Part of the West Midlands Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information.
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Accommodation in Birmingham, West Midlands Part of the West Midlands Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Travelodge Birmingham Fort DunlopA Hotel in Birmingham, West MidlandsFort Parkway , Erdington Birmingham West Midlands England B24 9FD
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From: £25.50 Travelodge Birmingham Fort Dunlop is situated off the A47 Fort Parkway, with easy access to Drayton Manor Park and Zoo, the N.E.C, the Belfry Golf Course and the Edgbaston Cricket Ground The non-smoking hotel offers guests quality accommodation with spacious en suite rooms, each featuring a TV and tea and coffee making facilities as well as a bar caf� serving breakfast and dinner. Accommodation Rating:
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