Category: Accommodation

[osm_map lat="51.4363478" lon="-2.6059537" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on West Street in Bristol, 007 Hostel Bristol occupies number 152 and offers budget accommodation for travellers looking for an affordable base in the city. The hostel operates around the clock, with opening hours running from six in the morning through to six the following morning every day of the week, making it accessible at almost any hour for arrivals and departures.A Budget Base in BristolAs a budget travellers hostel, 007 Hostel Bristol is aimed squarely at those who want to keep costs down without sacrificing a central location. West Street is a well-connected part of Bristol, giving guests reasonable access to the wider city by foot or public transport. Bristol itself has a good network of bus routes, and the area around…

[osm_map lat="51.4584146" lon="-2.5835038" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked away on Bond Street South in the St Paul's area of Bristol, Aino Kitchens occupies a seven-storey building in the BS1 postcode district. The address puts it within easy reach of the city centre, with Bristol Temple Meads station a short distance away and good bus connections running through the surrounding streets. The neighbourhood of St Paul's sits just north of the city core and has long been one of Bristol's more characterful inner-city areas, known for its mix of residential streets, independent businesses, and community spaces.The Building and Its SettingThe building itself is a substantial presence on Bond Street South, rising to seven floors and standing out among the lower-rise properties nearby. It carries a history as a kitchen showroom - the…

[osm_map lat="51.4682428" lon="-2.5937808" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked away on Cotham Brow in the Cotham neighbourhood of Bristol, the Arches Hotel occupies a traditional terraced property at number 132. Cotham sits in the northern part of the city, not far from the leafy streets of Redland and within easy reach of the student quarter around Clifton and the University of Bristol. The address places guests in a quieter residential area while keeping central Bristol well within reach, whether on foot or by bus along the nearby routes that connect this part of the city to the centre.The Surrounding AreaCotham Brow itself is a gently sloping street that runs through one of Bristol's more settled inner suburbs. The surrounding streets are lined with Victorian and Edwardian properties, and the area has a…

[osm_map lat="51.4414122" lon="-2.5608424" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked into the southern suburb of Brislington, just a short distance from central Bristol, Arnos Manor Hotel occupies an 18th-century mansion with origins that stretch back even further to the 17th century. The property sits close to the A4 corridor and forms part of a remarkable cluster of historic structures, several of which carry significant listed building status. What began as a private country estate has, over the centuries, evolved into one of Bristol's more historically layered hotel addresses.William Reeve and the Making of the EstateAround 1740, the estate was purchased by William Reeve, a Bristol industrialist whose wealth came primarily from the production of copper and brass. Reeve made substantial changes to the property - repurposing the existing 17th-century house as a service…

[osm_map lat="51.4534353" lon="-2.6252993" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Perched on Sion Hill in the well-heeled suburb of Clifton, the Avon Gorge Hotel occupies one of the most striking positions in Bristol. The address - Sion Hill, BS8 4LD - places it directly above the famous gorge carved by the River Avon, putting guests within easy reach of one of the city's most recognisable natural features. Clifton itself sits in the west of Bristol, known for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, independent shops, and proximity to the gorge that gives this hotel its name.The Setting in CliftonClifton is one of Bristol's most distinctive neighbourhoods, and the Avon Gorge Hotel sits at its western edge where the land drops sharply towards the river below. The gorge is a dramatic limestone feature that has shaped…

[osm_map lat="51.4978753" lon="-2.6915864" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Avonmouth Road in the suburb of Avonmouth, Bradford Lodge sits in the western reaches of Bristol, close to the River Avon and the industrial docklands that have long defined this part of the city. The address at 151 Avonmouth Road places it within easy reach of the wider Avonmouth area, a neighbourhood known historically for its port activity and working communities. The surrounding streets are largely residential, with good road connections linking the area to central Bristol and the motorway network beyond.About Bradford LodgeBradford Lodge operates as an assisted living social facility, offering accommodation and support for residents who require additional care in a structured setting. While it carries a hotel classification in some records, its primary function is as a supported…

[osm_map lat="51.4544701" lon="-2.5955566" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked away on Saint Stephen's Street in the heart of Bristol city centre, Bristol Backpackers Youth Hostel occupies a four-storey commercial building known as Bristol Times and Mirror House. The address - 17 Saint Stephen's Street, BS1 1EQ - puts guests within easy walking distance of much of what central Bristol has to offer, from the waterfront at Bristol Harbour to the shopping streets and independent cafes that fill this part of the city. It is a well-positioned base for anyone arriving without a car and wanting to explore on foot.Getting There and Getting AroundSaint Stephen's Street sits close to the old commercial core of Bristol, near Bristol Temple Meads railway station, which connects the city to London, Cardiff, Bath, and much of the…

