Hotels in Wolverhampton (England)

The ancient city of Wolverhampton in the West Midlands is a town with mixed offerings for business travellers. Wolverhampton has been an English centre of manufacturing for centuries. Today it enjoys a thriving modern economy specialising in the aerospace sector. It’s located near Birmingham and is a popular destination for football fans attending its Molineux Stadium. When you book a hotel in Wolverhampton you can also take advantage of an impressive array of shopping and restaurants in town.

What is there to see and do in Wolverhampton?

Visitors to this town will be greeted by a range of beautiful historic architecture and a well organised town centre to explore. Right at the heart of the city is the Mander Centre, a large shopping complex with a great range of outlets. The imposing St Peter’s Collegiate Church is one of the city’s best known landmarks. It's surrounded by the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre, the university and the Civic Hall. There are a number of attractive parks in Wolverhampton, including West Park, with its charming chalet tearooms. The city’s proximity to Birmingham makes it easily accessible to the rest of the UK and beyond by rail and air.

What are some of the main businesses in this city?

Transport manufacturing has long been important in the city, especially for the automotive and aerospace sectors. The Midlands Aerospace Cluster is a large collection of companies producing parts for the UK’s aeronautics industry. It includes centres in Wolverhampton and surrounding towns. The Goodyear and Jaguar Land Rover plants nearby are also large employers in Wolverhampton. For meetings, the Newhampton Arts Centre and Linden House are both near the centre and have private space available to hire.

Where else should I go in Wolverhampton near my hotel?

Sports fans staying at a hotel in Wolverhampton will enjoy checking out matches at Molineux Stadium or going to the Wolverhampton Racecourse. The latter also hosts live music events and is another option for booking private functions. The Mander and Wulfrun shopping centres offer a surprising variety of shops for a relatively compact town. The House of Fraser department store just across from the Civic Hall specialises in designer clothing and beauty products. Wolverhampton is also home to a large Indian population and the range of restaurants is fantastic, including the sophisticated Curry Lounge bar and eatery.