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2 Lower Castle Street, BS1 3AD
To help guests unwind after a busy day the hotel features an extensive leisure club with a heated swimming pool, whirlpool, steam room, sauna and fully equipped gymnasium that is complimentary to... Read more
New Road, BS34 8SJ
Located conveniently, the city centre is a short drive and the South west and Wales on the doorstep for exploring! Whether you are visiting the many attractions and museums in Bristol, the nearby... Read more
Prince Street, BS1 4QF
4 star accommodations ,Beautiful views and exceptional service ,Close proximity to business district ,Close proximity to historic district ,Close proximity to major attractions ,Close proximity to... Read more
Redcliffe Hill, BS1 6SQ
This 4 star hotel is located in the city centre of Bristol and was established in 2007. It is close to the Bristol City Museum. Read more
Temple Way, BS1 6BF
Whether traveling for business or leisure, this hotel is right up your alley. The structure combines light and space, style and comfort, to create a stylish alternative to traditional large hotels. Read more
Victoria Street, BS1 6HY
The Hotel has a small leisure complex with a mini gym and sunbeds. Read more
ANCHOR ROAD
This city hotel was built in 2000 and renovated in 2009, providing 68 modern and well-equipped accommodation units including family rooms, non-smoking rooms and rooms for disabled guests. Read more
470 Bath Road, BS4 3HQ Arnos Vale
Wireless High Speed Internet Access available in public areas & conference rooms. With a large car park, complimentary for all hotel guests this hotel is just ideal for those wanting Bristol city... Read more
Broad Street, BS1 2EL
Our Otium Health & Leisure Club has an indoor swimming pool, fully-equipped gymnasium, Jacuzzi, sunbed, sauna and steam room, all of which are yours to use whenever you like during your stay at our... Read more
Aztec West, BS12 4TS Almondsbury
At the Aztec Hotel & Spa, Bristol we're proud of our four-star approach to everything we do and we're confident you won't find a warmer reception anywhere in the South West. Whether you're here to... Read more
2-4 Welsh Back, , BS1 4SS
In Bristol (Bristol City Centre), Featured amenities include express check-out and an elevator., Distances are displayed to the nearest 0. Read more
Bath Street Redcliffe, BS1 6HL
Just 10 minutes from Cabot Circus, Cleyro Serviced Apartments - City Centre offer free Wi-Fi. With stylish decor and modern kitchens, the bustling Harbourside is only half a mile away. Read more
7 Saint Nicholas Street, , BS1 1UE
In Bristol (Bristol City Centre), This smoke-free apartment features complimentary parking nearby and hiking/biking trails nearby., Distances are displayed to the nearest 0. Read more
St Nicholas Street, BS1 1UB
The Brooks Guesthouse Bristol is a 2-minute walk from the O2 Arena and the Bristol Hippodrome. This boutique hotel offers luxurious bedrooms with designer bathrooms, free Wi-Fi and a bar. Read more
53-55 Corn St, , BS1 1HT
Near St. Peters Church, Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. Read more
Discover Bristol
Bristol is a city in south-west of Great Britain, is located on the Avon River that marks the border between the counties of Gloucestershire and Somerset. The city is located 70km from Cardiff and 120km from the city of Southempton. Because of its geographical position the city has a climate characterized by cold and rainy winters, so a visit should be scheduled during the summer, when temperatures are better and days longer.The city offers visitors a tour of the River Avon to find out how vital it is the existence of the river to Bristol and let you imagine how it was in the past: it has been a very busy street of merchants and sailors coming from distant lands, it is also interesting to visit Bristol museum and Art Gallery which exhibits ancient and modern works and also has large areas of natural history, the M-Shed museum which tells the story of the city and is ideal for bringing children of all ages, the Bristol Aquarium brings you from the deep of oceans to the Mediterranean seabeds, the ship Brunel's SS Great Britain that you can explore far and wide and relive the glories of the Victorian era. We point out other attractions: the At-Bristol a beautiful museum of interactive technology ideal for a rainy day when you do not know what to do with your children, the Bristol Zoo Garden with its 400 species of animals definitely worth a visit and the Clifton Suspension Bridge city landmark and masterpiece of the Victorian era.
For history-lovers the city has many historical monuments like the Cathedral of Bristol, built in the thirteenth century in Gothic style and later rebuilt in the second half of the nineteenth century with original medieval style, Queen Square, built in the eighteenth century is a beautiful square plaza with trees and statues, the Cabot Tower was built to celebrate the Italian explorer Giovanni Caboto and Pero's Bridge opened just over ten years ago and built in honor of the Spanish slave Pero Jones.
Bristol is a vibrant city and great for shopping, as demonstrated by its 500 stores and more, especially the downtown area that is called Broadmead has shopping centers and shops to suit all budgets and all tastes, another shopping area is Clifton Village which is a neighborhood filled with little shops selling typical products of the city, and then there are two excellent shopping streets Park Street and Glouchester Road. For those who love the markets and particular objects there is the Old Market an area with very old and survived shops, still selling vintage items, in Stokes Croftthere are authentic shops, pubs and restaurants 100% English! There is also the district of Christmas Steps Art Quarter which is home to many galleries and artists' studios and there are plenty of artisans' shops who make costumes, masks and everything you need to become your favorite superhero. The area of Old City is famous for its buildings and its historic St Nicholas Market a beautiful old-style market where you can find spices from all over the world; impressive is also the Tobacco Factory Market offering a selection of organic products from the Fairtrade commerce and finally the Harbourside market a market for local Bristol's handicrafts.
For your stay in hotel in Bristol, we suggest 3 or 4 star hotel with rooms on offer at discounted prices, for example:
- Hilton Bristol Hotel, 4 stars near the center
- Bristol Aztec Hotel & Spa, 4 stars, in first suburbs
- Arnos Manor Hotel Bristol, 3 stars near the center
- Premier Inn Hotel Bristol South, 3 stars, in first suburbs
- Town & Country Lodge Bristol Hotel, 3 stars near the center