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Radisson Blu Hotel, Birmingham

Birmingham, England, United Kingdom · Radisson Blu · Near Luxury

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The Radisson takes the lower floors of the Beetham Tower at 10 Holloway Circus, a 122-metre curve of turquoise and clear glass that Ian Simpson raised for the Beetham Organisation. Guests checked in on 16 January 2006, while the apartments above were still being finished. Thirty-nine storeys stand on less than a third of an acre. The hotel opened with 211 rooms and Filini, an Italian restaurant, on the first floor.

About Radisson Blu Hotel, Birmingham

History

Beetham Organisation hired Ian Simpson for a mixed tower on a ring-road island at Holloway Circus. Construction started in March 2003. The tower is 122 metres and 39 storeys, sheathed in turquoise and clear glass, and it opened its hotel floors on 16 January 2006 as a Radisson SAS with 211 rooms. Apartments occupy the floors above. The brand name later became Radisson Blu. Filini was the Italian restaurant at the opening.

The setting

10 Holloway Circus, on the inner ring road, where the tower marks the way into the city centre. The glass curve is the thing you see from the street. The apartments start where the hotel stops.

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