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Hôtel Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre, An Ihg - Bristol
9.8 2 reviews

Hôtel Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre, An Ihg

hotel, Bristol
The Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre, an IHG hotel, enjoys a central Bristol location near Cabot Circus shopping centre, offering easy access to the city's attractions.
This 4-star hotel boasts a fitness centre, restaurant, bar, and parking, providing modern accommodation with a jacuzzi and terrace/balcony in each of its rooms.
Majestic Hotels Bristol - Bristol
8.8 122 reviews

Majestic Hotels Bristol

hotel, Bristol
The Majestic Hotels Bristol, a 4-star hotel, is centrally situated, approximately a 10-minute drive from Cabot Circus Shopping Centre and Clifton Suspension Bridge.
This accommodation offers complimentary wireless internet, an onsite restaurant and bar, and daily housekeeping, with private bathrooms equipped with hair dryers, toothbrushes, and toothpaste.
Hampton By Hilton Bristol City Centre - Bristol
8.5 249 reviews

Hampton By Hilton Bristol City Centre

hotel, Bristol
The Hampton By Hilton Bristol City Centre offers a convenient base, located minutes from Bristol's city centre, with St James Priory just 280 metres away and the Avon Gorge National Nature Reserve easily accessible.
This hotel provides a range of amenities including complimentary Wi-Fi, an on-site bar and restaurant, a fitness centre, and laundry services, with family-friendly rooms available.
The Angel Inn - Bristol
8.7 3 reviews

The Angel Inn

hotel, Bristol
The Angel Inn is a hotel in Bristol, located a 15-minute walk from Ashton Court and 2.7 kilometres from Bristol Cathedral, with Bristol Temple Meads Station situated 3.1 kilometres away. This inn offers accommodation for up to three guests, featuring one bedroom and one bathroom, with complimentary WiFi, on-site dining at its restaurant and bar, and nearby opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and scuba diving.

Frequently asked questions about motels in Bristol

  • What are the top attractions in Bristol for solo travelers?

    Bristol's a great city for solo travellers. You could spend a whole day exploring the SS Great Britain, a historic ship docked in the harbour. For something more modern, the M Shed museum tells the story of Bristol's past and present. And if you're into street art, a walk around the colourful Stokes Croft area is a must.
  • What are the best motels in Bristol?

    Among the motels in Bristol, Mollie's Motel & Diner Bristol is the most popular one.

  • Which neighborhood in Bristol is the best to find motels?

    Bristol doesn't really have many motels, they're more common in the US. You'll find more guesthouses and B&Bs, especially in areas like Clifton and Redland. They're often a good option for solo travellers.
  • What are the best motels for families and kids in Bristol?

    The best motel for families and kids in Bristol is Mollie's Motel & Diner Bristol.

  • Where can budget travelers find cheap local food in Bristol?

    For cheap eats, head to Gloucester Road. It's a great place to find independent cafes and restaurants with affordable menus. The St Werburghs area is also good for budget-friendly options, with lots of street food stalls and markets.
  • What are the best motels with parking in Bristol?

    The best motel with parking in Bristol is Mollie's Motel & Diner Bristol.

  • What pros and cons come with booking a motel in Bristol?

    Bristol doesn't have many motels, as I mentioned before. You'll find more guesthouses, B&Bs, and hotels. If you're looking for a basic, affordable place to stay, a guesthouse might be a good option, but you won't find the same amenities as a hotel.
  • What are the less known or hidden attractions in Bristol?

    There's a secret garden tucked away in the city centre called the 'Secret Garden at the Old Vic'. It's a beautiful oasis of calm, and you'd never know it was there if you didn't know where to look. Another hidden gem is the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery's 'World of Wonder' exhibition, which is full of fascinating objects from around the globe.

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