Radisson Blu Birmingham Meeting Rooms

Well suited for both business and personal events, our hotel may accommodate up to 90 guests for banquets and up to 100 at a theater style or reception layout. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer natural daylight inside every one of the 10 trendy meeting rooms.Delegates can utilize the newest Barco ClickShare's audiovisual technology in every room to easily share content from any device, with easy video sharing and perfect simultaneous audio. Enjoy free high-speed Wi-fi, while our meeting and event coordinator can help ensure everything runs smoothly. KEY FEATURES A total of 10 meeting and event spaces in total 339 m2, all with natural daylight 211 bedrooms and suites City center location, just a 3-minute walk from Birmingham New Street train station Free high-speed, WiFi for all meeting delegates, and access to Barco wireless audiovisual equipment.

NCP New Street Car Park (B5 4AN) located directly behind the hotel Our largest room, the Lunar Suite, can accommodate up to 100 in a reception style set up Barco ClickShare technology in all of our meeting rooms All of 10 meeting rooms at Radisson Blu Birmingham provide floor-to-ceiling windows to ensure natural daylight to your meeting. The modern design with views across the center of Birmingham produces a bright and inspirational environment for any event. The deluxe Lunar Suite spans 108 sq meters and may be split into 3 smaller spaces.Other smaller rooms can be combined depending upon your event's space needs. A dedicated host will be on hand during the duration of your meeting or event, to make sure you've all you need for it to run smoothly.

Pick from working buffet lunch, which can be filed at your meeting area or the option for delegates to dine at our on-site restaurant, Collage.We monitor industry rates daily - We won’t be beaten on price!Our service is FREE of charge, we save you both time and money, this allows you to concentrate on the most important parts of your travel/event, the content and your delegates.Submit We monitor industry rates daily - We won’t be beaten on price! Written by Amo Singh I’ve stayed in this hotel on numerous occasions and I have to say is absolutely superb the business classrooms are very light and spacious and are on the high floors so you don’t get any road noise.The staff are excellent facilities the hotel have a superb so once again thank you very much for an excellent night stay. I’ve stayed in this hotel on numerous occasions and I have to say is absolutely superb the business classrooms are very light and spacious and are on the high floors so you don’t get any road noise.The staff are excellent facilities the hotel have a superb so once again thank you very much for an excellent night stay. Birmingham is the second most populous city in the UK, after London, and the most populous city in the English Midlands.

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