[osm_map lat="51.4517868" lon="-2.5991013" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on College Green in the heart of Bristol's city centre, the Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel occupies one of the most prominent addresses in the city. Postcode BS1 5TA places it within easy reach of the cathedral, the waterfront, and the many cultural institutions that make central Bristol worth exploring. The building rises across six floors and carries a Grade II listed status, reflecting its architectural significance within the local streetscape.A Listed Building with a City Centre SettingThe hotel's Grade II listed designation means the structure is recognised for its special architectural or historic interest. College Green itself is one of Bristol's most recognisable public spaces, flanked by Bristol Cathedral and the Council House, making this corner of the city centre particularly distinctive. Guests…

[osm_map lat="51.4559776" lon="-2.5945286" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Broad Street in the heart of Bristol city centre, Clayton Hotel occupies a striking nine-storey commercial building at numbers 37 and 38. The address places it within the BS1 postcode district, one of the most central and well-connected parts of the city. Bristol itself is a major city in the South West of England, and this particular corner of it puts guests within easy reach of a dense concentration of historic architecture, cultural venues, and transport connections. The hotel's coordinates place it at 51.4559776, -2.5945286, confirming its position well within the urban core.The Surrounding AreaThe immediate neighbourhood around Broad Street is one of the older parts of the city, with streets that have retained much of their Georgian and Victorian character alongside…

[osm_map lat="51.4598377" lon="-2.6074317" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked along Tyndalls Park Road in the Cotham suburb of Bristol, Clifton House is a hotel occupying a handsome property at numbers 2 and 4 on this quiet residential road. The address sits within the BS8 postcode district, placing it in one of Bristol's most sought-after neighbourhoods, close to the leafy streets and Georgian terraces that characterise this part of the city. Clifton itself is known for its elegant architecture and proximity to the famous Clifton Suspension Bridge, and the surrounding area carries that same sense of well-kept, period charm.The Surrounding AreaThe hotel's location on Tyndalls Park Road puts guests within easy reach of some of Bristol's most notable landmarks and green spaces. The University of Bristol's campus is close by, lending the neighbourhood…

[osm_map lat="51.4560541" lon="-2.5847226" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Lower Castle Street in the heart of Bristol City Centre, Delta Hotels occupies a prominent position within one of the South West's most historically layered cities. The address places it squarely in the BS1 postcode district, within easy reach of the waterfront, the Old City, and many of Bristol's best-known streets and open spaces. The surrounding area is dense with activity, drawing in visitors, business travellers, and locals alike throughout the year.Location and SurroundingsThe hotel sits at number 2 Lower Castle Street, a road that connects the city centre to the broader network of streets and transport links running through Bristol. The neighbourhood has a compact, urban character typical of the city centre, with brick buildings lining routes that lead towards the…

[osm_map lat="51.4482807" lon="-2.5876689" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Redcliffe Way in the Redcliffe neighbourhood of central Bristol, the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Bristol City Centre occupies a well-connected position close to the city's historic waterfront and commercial heart. The hotel carries a four-star rating and offers 206 guest rooms, making it one of the more substantial accommodation options in the BS1 postcode area. Guests travelling by phone can reach the hotel directly on +44 1179 260041, and the property is managed under the Hilton Hotels umbrella.What to Expect at the HotelThe hotel is fully wheelchair accessible, which makes it a practical choice for guests with mobility requirements. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the building itself forms part of the broader Redcliffe area, a district with a long history…

[osm_map lat="51.4832959" lon="-2.6135306" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked into the leafy suburb of Henleaze in north Bristol, Downlands House is a hotel occupying a period property at 33 Henleaze Gardens. The building is a traditional house rather than a purpose-built hotel block, giving it a more domestic character than many city-centre options. The postcode district is BS9, which covers a stretch of prosperous residential Bristol known for its quiet streets, independent shops, and proximity to green spaces.The Henleaze NeighbourhoodHenleaze sits to the north of the city, bordered by areas such as Westbury-on-Trym, Redland, and Bishopston. It has a well-established residential feel, with a mix of inter-war and Victorian housing stock lining its streets. The area is generally considered one of the calmer parts of Bristol, appealing to those who prefer a…

[osm_map lat="51.4605057" lon="-2.5904096" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting at 1 North Street in Bristol's city centre, the Full Moon is a long-established pub and hostel occupying a Grade II listed building in the heart of BS1. The venue combines a traditional pub atmosphere with hostel accommodation, making it a practical base for visitors and a familiar local haunt for those who live and work nearby. It can be reached on foot from much of central Bristol, and the surrounding streets connect easily to the city's broader network of bus routes and pedestrian routes.A Building with Listed StatusThe Full Moon holds Grade II listed status, which places it among Bristol's recognised historic buildings and sets certain standards for how the structure can be altered or maintained. This designation reflects the architectural or…

