Victoria Square Hotel Clifton Village is set on a leafy Georgian square in fashionable Clifton Village. It is located 1 mile from Bristol's centre. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
On the quayside of the Floating Harbour, The Bristol Hotel is 10 minutes' walk from Brunel's SS Great Britain. It has stylish rooms, free internet and a riverside restaurant.
Terence
Ireland
Good choice for breakfast in a lovely dining area beside the water.
The Washington is a Grade 2 Listed building, less than a mile from Bristol city centre and is a 5-minute walk from Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.
Channings Hotel is set Bristol's Clifton district and within half a mile of Clifton Down and the famous suspension bridge. This traditional hotel features a large beer garden and a bar.
Ulrika
Sweden
Friendly staff that really tried to help when Booking.com fucked had up our inkluded breakfast.
(Just so you know,Booking.com has very unfriendly and unhelpful costumer service!!)
This stylish country house hotel in Bristol offers spacious rooms, an award-winning restaurant, free WiFi and large gardens. Henbury Lodge Hotel is 1 mile from the M5 (junction 17).
Set in Bristol, 7.1 km from Bristol Zoo Gardens, Mollie's Motel & Diner Bristol offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
zoe
United Kingdom
Everything you could need for a stay in the room .. apart from a kettle .
The decor
The friendliness of the staff
Located 7.4 km from Bristol city centre, The Holiday Inn Bristol Filton offers accommodation with an open lobby bar concept, leisure club with a sauna, gym and swimming pool and a private fishing...
Victoria Square Hotel Clifton Village is set on a leafy Georgian square in fashionable Clifton Village. It is located 1 mile from Bristol's centre. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
In Bristol city centre, this hotel has free Wi-Fi, a modern health club, sports bar and on-site parking. Novotel Bristol Centre is a 5-minute walk from Temple Meads Railway Station.
Friendly staff, comfy and clean room, tasty breakfast
This Victorian-style hotel has a fabulous location next to Bristol Cathedral and the historic waterfront. It features an on-site gym and a choice of restaurants.
Lovely quiet room, very spacious Hotel & nice staff.
Boasting a restaurant and a bar, Artist Residence Bristol is situated in Bristol, 400 metres from Cabot Circus and 1.7 km from Bristol Temple Meads Station.
Very good location - the staff went above and beyond.
Situated in Bristol and with Cabot Circus reachable within 300 metres, the recently renovated Delta Hotels by Marriott Bristol City Centre features concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a fitness...
Large room - nice comfy beds and pillows - location
The Queens Chew Magna features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Bristol. Located around 13 km from Bristol Cathedral, the hotel with free WiFi is also 13 km away from Bristol Zoo Gardens.
perfect setting. very relaxed. good food and staff
On the quayside of the Floating Harbour, The Bristol Hotel is 10 minutes' walk from Brunel's SS Great Britain. It has stylish rooms, free internet and a riverside restaurant.
Very well appointed room and comfy bed. Great bed linen!
Located in Bristol and with Bristol Temple Meads Station reachable within 2.3 km, CoalShed provides express check-in and check-out, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the...
Great place and nice location. Totally recommended.
Set in Bristol, 20 km from Royal Crescent, The Players Golf Club offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Everything being a golf fan it was perfect thank you
FAQs about hotels in Bristol
On average, 3-star hotels in Bristol cost £112 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bristol are £146 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bristol can on average be found for £129 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bristol this weekend is £134 or, for a 4-star hotel, £164. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bristol for this weekend cost on average around £145 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £87 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Bristol for tonight. You'll pay on average around £101 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Bristol will cost around £110 (based on Booking.com prices).
Britain’s 4th most popular visitor destination, Bristol boasts Brunel’s magnificent Clifton Suspension Bridge spanning the River Avon. More Brunel handiwork is in the harbour where his SS Great Britain steamship is moored. Pirate walks here detail the city’s underground naval history.
Further north in Clifton is the world’s oldest zoo outside a capital city. Other Bristol attractions include At-Bristol Museum and the Grade I-listed Corn Exchange with its 4 "nails" outside where money changed hands. Also worth a visit is St Nicholas Market, in a Georgian square home to several bars and a Slow Food Market on the 1st Sunday of every month. Other Bristol shopping options include shopping centres at Cabot Circus, and Cribbs Causeway on the outskirts.
