarter, an interesting walk from the hotel.
Balti curry is a treasured dish in Birmingham, where some even claim it was invented. Prepared with tomatoes, peppers and fresh spices, Balti is best enjoyed with naan bread (Indian flatbread). Although many Balti houses are in South Birmingham, you can sample this famous dish close by at Celebrity Indian Restaurant.
The Haig Bar, The Private Dining Room & Champagne Bar can accommodate up to 60 delegates.All three rooms are located on Level 25 and benefit from spectacular views of the city. 24 hour and day delegate rates are available