[osm_map lat="51.4581923" lon="-2.5834814" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated in the heart of Bristol city centre, Future Inn occupies a seven-storey building on Cabot Circus, one of the city's busiest and most recognisable addresses. The hotel falls within the BS1 postcode district, placing it at the centre of Bristol's commercial and cultural activity, with the St Paul's neighbourhood lying close by. The precise coordinates put it at 51.4581923, -2.5834814, within easy reach of a wide range of shops, restaurants, and public transport connections.The Cabot Circus AreaThe hotel's address on Cabot Circus puts it directly adjacent to one of Bristol's major retail and leisure developments. The surrounding area is well connected to the wider city, with pedestrian routes leading to Broadmead, Bristol's main shopping district, as well as cultural and historical attractions across…

[osm_map lat="51.4598151" lon="-2.5885946" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Bond Street in the heart of Bristol City Centre, Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre puts guests within easy reach of everything the city has to offer. The hotel carries a three-star rating and operates under the Hilton group, with 188 rooms available across the property. The postcode is BS1 3LQ, placing it firmly within the central district of one of the South West's most well-connected cities. Bristol itself is well served by rail, with Bristol Temple Meads station reachable in a short journey, and the wider city network of buses making it straightforward to get around without a car. The hotel does not offer on-site parking, so guests arriving by vehicle are best advised to look into nearby public car parks…

[osm_map lat="51.4548359" lon="-2.5939458" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Corn Street in the heart of Bristol City Centre, Harbour Hotel occupies a commercial building at numbers 49 to 55, within the BS1 1HT postcode district. The hotel sits at coordinates 51.4548359, -2.5939458, placing it squarely within one of Bristol's most historically significant and well-connected central streets. Corn Street has long been a focal point of Bristol's commercial life, and the hotel's position here puts guests within easy reach of the city's waterfront, independent shops, and cultural quarter.About the HotelHarbour Hotel Bristol is a three-floor commercial property operating as a hotel. The building spans three storeys and was last verified in May 2025. It is worth noting that the property is not currently listed as wheelchair accessible, which prospective visitors with mobility…

[osm_map lat="51.4497187" lon="-2.5965052" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Prince Street in Bristol's City Centre, Harbourside Hostel Bristol occupies a well-placed position in one of the city's most characterful quarters. The address - 57 Prince Street, BS1 4QH - puts guests within easy reach of the waterfront and the wider Harbourside area, where converted warehouses, independent eateries, and cultural venues line the edges of the floating harbour. It is a part of Bristol that rewards those who prefer to explore on foot, with the city's most recognisable sights close at hand.Getting There and Getting AroundPrince Street connects directly to the heart of the city centre, making the hostel straightforward to reach whether arriving by train, bus, or on foot. Bristol Temple Meads station is within a manageable walking distance, and regular…

[osm_map lat="51.507565" lon="-2.6315354" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting in the Henbury suburb of north Bristol, the Henbury Lodge Hotel occupies a spot on Station Road, within the BS10 postcode district. The area is a quiet, largely residential part of the city, positioned well away from the bustle of the city centre yet within reasonable reach of it. The surrounding streets are typical of Bristol's outer neighbourhoods, with a mix of housing and local amenities that give the area a settled, community feel.Getting There and Getting AroundThe hotel's address on Station Road reflects the area's historical connections, and the location makes it a practical base for visitors arriving by car or using local bus services that connect Henbury to the wider Bristol network. For those exploring the city without a vehicle, routes…

[osm_map lat="51.4515976" lon="-2.5851195" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting along Temple Way in the Redcliffe neighbourhood of central Bristol, the Hilton Garden Inn Bristol City Centre occupies a well-positioned spot within easy reach of the city's main commercial and cultural districts. With a postcode of BS1 6BF, the hotel places guests close to some of Bristol's most recognisable areas, with good road connections and public transport options making it straightforward to get around the wider city.About the HotelThe Hilton Garden Inn Bristol City Centre is a four-star hotel operated by Hilton under their Garden Inn brand. The building rises across six floors and contains 171 guest rooms, offering a practical base for both leisure and business visitors to Bristol. The property is fully wheelchair accessible, making it a suitable choice for guests…

[osm_map lat="51.4485188" lon="-2.5841858" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Temple Gate in the Redcliffe suburb of central Bristol, the Holiday Inn Express Bristol occupies a well-connected position in one of the city's busiest commercial and transport corridors. The hotel's address at City Point, BS1 6PL, places it within easy reach of Bristol Temple Meads railway station, making it a practical base for travellers arriving by rail from across the country. The surrounding area of Redcliffe sits just south of the city centre, bordered by the River Avon and connected to the wider urban core by a network of pedestrian routes and main roads.The Redcliffe AreaThe Redcliffe neighbourhood has long been one of Bristol's more historically layered quarters, sitting close to the medieval church of St Mary Redcliffe and the working waterfront…

