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3 years ago
This is airport is great they had a airport check in for sunflower lanyards which I felt supported with this!
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I flew in from Amsterdam to Birmingham, UK on what might have been a historic weekend! Yep - it was…read morethe day after the original, official Brexit day and let me tell ya, at least for Birmingham Airport, they were prepared to leave! There were three lines at Passport security - UK citizens, EU citizens, and Other passports. Went thru the Immigration line super fast - Non-EU, non-UK passport at 9 pm on a Saturday night, was a breeze, despite only two Border Security counters being open. From their, it was a hop thru to a slightly confusing bag claim area and then was headed out to the exits and a long walk to the parking area. Departures Saw some great games on the floor of heading towards gates 40 - 68 Tip: parking lot 4 Yelp / 2019
Never flown out of Birmingham airport before (and hopefully never again!!). A complete disorganised…read morechaotic checkin and security system. Makes the whole experience a nightmare.
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This airport is so easy to go thru! Checked in at the Jet2 kiosk and that was a breeze! Security…read morezero lines! My lower left leg showed up with something on the scanner(!). So had to go thru some extra steps- not a big deal and efficiently sent on my way!
A tale of two trips! Going to EMA and flying to France was uneventful and fairly pleasant. Our taxi…read moredropped us off, checked in our cases 3 hours before departure, plenty of time to chill, have breakfast, coffee etc. Coming back not so good!! Total chaos, people everywhere, no taxi rank, 45 minute wait for a taxi so you end up having to wrestle to find an Uber and a place where they can pick you up. But we made it. Will figure out something else next time.
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Coventry is the most hilarious airport in the UK. I was prepared for it by being told it was a akin…read moreto a shed, I really didn't anticipate how appropriate this simile was. There's one departure lounge with a shop which sells the usual aiport wares. There's nothing wrong with airport, just don't expect to do any duty free shopping here!
This is a nice, small, easily accessible local/regional airport. I especially liked the fact that…read moreit's so open, and you can see right out over the runways, aprons and taxiways from the outside perimeter. It's also the home to Astac Air Traffic Control College (the reason I was there) and The Aviator Bar/Restaurant - both great places. Although I didn't fly, I spent a week around and about, and visited the main terminal a couple of times (if you could call it that). It's small and friendly, but quite adequate. Not quite in the same league as the bigger airports - no shops and restaurants, but plenty of brochures to read while you're waiting. Best thing is the free car parking - there aren't many airports that can boast that! Hopefully they won't try and change that as it would be a blow to the other businesses located on site. A nice place to visit if you like to look at planes, although most of it is GA so if the weather isn't too good then there won't be much flying.
Excellent Airport transfer service, the driver was waiting in arrivals with a welcome board, car…read morewas very clean & comfortable. It's the best company we have used to date & will book again in the future. Thanks again for providing such a great service!
Nice airport. Small and usually used for business. Passenger travel usually is from gatwick…read moreairport.
Although it is called Oxford Airport, it is really in Kidlington but it is on the borders of Oxford…read moreand there is plentiful bus transport there. It is mostly used for pilot training, and business flights by rich passengers who can afford to own or charter planes. Often you can see planespotters on the lay-by's, waiting for a glimpse of what they apparently consider to be a special jet. Although the facility is secure and the public cannot ordinarily get inside, at the edges you can get quite close to planes about to land and it can be fun to watch. No regularly scheduled commercial airline service here, though.
Worn out and decrepit airfield, basically an embarrassing scar of tarmac on the countryside…read more Dingy old dirty cafe, unappealing food, terrible service. I can't understand how it has not been shut down.
Great little airfield near Stratford. Hard runway about 1000m…read more Cafe is brilliant for both pilots and passing trade. Good fry-ups, cakes and tea with a fantastic view across the airfield. Highly recommended for an afternoon in the sun.
What Etap offers for the price they charge, I think this hotel is great…read more On a late flight in to BHX, it would have been unfair to expect to be collected this late. One option was to hire a car. But a cheaper, alternative option would be to stay at an airport hotel and get collected the next day. We went for the latter option. 39 GBP to rest your head after a late flight and to have a shower in the morning, it was a bargain in my mind. And from their own sign outside, you could have stayed for 36 GBP as a walk in price by the looks of it (subject to change, I'm sure). OK the room was small and the bed was not luxurious, the shower and toilet look like they would be more suited on a boat. But it was comfortable and all very clean. The shower impressed too the next morning. The WiFi was free, for 24 hours if I remember correctly. The young guy manning reception when we arrived was friendly and nice. Recommended as somewhere clean to crash. If you've spare cash, then I'm sure the Ibis next door would be more up your street.
