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DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol City Centre
4.2/5121 Reviews

DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol City Centre

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We visited Bristol to celebrate my birthday weekend, so we booked a “deluxe” king size room for three nights. On arrival the hotel was very impressive with good car parking facilities and a very classy reception area. Check-in was friendly and efficient. There was just a slight confusion over the late check-out time – the website said 4pm, the receptionist thought it was 3pm. The reception is well attended and they were highly responsive when dealing with an issue with one of the lifts. There was a loud noise inside the lift one evening between floor 4 & 5 (a bit of a worrying sound of metal hitting on metal). It was great to see a lift engineer on-site bright and early the next morning attending to it. The bedroom was very spacious with lots of storage, a very comfortable super-king size bed and a clean bathroom. However, the main problem with the room was how dimly lit it was and the scruffy state of the furniture. It was difficult to see well enough in the room to put make-up on, which meant I had to wait for my partner to finish in the bathroom before I could use the better illuminated bathroom mirror. The dark wooden furniture was badly scuffed and warped; the chair was scruffy with peeling leatherette - surprisingly tired furniture for a Deluxe room. There was a lot of damage to the bathroom door (big dent in the wooden panel), scratches in the sink and broken robe hooks – not exactly deluxe fittings. Also the bathrobes were very small (approx size 14). When we came to pack up to leave we had to get a torch out to check in cupboards etc to make sure we hadn’t left anything behind – it was too dark to see inside the cupboards without a torch even though we had the curtains open and lights on. Unfortunately it was then that we saw just how extremely dusty the room was. The lampshades were very dusty. I doubt the area beneath the desk/dressing table had been vacuumed for months (lots of clumps of dust in the area where you put your feet). We were disturbed by just how much dust we had spent the last three nights sleeping with so, out of curiosity, we moved the bed to check underneath and discovered another very thick build up of dust and a roast potato from a previous guest’s dinner stuck to the carpet. There is an Eco option to not have housekeeping done each day which we welcomed at the time, as it meant we didn’t have to wonder when the cleaner would come in if we wanted to have a lie in. However, if I’d have seen the levels of dust in the room on arrival, then I would have asked for a cleaner to come in and give it all a good vacuuming. Apart from the disappointing dust and shabby furniture we enjoyed our stay because of the extremely comfy bed, excellent breakfast in the delightful Kiln restaurant and on-site car parking. It’s also a good location for visiting the city. But I’d need some reassurance that the housekeeping issues will be attended to before we contemplate a return visit.