[osm_map lat="51.4598692" lon="-2.5893622" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Bond Street in the heart of Bristol city centre, the Holiday Inn Bristol occupies a prominent position within the BS1 postcode district. The hotel's coordinates place it at 51.4598692, -2.5893622, putting it well within reach of the city's central attractions, transport connections, and commercial areas. As part of the globally recognised Holiday Inn brand - which holds the Wikidata identifier Q2717882 - the property is directly operated by Holiday Inn and caters to both leisure and business visitors passing through one of England's most historically significant cities.The Hotel and Its SettingThe building rises across seven floors and sits at layer one on the local mapping data, reflecting its position as a substantial structure within the immediate streetscape of Bristol city centre. Full…

[osm_map lat="51.4568566" lon="-2.5964779" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked along Narrow Lewins Mead in the heart of Bristol's city centre, Hotel Du Vin occupies a building known historically as The Sugar House - a name that speaks to the area's industrial past and its long connection to trade through the city. The hotel sits within the BS1 postcode district, placing it firmly in central Bristol and within easy reach of the surrounding streets, waterways, and cultural quarter that make this part of the city worth exploring on foot.A Central Location with CharacterThe Narrow Lewins Mead address puts guests close to a number of Bristol's well-known landmarks and neighbourhoods. The Broadmead shopping area, the historic Harbourside, and the independent shops and galleries of the wider city centre are all within comfortable walking distance.…

[osm_map lat="51.4520136" lon="-2.5789409" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Anvil Street in the St Philip's area of Bristol, Hotel Ibis occupies a practical and well-connected position in the city. The postcode district is BS2, placing it on the eastern fringe of Bristol's city centre, within easy reach of the main commercial and cultural areas. The surrounding neighbourhood of St Philip's has long been associated with Bristol's industrial and working heritage, and the area has seen considerable change over recent decades as older industrial uses have given way to new developments and mixed uses.Getting There and Getting AroundThe hotel's location on Anvil Street puts guests within walking distance of Bristol Temple Meads railway station, which is one of the city's principal transport hubs and connects to destinations across the South West and…

[osm_map lat="51.4500647" lon="-2.6017637" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked along Explore Lane in the heart of Bristol City Centre, the Ibis Bristol Centre is a three-star hotel operated by the international hospitality group Accor under the well-known Ibis brand. Sitting at coordinates 51.4500647, -2.6017637, the hotel occupies a central position within Bristol's BS1 postcode district, placing guests within easy reach of the city's main cultural, commercial, and historical areas. The full postal address is Explore Lane, Bristol, BS1 5TY.About the HotelThe Ibis Bristol Centre offers 182 guest rooms, making it a mid-sized property by city-centre standards. The hotel operates as a non-smoking site throughout and provides Wi-Fi internet access for guests. Wheelchair accessibility has been confirmed, meaning the property meets the requirements for visitors with mobility considerations. As part of the wider…

[osm_map lat="51.4539166" lon="-2.5832175" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Temple Way in central Bristol, the Leonardo Hotel occupies a convenient position close to some of the city's key transport connections and cultural landmarks. The address - 3 Temple Way, BS2 - places it within easy reach of Bristol Temple Meads station, making it a practical base for visitors arriving by rail from London, Cardiff, Birmingham, and beyond. The surrounding area has a distinctly urban character, with a mix of office buildings, restaurants, and cultural venues within a short walk in most directions.Getting Around from Temple WayTemple Way itself is one of the main arterial roads feeding into Bristol city centre, connecting the inner ring road with the areas around Old Market and the broader Temple quarter. From the hotel, guests can…

[osm_map lat="51.4532015" lon="-2.5926366" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting along the waterfront of Welsh Back in Bristol's city centre, the Mercure Brigstow Hotel occupies a position that puts guests within easy reach of some of the city's most recognisable landmarks and streets. The address - 5-7 Welsh Back, BS1 4SP - places it in the heart of old Bristol, where the historic quayside once buzzed with merchant trade and river traffic. The River Avon and the broader Bristol Floating Harbour are close at hand, making this a particularly well-situated base for anyone looking to explore the waterfront area on foot.The Surrounding AreaWelsh Back is one of Bristol's older quayside streets, running along the eastern edge of the floating harbour. The area sits at the meeting point of several of the city's most…

[osm_map lat="51.4554732" lon="-2.5931346" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Broad Street in the heart of Bristol city centre, the Mercure Grand Hotel occupies a five-floor commercial building with the postcode BS1 2EL. Known locally by its alternative name, The Grand, the property is operated by Accor Hotels under the Mercure brand and carries the Wikidata identifier Q26497695. Its coordinates place it at 51.4554732, -2.5931346, positioning it firmly within the historic core of one of England's largest cities.Getting in Touch and Staying ConnectedGuests can reach the hotel directly by telephone on +44 117 929 1645 or by email at ha0i2@accor.com. Further information and booking options are available through the Accor group's website. Wi-Fi internet access is available throughout the property, which is listed under the Mercure brand - a globally recognised group…

