Independent visitor guide Midnight Resort House

Not the official site. An independent guide to Genting Hotel and the casino at Resorts World Birmingham, written from public sources.

Section 05 · Getting there

A covered, step-free walk of ten to fifteen minutes from Birmingham International

The complex sits on the NEC campus beside Pendigo Lake, next to a mainline station, an airport and the M42. This page collects the routes, the sat nav postcode the venue prefers and the parking charges it publishes.

Information last checked 2 September 2026. Details change without notice, and the venue’s own site is the authoritative source.

The patterned grey exterior of the Resorts World Birmingham car park, with the vehicle entrance and a pedestrian sign in front of it.
Arrive by car or on foot from the NEC campus side of the complex. Vauxford, 2019, CC BY-SA 4.0
By train, and on foot

A covered, step-free walk from Birmingham International

Birmingham International station sits on the same campus. The venue directs arriving passengers along the walkway through the NEC, or down by stairs or lift to Perimeter Way and then by signs to Resorts World.[1] The hotel puts the walk at roughly ten to fifteen minutes, describes it as covered and signposted, and states that the whole route is step-free and suitable for wheelchairs, buggies and suitcases.[2]

By road

The complex is close to the M42 at junction 6, with the A452 and the A45 nearby.[1] The postal address is Pendigo Way, Birmingham B40 1PU, but the venue asks drivers to enter B40 1NT in a sat nav instead.[1] Roadworks around the Bickenhill interchange and the M40 and M42 junction were flagged on the venue’s travel page when we checked, so look at that page for current diversions rather than relying on a guide.[1]

On foot and by bike from the A45

There is a pedestrian and cycle route from the A45 directly onto the NEC campus, linked by a bridge across the road that connects to the wider Solihull cycle network.[1]

Where you actually are

The address reads Birmingham, and the airport and the station both carry the city’s name, but the casino premises licence is held with Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council.[4] Birmingham city centre is a separate journey, so treat this as a campus location rather than a city-centre one when planning an evening.

Pendigo Lake with a fountain playing, and the Resorts World Birmingham building standing on the far bank to the right.
Pendigo Lake sits between the NEC halls and the complex. Derbrauni, 2024, CC BY 4.0
Parking

A multi-storey on site, with charges reduced by spending on the site

Resorts World runs its own multi-storey car park across three levels, with family bays on every level and accessible bays in all of its car parks. When the multi-storey fills, guests are directed to the South 2, South 6 and East 5 car parks. These are not the arena car parks next door, and a ticket from one will not settle the other.[1]

Parking charges as published by the venue, checked 2 September 2026
StayPublished charge
Up to two hours£3.50
Two to twelve hours£18
Two to twelve hours, ticket validated with £20 spent on site£3.50
Cineworld and Hollywood Bowl guests£2

Tickets are validated at Guest Services or, when that is closed, at any of the site’s bars and restaurants, at Cineworld or at Hollywood Bowl.[1] Tariffs change, so confirm them on the venue’s travel page before you rely on these figures.

Very few casinos in Great Britain can be reached by intercity train and then a covered, step-free walk. If you would rather not drive at all, this is one of the easiest to get to, and the parking validation scheme means an evening on site costs little more than two hours would.

Midnight Resort House · checked 2 September 2026

Addresses and numbers

Postal address
Resorts World Birmingham, Pendigo Way, Birmingham B40 1PU[1]
Sat nav postcode
B40 1NT[1]
Hotel address
The Genting Hotel, Pendigo Way, Resorts World Birmingham, NEC, Birmingham B40 1PU[3]
Hotel telephone
+44 (0)121 273 1000[3]
Underground parking
Listed among the hotel’s own facilities[5]
Sources for this page

Where each fact on this page came from

Every numbered marker above points to one of these pages, each of which was read on 2 September 2026. Where two sources disagreed, the difference is described in the text rather than smoothed over.

  1. Resorts World Birmingham, “Getting Here”https://www.resortsworldbirmingham.co.uk/getting-here
  2. Genting Hotel, “Can You Walk from Birmingham International to Resorts World?”https://www.gentinghotel.co.uk/blog/can-you-walk-from-birmingham-international-to-resorts-world
  3. Genting Hotel, official sitehttps://www.gentinghotel.co.uk/
  4. Gambling Commission public register, Genting Casinos UK Limited, premiseshttps://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/public-register/business/detail/premises/537
  5. Resorts World Birmingham, “Genting Hotel”https://www.resortsworldbirmingham.co.uk/genting-hotel