Bristol Hotels

Where to stay in Bristol

Staying in Bristol, visitors can experience a mix of history, culture, and modern amenities in various neighbourhoods. Clifton charms with its picturesque streets, Victorian and Georgian architecture, and landmarks such as the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Brunel's SS Great Britain. Harbourside, a regenerated area, offers a variety of cafes, bars, and cultural attractions like the M Shed museum and the Bristol Aquarium. In the Old City, the cobbled streets and historical buildings provide a glimpse into Bristol's rich history, along with landmarks like St Nicholas Market. For an edgier vibe, Stokes Croft is famous for its street art, independent shops, and lively nightlife. Redland and Cotham, with their quiet, leafy streets and beautiful Victorian houses, are popular with families and professionals. Exploring hotel options in these areas via Skyscanner can help you find the perfect stay for your Bristol visit.

Best hotels in Bristol based on location

For the best-located Bristol hotels, consider staying at the Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel, Radisson Blu Hotel, Bristol, or Delta Hotels Bristol City Centre. The Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel is a top choice with its position just 0.19 km from the city centre, placing you right at the heart of Bristol's central amenities and attractions. Radisson Blu Hotel, Bristol, slightly further at 0.39 km from the city centre, provides a comfortable stay within easy reach of key areas while benefiting from the guaranteed standards of a well-known brand. Another excellent option is Delta Hotels Bristol City Centre, located 0.53 km away from the hustle and bustle. It stands out for its combination of central convenience and the familiar reliability of a recognised hotel chain. No matter your preference, Skyscanner can help you find the best deals for these fantastic, centrally located hotels.

Good value hotels in Bristol

For a comfortable stay in Bristol, choose from hotels with a range of appealing amenities to enhance your visit. The Ramada by Wyndham Bristol West provides useful facilities like a fitness centre and an EV charging station, along with the added flexibility of being pet-friendly. For those balancing work and leisure, the Leonardo Hotel Bristol City is perfectly equipped with a fitness centre, reliable WiFi in common areas, and meeting facilities. If relaxation is a priority, the DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol South - Cadbury House shines with its indulgent options, including a spa, indoor pool, and sauna, making it an ideal retreat for leisure travellers. For the best deals, check out the wide range of options available on Skyscanner.

Family-friendly hotels in Bristol

Families experiencing Bristol will find many hotels filled with amenities to make their stay enjoyable. DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol South - Cadbury House has an indoor pool for memorable family swim sessions and a game room that ensures endless entertainment for children. When it comes to dining, their restaurant with banqueting services is perfect for large family meals. Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel offers a delightful sunbathing area where the whole family can relax and soak up rays, while their wedding facilities and accommodating restaurant add to the convenience for family gatherings. Future Inn Bristol stands out with its thoughtful touches like complimentary bottled water. It also features a meeting facility suitable for family events and a charming teahouse, an ideal spot for all to unwind.

Bristol's top attractions

In Bristol, the Clifton Suspension Bridge, designed by Brunel, spans the Avon Gorge and serves as an iconic landmark offering stunning views of the surrounding area. Head to St. Nicholas Market, a bustling hub under a glass arcade that offers a variety of cuisines sure to entice your palate. The SS Great Britain is another highlight; the world's first iron-hulled, screw-propeller-driven passenger liner, it now rests as a museum in a dry dock showcasing maritime innovation. Conversely, the serene green spaces of the Clifton and Durdham Downs offer extensive public areas with vistas stretching to the Severn Estuary and the Mendip Hills. For a glimpse into Bristol's contemporary culture, the Arnolfini Gallery on Narrow Quay provides a modern arts experience.