[osm_map lat="51.4476966" lon="-2.5915766" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Redcliff Hill in the Redcliffe neighbourhood of Bristol, the Mercure Bristol Holland House Hotel occupies a well-positioned address in the southern part of the city centre. The BS1 postcode places it within easy reach of the River Avon waterfront, the historic docks area, and the wider city centre, making it a practical base for anyone visiting Bristol for business or leisure. Redcliffe itself is one of Bristol's older districts, characterised by its medieval church, narrow lanes, and proximity to the waterfront regeneration zones that have transformed this part of the city over recent decades.Location and AccessThe hotel's address on Redcliff Hill puts guests within comfortable walking distance of Bristol's main commercial and cultural areas. Bristol Temple Meads railway station is close by,…

[osm_map lat="51.4605512" lon="-2.582781" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Newfoundland Circus in the BS2 postcode district, the Moxy Bristol is a contemporary hotel that puts guests within easy reach of the city centre. The address at number 55 places it close to the inner ring road and the open space of Cabot Circus, one of Bristol's main retail areas. The location is well suited for exploring the wider city, whether that means heading west towards Broadmead and the old harbour, or east towards St Philips and the regenerated districts along the waterfront.Getting There and Getting AroundThe hotel is straightforward to reach by road, sitting close to the M32 motorway spur that feeds traffic into Bristol from the north-east. Bristol Temple Meads railway station is not far away, making it a convenient…

[osm_map lat="51.490491" lon="-2.5848863" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Norfolk Guest House sits on Gloucester Road in Bristol, one of the city's best-known thoroughfares running through the northern neighbourhoods. The postcode places it firmly in the BS7 district, an area that covers parts of Bishopston and Horfield, where Victorian terraces line the streets and independent shops, cafés, and bars give the road a distinctly local character. Gloucester Road has a reputation as one of the longest stretches of independent retail in the UK, making the surrounding area a genuinely interesting place to spend time rather than simply a base for exploring elsewhere.Getting There and Getting AroundThe guest house is well positioned for visitors arriving by road or public transport. Gloucester Road itself is served by several bus routes connecting the northern suburbs to…

[osm_map lat="51.4508293" lon="-2.5861535" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Victoria Street in the Redcliffe neighbourhood of Bristol, the Novotel Bristol occupies a well-connected position in the heart of the city. The hotel carries the postcode BS1 6HY, placing it squarely within Bristol's central district, close to the waterfront and within easy reach of the many cultural and historic attractions that the city has to offer. Redcliffe itself is one of Bristol's older quarters, with a character shaped by centuries of trade and industry along the River Avon.Getting There and Getting AroundThe location on Victoria Street makes the hotel genuinely convenient for visitors arriving by public transport or on foot. Bristol Temple Meads railway station is a short walk away, linking the city to London Paddington, Cardiff, Bath, and a wide range…

[osm_map lat="51.4591859" lon="-2.6109856" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Saint Paul's Road in the Clifton area of Bristol, OYO The Regency occupies a terraced property at numbers 40-44, just a short walk from the green open space of the Clifton Downs and within easy reach of the city centre. The hotel carries the postcode BS8 1LR, placing it in one of Bristol's more characterful residential quarters, where Georgian and Victorian architecture lines the streets and independent cafes and restaurants are close at hand. The address can be reached by phone on +44 117 9238788, and further details are available via the hotel's own website at theregencyhotelbristol.co.uk.Getting There and Getting AroundBristol is well connected by road and rail, and Saint Paul's Road benefits from its position between the city centre and the…

[osm_map lat="51.4517822" lon="-2.5930029" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on King Street in the heart of Bristol City Centre, this Premier Inn occupies a four-storey hotel building in one of the city's most characterful areas. The postcode BS1 4ER places it squarely within the old city core, within easy walking distance of the waterfront, historic pubs, and the cultural venues that have made central Bristol well worth exploring. The hotel's coordinates put it at a point where the city's maritime past and its present-day activity are very much in evidence.King Street and Its SurroundingsKing Street is one of Bristol's most historically significant thoroughfares. It runs through an area that was once closely tied to the city's seafaring trade, and the street retains much of its period character. The nearby Bristol Old Vic,…

[osm_map lat="51.4536467" lon="-2.5883914" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Counterslip in the Redcliffe neighbourhood of central Bristol, Premier Inn Bristol City Centre (Finzels Reach) puts guests within easy reach of the city's waterfront, historic streets, and key transport connections. The hotel occupies the Temple Building, a five-storey property in the BS1 postcode district, close to Temple Meads railway station and the regenerated Finzels Reach quarter that has transformed this part of Bristol's old industrial riverside into a contemporary mixed-use area.The Neighbourhood and Its SettingThe Redcliffe area has a long history tied to Bristol's mercantile past, and Counterslip itself runs close to the waterway network that once made this city one of Britain's most important trading ports. From the hotel, it is a short walk to Bristol Bridge, the old city centre,…

