Best with parking
Crowne Plaza Birmingham Nec by IHG
Solihull and the NEC
8.0 miles from the city centre
Best for: early flights (1.4 miles from the terminal) and NEC exhibitions (0.26 miles from the halls)
Best Birmingham hotels
Birmingham hotels with a swimming pool compared on pool type, whether children can use it and whether access is included with the room.
A hotel pool is only useful if you can get in it. The questions that decide whether a pool is worth paying for are whether it is included with the room, whether it opens at a time you can use, and whether children are allowed in it at all.
Birmingham's pools cluster in two places: a handful of larger city-centre hotels, and the resort and country club properties in the surrounding towns. Those are very different stays, and the table below keeps them distinguishable rather than mixing them into one ranking.
Three arrangements are common and they are not interchangeable.
Opening hours matter more than pool size for most trips. A pool that closes at 20:00 is no use after an evening event, and one that opens at 07:00 is very useful before a conference. We publish what we could establish and leave the rest blank rather than filling it in.
Editorial picks
Each pick names the situation it suits. A hotel that is right for one trip is usually wrong for another.
Best with parking
Solihull and the NEC
8.0 miles from the city centre
Best for: early flights (1.4 miles from the terminal) and NEC exhibitions (0.26 miles from the halls)
Best value here
Birmingham city centre
around 20 minutes on foot to New Street
Best for: a central base 20 minutes from New Street
Best for rail arrivals
Birmingham city centre
around 10 minutes on foot to New Street
Best for: a 10 minute walk into the centre
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| Hotel | Pool | Where it is | Also has a spa | Price bandThe band this property normally sits in according to listing data. Not a live rate and not a quote for your dates. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham Brindleyplace | Guests mention a pool and a gym. | Birmingham city centre | Not established | Mid-range |
Hyatt Regency Birmingham | An indoor pool, mentioned in guest reviews and in listing data. | Birmingham city centre | Yes | Upper mid-range |
Conference Aston - Hotel and Conference Centre | Guests describe a pool, sauna and steam room, with the gym included. | Birmingham city centre | Not established | Lower mid-range |
Crowne Plaza Birmingham Nec by IHG | A pool is indicated by listing data. | Solihull and the NEC | Not established | Mid-range |
New Hall Hotel & SpaWalmley, Sutton Coldfield | An indoor pool. | Walmley, Sutton Coldfield | Yes | Premium |
| The Belfry Hotel & ResortWishaw, Warwickshire | Yes | Wishaw, Warwickshire | Yes | No price band listed |
Holiday Inn Birmingham M6, JCT.7 by IHGGreat Barr, junction 7 of the M6 | A pool is indicated by listing data. | Great Barr, junction 7 of the M6 | Not established | Lower mid-range |
Bromsgrove HotelBromsgrove, Worcestershire | Yes | Bromsgrove, Worcestershire | Yes | Lower mid-range |
Village Hotel DudleyDudley | A pool and gym, with day passes available. | Dudley | Yes | Lower mid-range |
| voco St. John's Solihull by IHGSolihull town centre | A pool is indicated by listing data. | Solihull town centre | Not established | No price band listed |
| Lea Marston HotelLea Marston, Warwickshire | Yes | Lea Marston, Warwickshire | Yes | No price band listed |
Distances are straight-line, calculated from each property's own coordinates. Walking times are derived from those distances with an allowance for street routing, so treat them as indicative for comparing hotels against each other rather than as measured route times.
Thumbnails show the nearest landmark or the area each property sits in, never the property itself. We hold no licensed photograph of these hotels and we do not generate one.
A dash means we could not establish that detail, not that the answer is no. We leave it open rather than guess.
Facility details come from listing data and guest reports rather than from the operator, so treat them as a strong indication and confirm what matters when you book.
Practical details checked: September 2026
The table lists the properties in our selection where we could establish that a pool exists, separated into city-centre hotels and the resort and country club properties further out. Several booking-site results for this search rely on a facility flag we could not confirm, and those are not listed here.
It varies and it is worth checking. Hotels whose pool sits inside a members' health club commonly restrict children to set hours, and adults-only spa pools exist. Do not assume family access from the presence of a pool.
At the resort and country club properties it usually is. In the city, where the pool belongs to a leisure club with outside members, access is normally included for guests but at busier times than you might expect.
Effectively no, for the obvious climatic reason. Assume any hotel pool here is indoors unless the property says otherwise.
This page is about swimming. The spa page is about treatment rooms, saunas, steam and thermal suites, which are often sold separately and sometimes restricted to adults. Several properties appear on both, for different reasons.