1 Night for upto 2 Adults and 2 Children with Breakfast and Cadbury World Tickets just £27.25pp *Now £23.16pp with code* based on 2A/2C @ Groupon

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1 Night for upto 2 Adults and 2 Children with Breakfast and Cadbury World Tickets just £27.25pp Now £23.16pp with code based on 2A/2C @ Groupon

Groupon4 Jul 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Travel

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goonertillidie

3 Jul 17

Use code SUMMER at checkout - Ends 20th July midnight

Decent hotel (Holiday Express Inn) includes breakfast with good reviews

Located in the heart of Birmingham, Birmingham Snow Hill offers contemporary accommodation and is suitably placed for visiting popular shopping centres and other attractions of the city, such as the Sealife Centre or Drayton Manor Theme Park.

Guests can unwind in spacious rooms which boast navy blue decorative touches, crisp white linens, TVs, Wi-Fi and hot drink-making facilities.

Each morning starts off with a hearty breakfast served in the Great Room, while the on-site bar keeps thirsts quenched with a wide range of spirits, beers, hot drinks and soft drinks for the little ones.

Top comments

markgh

3 Jul 17 8 #5

Welcome to Mondelez International World.

Once upon a time, chocolate was made here, and it was delicious...

BigOrkWaaagh

3 Jul 17 6 #1

This is just a random hotel miles from Cadbury World... bit weird?

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BigOrkWaaagh

3 Jul 17 6 #1

This is just a random hotel miles from Cadbury World... bit weird?

Silhouette

3 Jul 17 #2

So is this looking to be £109 for the 2A/2C deal? No kids free sort of thing?

What do they define as a child? I have a 6 month old... Would I have to pay for him at the hotel as he'll be in our room?

BigOrkWaaagh to Silhouette

3 Jul 17 #4

"Children are considered as such between 0-14 years old. Baby cots subject to availability; please enquire when booking."

Northerndave

3 Jul 17 1 #3

Even in the pantheon of Groupon poor deals, a hotel miles away from the attractions stands out as another cut and shut deal

markgh

3 Jul 17 8 #5

Welcome to Mondelez International World.

Once upon a time, chocolate was made here, and it was delicious...

mattclarkie

3 Jul 17 2 #6

Best time to visit Cadbury World is Thursday as it's BOGOF if you book in advance by

everypennycounts

3 Jul 17 1 #7

[quote=mattclarkie]Best time to visit Cadbury World is Thursday as it's BOGOF if you book in advance by

WajAllRound

3 Jul 17 1 #8

ime planning to go somewhere for a couple of nights for my kids 1st which is around last 10 days of July. Where do you think would be ideal?

sam_brackley

4 Jul 17 #9

It doesn't say until when but...

Please note that the Packaging zone is currently being refurbished but is still partly open to visitors. A static production line can be viewed, along with a video interpretation of the manufacturing process.

This is one bit of factory you actually see the chocolate as part of actual process....a static line and video is nowhere near as good imho.

ukdahool

4 Jul 17 1 #10

Central Birmingham. Expensive parking and miles from Cadbury world

Jaden0_5

4 Jul 17 #11

We went to cadbury world a few months ago. One of the biggest waste of time and money I have been to. If you are close to the place it is fine but if you have a distance to travel I would not bother. Very disappointing.

prewar

4 Jul 17 1 #12

Cadbury world 4 stops on the train from Birmingham New Street and then 5-10 minute walk so decent price if happy to use public transport. Hotel handy for city centre and lots to do there.

oshmo8

4 Jul 17 1 #13

It's really annoying when the cost is split between people which include children. It's not as if the children can pay for it. It should be quoted per paying adult.

2minutenoodles

4 Jul 17 1 #14

Going to Cadbury world soon with some family members. Don't know what to expect. I went to the Haribo museum in France and it was pants, just had TVs showing the production and history instead of anything really happening. Hope it isn't like that.

I think the ideal is Willy Wonkas' chocolate factory but that is make believe lol.

lynmcf

4 Jul 17 1 #15

Its very expensive to park at this hotel, and you need a car to get to Cadbury world. We did this deal last year.

prewar to lynmcf

4 Jul 17 #18

You don't need a car at all, New Street station to bournville is 4 short stops, takes about 10 minutes, trains run every 10-15 minutes. It's a 5-10 minute walk from the station to cadbury world, suitable for all people.

Tcatt

4 Jul 17 #16

does this offer include a family ticket to cadburys world? im assuming so... but never used this before ... how do you claim them.. thankyou...

mocmocamoc

4 Jul 17 #17

I'm always concerned if you can get the dates you want on these. Note on certain weekends they have extra entertainment on, Sooty comes about once a month and I think other stuff. Son loves Sooty so worth it for the five times I saw the show.

But it isn't Charlie and the Chocolate Factory but it's a fairly decent day out for the price. Compare it to a Sea Life Centre!

SeraphXii

19 Jul 17 #19

Trying to buy this and the code only discounts 15%? Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong?

Deetea

20 Jul 17 #20

...I live closer to Cadbury World in Harborne. If you don't mind the walk you can work your way down from the hotel all the way past M&S(personally I like going through the cathedral between colmore and temple row because i find it relaxing, some decent stores that way too) to the Albert Street bus stops and take the 63 up Bristol Road. Stop after you see Sainsbury's to the right and take the number 11 to Cadbury World. Daysaver is £4.40 i believe. Sounds like a bit of effort and the fares will add up, tbh. You can't do that much in 1 night if you're spending half the time going to and from places.

Borat

20 Jul 17 #21

Is car safe overnight?

niceblokedave

24 Jul 17 #22

We went last year after a kind relative bought us a family pass for Christmas. It is the worst 'attraction' I have ever been to in the U.K by miles. Completely boring except for the 4D cinema. I can see how the tour would have been exciting when the factory was operational but now it is just static machine sat behind a plastic screen lol. There is a rather freakish cart ride through a load of talking coco beans that would be the kind of thing Micheal Jackson would have enjoyed it is so weird. Anyone expecting willy wonkers chocolate factory will be very disappointed ! So glad we didn't pay for it but still disappointed as I had wanted to take the kids there for years :disappointed:

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