A cheap budget hotel but at £35/ night (correct 9/10/08) it takes some beating…read more Sleeps up to 3 people with a double bed and a single bunk bed above it. There is a pod shower and a seperate pod toilet. The washhand basin is in the room. The room is clean and tidy with a large window. There is a flat screen TV with a good range of stations and also radio. There is free Wifi area in the public entrance area. Unlimited breakfast costs £2.99 and on offer was a choice of corn flakes or bran flakes, brown or white bread for toasting, marmalade, strawberry or blackcurrent jam with butter or marg. To drink there is orange or apple juice. Hot drinks are tea, coffee or hot water with some fruit teas. Hot chocolate or special coffee cost £1.20. It is basic and there is no hair drier or kettle but I found the room more than adequate and at a bargain price.
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This bus takes you from Acocks Green all the way into Birmingham. It usually starts and terminates…read moreoutside the Town Hall in the centre of Birmingham. At peak times it will usually have a few buses starting at Five Ways Island on Calthorpe Road. I like this bus, having travelled all the way along it on one journey or another. I usually use it between Moseley and Five Ways. It can get very caught up in traffic at peak times and I've been left waiting quite a while on many occasions. However, the buses on the route are generally all new ones. They are clean and spacious and it's easy to get on and off with a pushchair. It stops outside the MAC and generally has one of the nicer routes of South Birmingham buses in my experiences.
In an industry where you often hear about hidden fees and unclear arrangements, TravelToHaram stood…read moreout as being completely transparent. From the beginning, they explained all costs upfront and delivered exactly what was promised. There were no surprises, and that honesty built a lot of trust for me. It's rare to find a company that prioritises integrity the way they do.
I have used this branch of Co op Travel on a number of instances for booking holidays, getting…read moreinformation and foreign currency (they always seem to have the best rates in the area). On all occasions the staff have been friendly, courteous and informative. The branch has the widest choice of brochures I have ever seen, and even has a photo booth for passport photos.
The new West Bromwich Bus Station is ten times better than the old station. The old station was…read morepretty embarrassing and was one of the worst bus stations I have ever seen. The station was run down and it was obvious it needed improving. Now West Bromwich Bus Station is a vast improvement from the old one. The new station has an information centre where you can get information on the different bus routes that operate within the Black Country and the West Midlands area. You can also get information on travelcards and fares. The buses that stop at West Bromwich Bus Station travel to various towns and cities in the West Midlands. There are buses that go to Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley etc. The Bus Station is also opposite the West Bromwich Central Tram Station. National Express and Diamond buses operate at West Bromwich Bus Station. Waiting for buses can be a real nightmare and I have experienced times where I have waited half an hour for a bus during the daytime when they should be coming at least every ten minutes.
As a public transport user many stations are super cold and drafty despite new builds (see Walsall…read morebus station for a concrete nightmare). West Brom bus station is perfectly located with the central tram stop across the road and it's accessibility and connection to the central shopping area through Kings Square indoor shopping centre. For a change it s a station with great signage, an information centre and really usable display boards for all the buses. With buses to Walsall running regularly and it only taking 20/30mins it is one of the better transport connections. At least with all the glass corridor designs it is much warmer and weather resistant than more open plan stations and much easier to navigate between the stops even if you are down the one end as it's such an accessible bus station. If you find your self stuck here then there could be much worse places to end up.
Disgusting company with a driver that doesn't respect the job or other road users…read moreWhile carrying passengers cut me up and instead of apologising decided to swear and laugh about it I have reported it to the local police to deal with this situation and when I spoke to the manager of the company his attitude was disgusting I would therefore not recommend the use of this company if u value your life and will be contacting the licensing agency to have drivers permit cancelled or suspended while investigation is processed
I tend to use these more than any other cab company. Prices are ok and service is good as they have…read moreso many cars on the road.
These are my local taxi company, and I used to use them quite a lot. The price of fairs are very…read morecheap, and I don't think I've ever paid more than £10 for their service for one drop off. And that includes from anywhere in Birmingham. The company is quite a lot smaller than most other firms in the city, and I think that adds a great friendly close knit vibe between all of the staff; You certainly get that experience when you're talking to the drivers anyway. Most of the rides home are kept entertaining and free of silence by the talkative drivers, who are great at making conversation. However, I have had a few disappointing encounters with this company. I was standing outside waiting for them for 45 minutes once, and the taxi didn't turn up. I kept ringing them back, but they said they were still on their way. In fact, the service name 'On Time' isn't suited to them at all really, and the company has often been quite late for me, and usually arrive within 20 minutes. I'd prefer them to pick me up in 10 minutes personally, because this is long enough to wait.