[osm_map lat="51.4579968" lon="-2.5936628" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Lewin's Mead in the heart of Bristol City Centre, Premier Inn Bristol City Centre (Lewins Mead) puts guests within easy reach of the city's main commercial and cultural areas. The hotel carries the postcode BS1 2AX, placing it firmly within the central district, where office buildings, independent shops, and historic streets all come together. For visitors arriving by rail, Bristol Temple Meads station is accessible from the city centre, and the surrounding road network connects to routes heading out across the wider region.The Surrounding AreaThe Lewin's Mead area sits close to some of Bristol's most recognisable landmarks. The Cabot Circus shopping complex lies not far away, and the older streets around Broadmead offer a mix of retail and dining options. The Floating…

[osm_map lat="51.4175873" lon="-2.5864318" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Hengrove Way in the south of the city, Premier Inn Bristol South occupies a spot within Hengrove Leisure Park, a retail and leisure destination in the BS14 postcode district. The surrounding area of Hengrove is a residential part of Bristol, located a good few miles from the city centre, with easy road access making it a practical base for those arriving by car or travelling onward to other parts of the South West.Getting There and Getting AroundThe hotel is well placed for travellers who want to avoid the bustle of central Bristol while still keeping the city within reach. Hengrove Way connects to the wider road network, and the leisure park setting means there are shops and facilities close at hand. Wi-Fi…

[osm_map lat="51.450217" lon="-2.5886854" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Saint Thomas Street in the Redcliffe neighbourhood of central Bristol, Premier Suites occupies a five-storey apartment building at numbers 30 to 38. The property carries the postcode BS1 6JY, placing it squarely within the city centre, a short distance from the waterfront and the commercial heart of Bristol. Redcliffe is one of the older quarters of the city, with a character shaped by its proximity to the historic harbour and the medieval street patterns that still define parts of the area.The Surrounding AreaThe location along Saint Thomas Street puts guests within easy reach of much of what Bristol has to offer. The Redcliffe district borders the city's famous floating harbour, and the broader city centre with its mix of independent shops, restaurants,…

[osm_map lat="51.4575172" lon="-2.5967073" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Princess Campbell House sits on Upper Maudlin Street in central Bristol, just a short walk from the city's main hospital complex and the lively cultural quarter around Park Street. The address, BS2 8DJ, places it conveniently close to a number of Bristol's well-known landmarks, including the Bristol Royal Infirmary and the Cabot Circus shopping area to the east. The surrounding streets are a mix of Georgian terraces, medical buildings, and student accommodation, giving the neighbourhood a busy, urban character that reflects Bristol's role as a major university and healthcare city in the south-west of England.Staying at Princess Campbell HouseNumber 24 Upper Maudlin Street operates as a hostel, offering accommodation with permissive access. Its location on one of central Bristol's well-connected streets means that guests…

[osm_map lat="51.4525219" lon="-2.5966064" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Broad Quay in the heart of Bristol's city centre, the Radisson Blu Bristol occupies a prominent position along the waterfront area that has long been central to the city's commercial and social life. The hotel is within easy reach of Bristol's main shopping streets, the historic Harbourside, and the variety of restaurants, bars, and cultural venues that have made this part of the city a popular destination for visitors and residents alike. The postcode area of BS1 places it firmly within the urban core, with excellent access to public transport links and major road routes in and out of the city.Getting There and Getting AroundThe hotel's location on Broad Quay makes it straightforward to reach whether you are arriving by rail, road,…

[osm_map lat="51.4563411" lon="-2.593838" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Rock N Bowl Hostel is a hostel located in Bristol, a city in the South West of England well known for its independent culture, waterfront, and lively neighbourhoods. Bristol sits roughly midway between London and Cardiff, with excellent rail and road connections, including the M4 and M5 motorways and direct trains from Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway stations. The hostel can be reached by phone on +44 1173251980 for enquiries and bookings.Staying in BristolBristol attracts a wide range of travellers, from those passing through on longer journeys to visitors spending several days exploring the city. Hostels like Rock N Bowl Hostel offer an affordable and sociable base from which to get around. The city has a well-connected bus network operated across its central…

[osm_map lat="51.4555104" lon="-2.6198756" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked along Rodney Place in the leafy neighbourhood of Clifton, the Rodney Hotel occupies a handsome address in one of Bristol's most well-regarded residential areas. Clifton sits on a ridge to the west of the city centre, known for its Georgian and Regency architecture, independent shops, and proximity to the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The hotel's postcode, BS8 4HY, places it firmly within this sought-after part of Bristol, a short distance from the open expanse of the Downs and the boutiques and cafes of Clifton Village.The Hotel and Its SettingThe Rodney Hotel is part of the Clifton Hotels collection, and its website at cliftonhotels.com gives prospective guests a full picture of what to expect. The address at 4 Rodney Place puts visitors within easy reach…

