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- Guardian Recommended21 January 2013
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We enjoyed The Guardian's new (and cheeky) Quick City Guide to Birmingham, especially as it recommends Staying Cool at the Rotunda as the place to stay in the city:
"Refurbished and renovated by Urban Splash, it towers over the main shopping streets of the city and is a fantastically central place to stay."
- Easy Living Recommends18 January 2013
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We were delighted that our Mini apartments at the Rotunda were selected for Easy Living magazine's feature '100 Hot Hotels under £100'.
Easy Living's February 2013 issue said: "This compact but super-cool studio space at the top of Birmingham's towering Rotunda has floor-to-ceiling windows, impressive city skyline views and slick Swinging-Sixties deco, with all the latest mod cons, including an Apple entertainment system."
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"There are no bellhops nor a gym...instead you get a Mac Mini, free Wi-Fi, an espresso machine and a juicer (oranges included)." The New York Times
"Why go? For an ultra-stylish taste of Birmingham..." Red online
"I liked the fact that all the food products were fairtrade/organic (excellent!). The flat was lovely, wish I had somewhere like that in London.." Kate Cater, Life & Style Editor, The Guardian