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Aparthotel Birmingham launches a treat-packed family package for the ultimate family city break

Looking for a family-friendly base for your city break in Birmingham? Aparthotel Birmingham has recently launched their treat-packed Family Package offer, tailored to cater to both little ones and grown-ups for the ultimate family getaway! 

Conveniently local to family-favourites such as LEGOLAND Discovery Centre, Cannon Hill Park, and the humungous Birmingham Library and its secret rooftop garden, aparthotel Birmingham serves as a convenient city centre location in the heart of all the action. 

The aparthotel Birmingham Family Package includes: 

  • £10 Nisa Voucher to stock up on essentials from the adjoining store 
  • Use of an in-Shower bathtub for the very little ones 
  • Kids activity pack: Recyclable activities complete with crayons, colouring and augmented reality 
  • Cadbury’s Chocolate bar – famously made in Birmingham! 
  • An extra special aparthotel teddy to keep 
  • ‘Things to Do’ Guide: Discover the best family-friendly activities around Birmingham 

Aparthotel Birmingham’s family-friendly apartments boast fully equipped kitchens, smart TVs – perfect for family movie night -, 24-hour concierge, free Wi-Fi, Rituals toiletries, and an adjoining convenience store, Nisa.

Guests can also take advantage of 55% off car parking at aparthotel Birmingham’s neighbouring B4 Car Park. Alternatively, St. Chad’s tram stop is just a 5-minute walk away, meaning navigating the city with little ones couldn’t be easier. 

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