We hired a couple weeks back visiting from Canada and overall we were extremely pleased with the…read moreservices provided by this 4x4 rental. Ryan delivered the SUV directly to the terminal at Heathrow which made the experience very simplified. We give Exec 4x4 least 10 stars for this trip hopefully the same next year. :)
Chasewater Country Park and Railway is a lovely place. We ended up there by accident! It's…read morecompletely free to get in, no parking charge. There is plenty to do but many of the activities are charged for. The cost of most activities is £1.50 each which I think is reasonable when you haven't had to pay to get in! There is a children's play area which is free of charge as well as beautiful walks around the large lake which is like being at the seaside. Boats are available to hire on both the small and large lakes. The small lake having kayaks suitable for most ages and the large lake offering sailing boats and motor boat rides as well as lessons. There are loads of ducks and swans on the lakes and they don't mind people. A cygnet came right up and let me take a picture of it! We walked along to the railway. We didn't go on the train but we defintely plan on going back to do so. The prices for the trains are really good (£8.45 for a family of 2 adults and up to 4 children for an all day ticket). There are a couple of nice cafes. We had a drink in Alfie's by the train station which is a bar and cafe. I was amazed (in a good way) that 2 large glasses of coke was just £2. The food prices were reasonable although we had taken a picnic so we didn't try the food! I could go on about this place forever. It's brilliant and if you don't want to do any of the activities, you won't have to spend anything if you don't want to! The only bad thing I found was that the toilets in the main bit weren't very nice and the only toilets with soap in were at the train station. There are plenty of toilets though so you don't have to come all the way back to the start just to go to the loo which is good!
this makes a lovely trip out for all, the heritage railway is very well run & maintained completely…read moreby volunteers usually on saturday and sundays and some weekday specials during school holidays and over xmas etc. there is the chasewater visitor centre, an independantly run water sports centre - currently out of operation i think due to the fact they have drained the lake temporarily - an outdoor park, mini golf, wooden climbing equipment, a small stone built castle overlooking the lake, a stone beach, a wooden bridge and a path to alk around the whole place which is approxiamatley 4 miles ideal for walking or cycling, chasewater is also notorious for bird watchers. ideal for a short trip out or to make more of a day of it.
I was tired of organising every last deal for my holidays on the internet. I had flights,…read moreaccommodation, transfers and outings to book and I have always booked them separately to save money. Last year I got tired of doing this and went to Moseley Travel to book a holiday package to save time. Not only did I save time, I also saved money. They had some great deals on that are only reserved for travel agents so the tradition hasn't died out completely yet. They are an independent travel agency located in the centre of Moseley Village. They have been established for over 18 years. So book your holiday with confidence - They are Members of ABTA and are also ATOL Holders. That means you can book knowing that your holiday is protected!
National Express West Midlands is the main bus company serving the West Midlands region, including…read morethe city of Birmingham - having daily troubles with my buses back home in Greater Manchester with our two main operators of Go North West and mainly First Manchester, I hoped National Express who have a reputation on more inter-city coach trips rather than regional bus journeys would be better - and in a few factors they were. I found the buses to be much nicer and more modern inside than most I'm used to in the likes of Manchester and London - they still had the feature of announcing the stops which I like as this helps disabled people travel independently who might struggle with their sight, and it also helps tourists and people who might not know the area like me travel well, without relying on the drivers to offer help getting somewhere - and with the drivers seeming unhelpful and rude this was surely needed. The buses did seem to run on time based on timetables on the three or so times I used the bus services. Some routes didn't seem to work in general - from my Hilton Garden Inn hotel to Colmore Row, the bus seemed to go a longer route, where it'd go out of the way before going back which made no sense - I understand they have to pick passengers up but surely going back on themselves don't make any sense, which meant using the bus was no quicker than walking around 3/4 of a mile to where I wanted to go. I also didn't like how the buses going into the city centre just stated "Birmingham" like come on, it's a big place where are you going? The railway station? Bullring? Colmore Row? Overall, clean buses which seem modern and to run on time are rare so, despite the problems I experienced with the overall route and route planning and drivers I feel a three-star rating is in order, National Express have impressed me after a dire experience on one of their coach experiences to the point I have not used the branch since (until now) on a route from Manchester to London.