Village Hotel Solihull publishes day delegate rates from £35 per person, whilst Regus locations across Blythe Valley Park and Birmingham Business Park charge £19.25 to £35 per hour. The Ramada by Wyndham in the town centre offers DDR packages from £25 per person, making it one of the most budget-friendly options. Premium venues like The Vox Conference Centre at Resorts World command higher rates, with boardrooms typically £300-£800 per day. Most hotels quote on enquiry, but expect £40-£85 per person for day delegates at four-star properties.
The Vox Conference Centre's three executive boardrooms (seating 16-28) feature panoramic lake views and integrated production technology, perfect for C-suite gatherings. voco St. John's Drawing Room offers a more traditional setting in the town centre, whilst Forest of Arden's country club atmosphere provides golf and spa for residential leadership retreats. For fly-in meetings, Novotel Birmingham Airport's soundproofed Concorde room sits just two minutes from the terminals. Blythe Valley Innovation Centre, managed by University of Warwick Science Park, brings built-in video conferencing for hybrid board sessions.
Town centre venues like Crowne Plaza Solihull and voco St. John's sit within 10 minutes' walk of Solihull station and Touchwood shopping, ideal for client meetings. Business park options offer different advantages: Regus Blythe Valley provides green surroundings and M42 access, whilst UBC at Birmingham Business Park delivers lake views near the NEC. The town centre suits retail and local businesses, while business parks work better for training days where parking matters more than rail access. Consider your delegates' starting points and whether they'll appreciate nearby lunch options.
Small teams find perfect fits at BizSpace Zenith House (up to 6) or Village Hotel's Innovation rooms. Mid-size training works brilliantly in Crowne Plaza's De Limesi Suite (200 theatre) or Manor Hotel Meriden's versatile Aylesford space. For major conferences, voco St. John's Park Suite accommodates 800 theatre-style, whilst Hilton Birmingham Metropole scales up to 1,600 across multiple rooms. Most venues offer divisible spaces, like The Vox's five suites that combine for 900 delegates or work individually for 110-420.
Novotel Birmingham Airport sits literally two minutes' walk from the terminals with six daylight meeting rooms. Hilton Garden Inn Birmingham Airport on Concorde Road provides two combinable rooms just three minutes from check-in. Holiday Inn Express Birmingham Airport offers five ground-floor meeting spaces within a 20-minute walk or five-minute drive. The Vox Conference Centre at Resorts World connects via NEC footbridges in 10-12 minutes. These airport-adjacent venues suit international teams and tight flight schedules perfectly.
The NEC campus delivers unmatched variety: from Moxy's compact briefing rooms to Hilton Metropole's 31-room conference infrastructure. The Vox Conference Centre stands out with skyfold walls and integrated production capabilities, whilst Crowne Plaza Birmingham NEC offers 11 music-themed rooms overlooking Pendigo Lake. The National Conference Centre provides 49,000 square feet of flexible space near the Motorcycle Museum. This concentration means you can find backup venues easily, accommodate overflow delegates, and tap into the area's exhibition energy year-round.
Almost all Solihull venues prioritise natural light: Village Hotel's eight air-conditioned rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows, whilst UBC Birmingham Business Park overlooks landscaped lakes. Arden Hotel specifically advertises daylight in all 15 meeting spaces, and BizSpace's Zenith House room includes an interactive TV in a bright setting. The Vox's lake-view foyer floods with light, and both Hilton Garden Inn and Holiday Inn Birmingham Airport guarantee windows in their meeting suites. Only converted basement spaces lack natural light, rare in Solihull's modern inventory.
Solihull station connects town centre venues like voco St. John's (10-minute walk) and Solihull College's Blossomfield Campus (7-8 minutes). Birmingham International serves the NEC/Airport cluster brilliantly, with The Vox and Hilton Metropole accessible in 10-15 minutes on foot. Business parks require cars: Blythe Valley sits 45 minutes' walk from Dorridge, whilst Birmingham Business Park needs a 7-minute drive from International. The M42 Junction 4 serves southern venues like Hogarths perfectly. Match your venue to delegates' arrival patterns.
Solihull College offers SMART boards and academic atmosphere near the station. The Vox Conference Centre brings Hollywood-grade production with its skyfold walls and hybrid capabilities. Manor Hotel Meriden features a Marco Pierre White restaurant for client dinners, whilst Forest of Arden adds championship golf for incentive meetings. Resorts World's Genting Hotel connects to retail, dining and entertainment, creating memorable evening options. Village Hotel's on-site Starbucks and click-to-book system streamlines small meetings. Each venue brings something distinctive beyond standard meeting facilities.
Day delegate rates work perfectly for local teams and single-day training at venues like Ramada Solihull (from £25pp) or Village Hotel (from £35pp). Consider residential packages at Forest of Arden or Hogarths for leadership retreats needing focused time away. International delegates benefit from airport hotels like Novotel or Holiday Inn Birmingham Airport with bedrooms attached. The Hilton Metropole's 24-hour packages suit multi-day conferences, whilst Manor Hotel Meriden publishes attractive residential rates from £48pp DDR. Book residential when travel exceeds 90 minutes or sessions run past 6pm.