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Delta Hotels Bristol City Centre
4.1/5125 Reviews
Marriott's Derta Hotel is located in the center of Bristol. The transportation is very convenient. There are large shopping malls nearby. The service of the hotel is also very good, but the facilities are a bit outdated. This time I came to Bristol for the Aircraft Museum and the Britannia Steamship. These two places are really worth taking children to see.
Brooks Guesthouse Bristol
4.1/580 Reviews
Good basic facilities and a great breakfast. The guest house is in the centre of the club and bar area of Bristol, so lots of noise all night. There is no parking and you have to leave the car in a multi story car park about a ten minute walk away. Which cost £36 for my weekend. No facilities for disabled, but does have a small lift. No view except the back of other buildings. I was arriving about 9.00pm and informed reception before hand. I was hot, tired and sticky. The girl manning the desk at night was really miserable handed me my keys and told me that my breakfast wasn’t included and I would have to pay £13 for each meal and left me wondering what the hell was going on. I was too tired to argue and went to my room. It was a small double that overlooked a grubby, dark courtyard. Another building was right in front of me with windows looking straight into mine. No wardrobe as room was too small. Good breakfast with great waiters. Another miserable girl behind the counter, who wouldn’t speak. The day staff were lovely though. All in all, a tiring weekend with very little sleep due to the noise and heat. The two nights cost me £232.20 and no, I didn’t have to pay extra for breakfast. Would I stay again. NO!
Saco Bristol West India House
4.2/535 Reviews
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.
Ibis Bristol Temple Meads Quay
4.2/5129 Reviews
My partner and I have just returned from a very enjoyable weekend in Bristol(19th-21st Aug). We stayed here back in July this year so decided to return. We recommended the hotel to two friends who came and stayed there as well. We had room 213 which is at the back of the building but as we only needed the room to rest it didn't matter. The room was clean and very comfortable with a good shower. Check in was simple and the staff were very pleasant. We like the idea of the hotel having its own ironing room which we used whilst there. We used the bar on the Friday night when we returned to the hotel, Two double Hendrick gins and a mixer was nearly £20.00 ! But I suppose that's city prices for you. We are looking forward to returning in October for another enjoyable time. Thankyou to you all at Ibis Temple Quay.
Cleyro Apartments Finzels Reach
4.5/523 Reviews
Booked an apartment for an extended business trip in Bristol. The apartment itself was very well appointed, having every amenity required for a comfortable extended stay. Clean and spacious, I would highly recommend! The apartment is not the star of the show however, the staff are excellent, especially Marianna who couldn't do enough to make sure everything was great! Will use again for business and also personal visits as Bristol really is going through some major redevelopment works and is turning into a very vibrant city.
Novotel Bristol Centre
4.2/5128 Reviews
Have used this hotel many times in the past when seeing a show in the Hippodrome. It’s one of the few hotels in Bristol with a decent car park on site (£12 per day). It’s a 15 minute walk to the Hippodrome and easily do able. Outside the hotel can be found some cafes and a pub. The hotel hasn’t really changed much over the years. The Novotel sign has worn off the front door but otherwise the interior is the same since I visited it a few years ago. The room (114) was at the rear of the hotel, clean, large comfy bed and most importantly it was quiet at night. Pillows were very hard however and a choice of pillow in the room would have been good. I also have to knock a star off because the staff at reception were not the most friendly. No conversation, no mention of belonging to the loyalty club, just all very formal. That’s not a problem if that’s what you like but a little more friendliness/warmth would of been nice. No one asked how our stay was when we left. Otherwise another lovely stay at this hotel.

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Planning a trip to Bristol? If you want to stay at the best hotel in Bristol, Trip.com is here to help! Located in United Kingdom, Bristol is a well-known and vibrant city. Bristol is a city with tons of tourist attractions. You'll never want to leave!

Every day, travelers worldwide arrive at Bristol Airport to start their vacations and business trips in Bristol. If you don't want to take a flight, coming to Bristol by train is a good choice as well.

There are 117 hotels in Bristol on Trip.com, including luxury, boutique, and budget hotels. The local average price is 162 SGD per night. There are a variety of hotels to meet the needs of different types of travelers. There are 6 five-star hotels in Bristol at an average price of 117 SGD per night. There are 38 four-star hotels in Bristol at an average price of 183 SGD per night. There are 15 three-star hotels in Bristol at an average price of 132 SGD per night. There are 5 two-star hotels in Bristol at an average price of 116 SGD per night. There are many well-known chain hotels in Bristol. Novotel is the most popular brand among tourists. Those who favor Novotel can choose a hotel under its name. Hilton Garden Inn Bristol City Centre is one of the most popular hotels in Bristol. Many tourists also stay at Holiday Inn Express Bristol City Centre.

If you stay at a hotel in downtown Bristol, nearby attractions like King’s Head, Bristol A Pie can be your first stop. If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting The Kendleshire Golf Club, The Bristol Golf Club, Thornbury Castle. The most famous attractions locally are Cabot Tower, Bristol Cathedral, St Mary Redcliffe Church. With a developed commercial area, visitors can head to Cabot Circus for a great shopping experience.

Average Temperature

• January to March: 6.91°C during the day, 3.93°C at night

• April to June: 13.61°C during the day, 9.42°C at night

• July to September: 17.82°C during the day, 13.68°C at night

• October to December: 9.47°C during the day, 6.47°C at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 30.649607 cm

• Summer: 23.633858 cm

• Autumn: 27.980314 cm

• Winter: 37.594486 cm

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