[osm_map lat="51.5001891" lon="-2.7010233" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Standing on College Green in the heart of Bristol, the Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel has occupied one of the city's most prominent positions for over 150 years. When it opened its doors on 23 March 1868, it was the largest purpose-built hotel in Bristol, and it remains the oldest hotel in the city to this day. Since 1978 it has held Grade II Listed Building status, reflecting its architectural and historical significance to the urban fabric of central Bristol.Architecture and Early HistoryThe hotel came about through the formation of the College Green Hotel Company in October 1863, established as a limited liability company with £40,000 raised to acquire land and fund construction. To make way for the new building, dwelling houses situated between Bristol…

[osm_map lat="51.4522484" lon="-2.5965621" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Broad Quay in the heart of Bristol's City Centre, Saco Apartments occupies a prominent position along one of the city's most recognisable waterfront addresses. The building rises eight floors above street level and offers serviced apartment accommodation in the BS1 postcode district, placing guests within easy walking distance of the shops, restaurants, and cultural venues that make this part of Bristol so well connected. The Bristol Harbourside area immediately surrounding Broad Quay is one of the city's busiest and most accessible quarters, with frequent bus services, the Bristol Ferry Boat Company's water links, and Temple Meads railway station reachable in a short journey on foot or by public transport.The Broad Quay LocationBroad Quay itself runs along the edge of Bristol's historic floating…

[osm_map lat="51.4305093" lon="-2.5348285" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] The Beeches Hotel is a hotel located in Bristol, a city in the South West of England known for its lively waterfront, Georgian architecture, and strong cultural identity. Bristol sits in the county of Bristol, bordered by South Gloucestershire to the north and east, and Somerset to the south. The city is well connected by road, with the M4 and M5 motorways providing access to London, Cardiff, and the wider South West, while Bristol Temple Meads railway station links the city to the national rail network.The Surrounding AreaBristol is a city of distinct neighbourhoods, each with its own character. From the historic docklands of Harbourside to the Georgian terraces of Clifton, there is considerable variety across the urban area. The city centre offers a…

[osm_map lat="51.4553241" lon="-2.6066742" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Berkeley Square in the well-regarded Clifton neighbourhood of Bristol, The Berkeley Square Hotel occupies a handsome address at number 15. Clifton is one of the city's most distinctive areas, known for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, independent shops, and proximity to the Clifton Downs. The hotel is within easy reach of central Bristol, making it a practical base for visitors who want to explore both the character of this elevated part of the city and the bustle of the centre below.A Comfortable Stay in CliftonThe hotel offers Wi-Fi throughout the property, which suits guests whether they are visiting for leisure or travelling for work. Being part of the Clifton Hotels group, it sits within a collection of Bristol properties that share a…

[osm_map lat="51.4502351" lon="-2.5970718" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Prince Street in the heart of Bristol city centre, The Bristol Hotel occupies a prominent position within the BS1 postcode district, just moments from the historic harbourside that defines much of central Bristol's character. The hotel sits at coordinates 51.4502351, -2.5970718, placing it squarely within easy reach of the waterfront, the cultural quarter, and the many independent businesses that fill the streets of this part of the city. Its address in City Centre puts guests within comfortable walking distance of Bristol's main transport connections, shopping areas, and dining scenes.About the HotelThe Bristol Hotel is part of The Doyle Collection, an Irish hotel group with properties in several major cities. The building itself rises to eight floors, making it one of the more…

[osm_map lat="51.4572333" lon="-2.593033" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Situated on Bridewell Street in the heart of Bristol city centre, The Bristol Wing occupies a notable address with a particularly distinctive history. The building sits on the site formerly associated with the Bristol Police Headquarters, giving it a character quite unlike a typical hostel. Postcode BS1 2QD places it squarely in central Bristol, within easy reach of the city's main transport connections, shopping areas, and cultural venues.A YMCA Hostel in the City CentreThe Bristol Wing is operated by the YMCA and functions as a hostel, making it a practical and affordable option for travellers visiting Bristol. Its central location on Bridewell Street means that much of what the city has to offer is within comfortable walking distance, including the waterfront areas around Harbourside…

[osm_map lat="51.4587552" lon="-2.6109689" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Saint Paul's Road in the well-regarded Clifton neighbourhood of Bristol, The Clifton is a hotel that puts guests within easy reach of one of the city's most attractive and characterful areas. With the postcode BS8 1LX, the property occupies a spot that reflects the quiet confidence of Clifton itself - a neighbourhood known for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, independent shops, and proximity to the famous Clifton Suspension Bridge. Whether arriving for a weekend break or an extended stay, the location makes it a practical base for exploring much of what Bristol has to offer.The Clifton NeighbourhoodClifton sits on a ridge above the Avon Gorge, giving the area an elevated feel both literally and in terms of its character. The streets around…

