Best Bristol Hotels

"Good location. Parking is advertised in the car park at £35, but you pay £17 at the reception desk. The car parking spaces are v.tight if you have a larger vehicle. Hotel itself is nice, rooms are what you need. Comfy beds and pillows, white bath linen (no gown which would have been nice), decent toiletries available. Kettle in room and small fridge. We didn’t have any type of view - it was facing another building but we weren’t bothered. Breakfast was good, served in the miller & carter. There’s a gym but Not much else in terms of facilities but you’re on top of the centre and everything is walking distance"

"The room was a great size, and the location was really convenient. However, if you have any kind of respiratory issues, DO NOT book this hotel! None of the windows open, and the air smells musty. We had slightly blocked noses due to spring allergies, but breathing in the room felt extremely difficult. The air was also very dry, and we both woke up with NOSEBLEEDS—something neither of us usually experiences. The moment we step out of the hotel, we can breathe normally- thanks to the lovely park nearby. The hotel couldn’t provide any assistance. We survived the London Tube, but this room defeated us."

"Overall we have a pleasant stay. Staffs were friendly and helpful. The location is in the market little tricky for google map. A bit disappointing as there’s no air conditioning during summer."

"Wonderful location in a very beautiful surroundings. Good value for money and on site EV charger is a bonus."

"The hotel is very nice, with all the equipments need, however, I had several experiences finding the lights cannot be turned on, and also the oven does not work. The safe cannot work, and the mirror was at the ground. The washing machine kept on running water without stopping? It seems no one checked the property properly before the customers check in. Also their online sales control the sales of rooms without over 28 days, so, doing online booking cannot over 28 days. After 28 days, if you want to stay longer, then the sales price almost like stock price, flucturating seriously, then it becomes today is a price, tomorrow the price is doubled. In most other hotels chains, it will have a committed price for certain time, so customers can know it will be valid for how long. However, this hotel sales will tell a different price every day. It makes less confidence to let customers feel loyalty. The other strange thing is their direct price is always cheaper than the agent price, so it makes people better book at agent rather than book directly, it seems very unusual as well. It looks like both the customers service for room management and the sales service for sales management shall be further looked and improved. It is not buying stuff from weekend market, and the price can dramatically change like this. Also, a commitment to customer shall be followed, especially if this is already in writing. It is not right to tell customer one price in writing, and the next day changes again. It sounds like we bargain in the weekend market for buying vegetables or meats? No customers will like to see A Price become B Price and become C Price. Also, there is no difference between daily rate and weekly rate and monthly rate, seems hotel does not encourage direct sales with customers, also do not encourage long term stay as well. Can only say It is a very unique experience. "

"The location is in the wealthy area of ​​Bristol. The facilities inside are very good and the surrounding environment is also very good. However, there is no front desk. You need to check the email to remind you to go to the building next to it to get the key with the password."

"Located right on Cabot Circus, it's quite convenient geographically. Our room was on the first floor, and the window faced the exhaust of the restaurant downstairs, which caused a constant odor and noise. The hotel's floorboards were also very thin, and we could feel the floor vibrate whenever someone walked around or sat on the bed. The dishwasher was old, and the wheels on the basket kept falling off, and it didn't wash clean. Everything else was fine. Also, the shops at Cabot Circus closed at 6 p.m., leaving only the homeless to wander around. I recommend booking a room at City Center or Clifton."

"The staff was helpful and and the location was close to the station. It was near the city centre and there were many restaurants nearby. Check out was easy as you just needed to put the key inside a box. Only one problem was the lacking of hair dryer, which should be supposed to have one in the suite."

"The room wasn't particularly spacious, but it was quite clean. Upon checking in, we found the exhaust fan in our room was quite noisy. However, the front desk staff were very helpful and immediately moved us to a different room. The location is convenient, close to Bristol city center. However, when we stayed in mid-July, the entire hotel exterior was undergoing renovations, completely surrounded by scaffolding. I recommend checking with the hotel before booking if this is a concern."