A warm welcome and traditional hospitality awaits guests at the Plough and Harrow Hotel Birmingham. Built in 1704, originally as a wayside inn, the hotel has over the centuries become steeped in history and is recalled by many as being one of the most popular places to stay in Birmingham during the last few decades.

The hotel has recently returned to private ownership and the owners intend to gradually refurbish the entire hotel and return it to its historic position as a prominent and sought after hotel in Birmingham.

The hotel has an excellent location only ½ mile from Broad Street and other attractions including the NIA, ICC, the Symphony Hall, Botanical Gardens and Edgbaston Cricket Club.

The red brick Victorian architecture of the original building together with the large garden, lawns and plentiful car parking serves to set the Plough & Harrow Hotel apart from other Birmingham hotels.

The hotel features 44 comfortable bedrooms over three floors either in the original building or the modern bedroom wing with most bedrooms facing the large lawn and garden. Bedrooms offer the following facilities as standard: en-suite bathroom with shower, Complimentary Toiletries, Comfortable Duvets, Televisions with news, movie & radio channels, Free Internet Access (either hard wired or wireless), Telephone, Complimentary Tea & Coffee Hospitality tray, Room service, all rooms are non smoking.
Eating at the Plough & Harrow Hotel you can choose between Beauforts Pub, Tolkiens Restaurant or the Lounge Bar. Good quality, freshly prepared food, using British and local produce where possible, is at the heart of all the menus. Whether it is a hearty breakfast, light lunch, afternoon tea, or a Sunday lunch with the family the good quality food combine with efficient and attentive, but unobtrusive, service and pleasant surroundings to produce an enjoyable experience no matter what the occasion.