A family run business we strive to provide luxury affordable living. Focussing on enhancing the guests experiencing by providing a unique and memorable stay, always putting our guests first.

145 Broad Gauge – a warm and welcoming 2 bedroom City Centre apartment situated just a stone’s throw from Wolverhampton Train Station. This modern, newly refurbished luxury apartment is located on the third floor of a 4 storey tower block. Private and secure free parking is provided. The apartment boasts two bedrooms, bedroom 1 has a plush double bed with comfy duvets and pillows, soft fluffy white towels, bedroom 2 is kitted out with two single beds with comfy duvets and pillows as well as a private en-suite. Both bedrooms have a 32 inch Smart TV featuring the latest 4K & HD technology plus Netflix, YouTube etc. Free and fast WIFI is provided. There is also a generous house bathroom with large bath and overhead shower. The main living space is light and airy with large floor to ceiling windows, which provides fantastic night time views of the city’s skyline. The lounge has a comfy sofa ideal for enjoying a film or two on the 55 inch Smart TV featuring the latest 4K & HD technology plus Netflix, YouTube etc. The sofa also folds out to provide a double bed sleeping area for two further guests. Please confirm this at the time of booking in order for bedding arrangements to be made You can enjoy the benefits of our fully equipped kitchen, see full list under amenities. A noise and damage deposit is to be paid directly to the host. ID verification must be provided to the hosts directly. Once the booking is confirmed the host will contact you for payment of the deposit which is required in advance of check-in. The deposit is refunded subject to no damage and no noise alerts after check-out. This apartment is fitted with an external ring doorbell and a party prevention/noise regulation device.

145 Broad Gauge is situated within the City Centre on the historical site of Wolverhampton’s Low Level Station, the station provided vital transport links form from mid 1800’s to the early 1970’s. The site underwent redevelopment from 2006 onwards and now benefits from a mixed use development including a hotel, restaurant and supermarket. The station building itself has been transformed into the Grand Station banqueting hall and wedding venue and has retained most of its original architecture.