[osm_map lat="51.4544182" lon="-2.5930643" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked along All Saints Lane in the heart of Bristol City Centre, The Rummer occupies a corner of the city with a long and layered past. The address sits within the BS1 postcode district, placing it squarely among the historic streets and commercial bustle of central Bristol. The surrounding area is well connected, with Bristol Temple Meads railway station a short walk away and the city's main bus network running through nearby thoroughfares, making The Rummer straightforward to reach whether you are arriving from elsewhere in Bristol or from further afield.A Grade II Listed BuildingThe Rummer carries a Grade II listed status, recognising its architectural and historic significance within the city's built environment. The building is registered on the National Heritage List for England,…

[osm_map lat="51.4508067" lon="-2.5880725" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting in the Redcliffe neighbourhood of central Bristol, the Travelodge on Mitchell Lane occupies a convenient address at number 2, within the BS1 6BU postcode. The hotel is well placed for anyone wanting straightforward access to Bristol city centre, with the surrounding streets of Redcliffe offering a mix of historic architecture, waterfront walks, and easy connections to the wider city. The coordinates place it just south of the River Avon, in a part of Bristol that has long been associated with trade and maritime history.The Redcliffe AreaThe Redcliffe district takes its name from the red sandstone cliffs that once defined this stretch of the Bristol waterfront. Today it sits close to the city's thriving harbourside, with Mitchell Lane itself a short distance from the…

[osm_map lat="51.4506755" lon="-2.6045575" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Anchor Road in Bristol's City Centre, the Travelodge Bristol Central is well placed for visitors who want straightforward access to the heart of one of England's most characterful cities. The hotel carries the postcode BS1 5TT, putting it squarely within the central district, a short walk from the waterfront and the cultural attractions that line the historic harbourside. For anyone arriving by road, the location makes it easy to get oriented quickly and head out on foot.Getting There and Getting AroundThe City Centre position means that guests have good access to Bristol's wider transport network. Temple Meads railway station, the city's main rail hub, is reachable by bus or on foot, connecting Bristol to London, Cardiff, and the wider South West. Local…

[osm_map lat="51.4551919" lon="-2.6152939" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting on Victoria Square in the well-regarded neighbourhood of Clifton, the Victoria Square Hotel occupies a handsome address at numbers 29-30 on this quiet Bristol square. Clifton is one of Bristol's most distinctive residential areas, known for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, its proximity to the Clifton Suspension Bridge, and its elevated position above the Avon Gorge. The hotel's postcode, BS8 4EW, places it firmly within this sought-after part of the city, a short distance from the independent shops and restaurants of Clifton Village and within comfortable reach of Bristol city centre.Getting There and Getting AroundThe hotel is accessible by road and well connected to central Bristol by public transport. Clifton is served by several bus routes that link it to Bristol Temple Meads…

[osm_map lat="51.4584509" lon="-2.5933288" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Walsingham House sits on Whitson Street in central Bristol, within the BS1 postcode district - one of the city's most central areas, close to the old quarters of Broadmead and the wider city centre. The location puts it within easy reach of Bristol's main transport connections, including Bristol Temple Meads railway station, which lies a short distance to the south-east, as well as numerous bus routes serving the heart of the city.About Walsingham HouseWalsingham House operates as a hostel and is run by Saint Mungo's, a well-known organisation that works with people experiencing homelessness and those in need of supported accommodation across England. Saint Mungo's provides a range of housing and community support services, and Walsingham House in Bristol is one of the facilities…

[osm_map lat="51.4591242" lon="-2.6100766" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Tucked along Saint Paul's Road in the well-regarded neighbourhood of Clifton, the Washington Hotel occupies a handsome address at numbers 9 to 15, with the postcode BS8 1LX placing it firmly in one of Bristol's most attractive residential and visitor districts. Clifton is known for its Georgian and Victorian architecture, independent shops, and proximity to the Clifton Suspension Bridge, making it a popular base for anyone wanting to explore Bristol at a comfortable pace.A Clifton AddressThe Washington Hotel sits within easy reach of the character-filled streets that define this part of the city. Clifton Village itself is just a short walk away, with its boutiques, cafés, and restaurants, while the open green space of Clifton Down provides a welcome contrast to the urban surroundings.…

[osm_map lat="51.4497518" lon="-2.5971852" width="100%" height="480px" zoom="13"] Sitting right on the waterfront at Narrow Quay in Bristol's city centre, YHA Bristol occupies a converted grain warehouse known as The Grain House. The building's industrial past is still visible in its architecture, giving the hostel a character that sets it apart from standard budget accommodation. The address - 14 Narrow Quay, BS1 4QA - places it directly alongside the Floating Harbour, putting guests within easy walking distance of the city's most visited waterside attractions, independent restaurants, and cultural venues.Facilities and AccessibilityThe hostel is operated by YHA and offers Wi-Fi throughout the building. Wheelchair access is available, making it a practical choice for a wider range of travellers. Being located in the city centre means that most of Bristol's key sights are reachable…