As a student city, Bristol really comes to life after dark. The live music scene here is fantastic and has given way to several internationally known bands, but for something more alternative head to Eastside.
Another option for alternative-seekers is the work of hometown street artists Banksy. Just like Booking.com’s Bristol accommodation, his work is spread throughout this fabulous city.
This Gateway to the West Country is served by Bristol Airport and Temple Meads train station. The old Bristol to Bath railway line is now a cycle route and makes a great day trip.
We visited the SS Great Britain and did a riverside/wooded...
We visited the SS Great Britain and did a riverside/wooded walk to the Clifton Suspension Bridge both were great. The observatory and cave at the Clifton bridge were a bit disappointing but we also enjoyed the Cathedral. The various brew/tap houses around the city are definitely worth visiting, the beers, food, service and atmosphere were very good in all the ones we went to.
stephen
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Nice to revisit our home City.
Nice to revisit our home City. Lots of variety and things to see. However, Bristol is a sprawling City, so bring your walking shoes as public transport is patchy and taxis are like gold dust. Favourite places are The Docks, Clifton, Park Street, Bristol Museum, The Downs and you simply have to bungee jump off the suspension bridge!
David
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Lovely place little lanes with different shops and cafes...
Lovely place little lanes with different shops and cafes there are public toilets but if you download that map it tells you which restaurant and cafes allow you to use there's without but anything easy to get around plenty of buses close to the station
Isabel
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I really enjoyed my time in Bristol I only got to explore...
I really enjoyed my time in Bristol I only got to explore parts of the City but enkjoyed the walk around Old Town area and the variety of food and drink spots on offer. I also enjoyed the streeet art that is present across the city.
The mix of architecture was cool and I will return to soak up more of the galleries, live shows etc.
A
Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
Travelling around the city by boat (there are water bus...
Travelling around the city by boat (there are water bus services) is definitely a good idea since Bristol is focused so much on the harbour. This is the best way to see a lot quickly, but walking around is quite easy too. Exploring around Prince's Wharf should be an early stop for anyone - especially M Shed, which tells the story of the city in a vibrant, easy to understand way. I especially liked the detail about all Bristol's different neighbourhoods and suburbs. There are good independent shops selling books and vintage clothes near Cabot's Circus, but the shopping centre there is pleasant to walk around too. Along with this, there are a good selection of restaurants inside which stay open into the evening - handy for travellers. For culture the Bristol Old Vic theatre has some great shows!
Clare
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Bristol is a big city did not have to much time to see a lot...
Bristol is a big city did not have to much time to see a lot but travelled around by cabs and buses,got use to a bit of the way things were,We found that meals out were a tad expensive,cheaper eating in self catering mostly,There are lots of historic places to see,people were mostly pleasant. we also travelled out to Emerson Green as our daughter was staying that way,quite a journey by bus.Its worth going there to Bristol if you have car stay outside of town if you are travelling without a car staying just few miles out so you can travel by train,from Bristol Temple Mead.We got a number 8 bus to train station and opposite direction to Clifton Bridge.
The location of the hotel was excellent, we arrived into Bristol by train, and the hotel was only a few minutes walk away. As the lift was not working we were given vouchers for a drink from the hotel bar. The breakfast was extremely good. The hotel is situated only a short walk from the main city centre which was also a bonus. The staff very friendly and helpful. The price we paid was very good value 👍.
I have stayed at the Arnos Manor Hotel on many occasions now. It provides me with spotlessly clean accommodation close to my work in Bristol. It’s ideally located for work and Bristol city centre with free parking available. Every room I have stayed in has been spotlessly clean. They also provide little extras such as iron, ironing board and hair dryers in all rooms. Not all hotels provide these.
I know Bristol well and I picked this hotel because it was central and well priced. I didn’t intend to use the facilities or the car park.
It was clean, it was well located (close to the city centre and close to Bristol Temple Meads).
The breakfast was generous and tasty.
Stunning hotel. Lovely, friendly staff, beautiful big, stylish bedroom with absolutely stunning bathroom. Breakfast was superb. Close to the city centre, 5 minutes to the Watershed. Will definitely now only stay here on our trips to Bristol.
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