undefined - HRS Rating: /10 - The Clifton Hotel offers 59 bedrooms with individuality and ... more
character. Choose from Standard or Executive rooms with the assurance of the utmost style and comfort throughout. The Clifton is just a short walk away from vibra...
Clifton Hotel is walking distance from the city centre. It has a converted cellar bar, a ... more
new café, a relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff available 24 hours a day.Park Street boutiques, the Waterfront’s bars, the restaurants of Clifton Village, the zo...
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The Clifton Hotel enjoys a long established reputation for excellent service combined ... more
with a relaxed atmosphere and consequently remains a firm favourite with visitors to the area 'Please note until the 30th May our reception is being updated and we...
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The Clifton Hotel in Bristol, with 59 guestrooms over five floors, is set in a terrace of ... more
handsome 19th century neo classical houses in the centre of a lively city. Guestrooms are decorated with rich fabrics, bold wallpapers and antique style furniture...
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The Clifton Hotel in Bristol, with 59 guestrooms over five floors, is set in a terrace of ... more
handsome 19th century neo classical houses in the centre of a lively city. Guestrooms are decorated with rich fabrics, bold wallpapers and antique style furniture...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - Delightful boutique hotel in the heart of Bristol. ... more
Decorated with consummate style with contempory furniture in the lounge and modern executive facilities in the 43 individually styled bedrooms. ·From: Motorway M5. Take Exit 19, travel 7 miles, the Best Western Berkeley Square Hotel is situated .5 miles north of city center. Follow Clifton sign and turn left on top of Park Street. ·From: Motorway M32. Take Exit 1, travel 2 miles, the Best Western Berkeley Square Hotel is situated .5 miles
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - Picture a beautiful Georgian terrace set in the ... more
historic Clifton Village, and you have the essence of the Rodney.Once a large, private house, this newly refurbished Cafe hotel is one of Bristols most elegant establishments, offering a contemporary twist to compliment its original Georgian features - a perfect blend of modern comfort and convenience with classic style and grace. A small hotel of only 31 rooms and 2 conference rooms, the atmosphere at the Rodney is warm and welcoming, as the staff go out of their way to make every guest feel special, tailoring services to individual needs.Home to the exclusive AA rosette awarded restaurant, No.4, we invite you to enjoy not only our hotel but to sample a range of freshly prepared produce in a variety of comfortable and relaxed surroundings including al fresco dining in our secluded garden. Set in the heart of the renowned Clifton Village, you are never short of cafés, restaurants, bars and boutiques within easy walking distance. Furthermore, the hotel is situated just a stones throw away from the famous Suspension Bridge and a short stroll away from the fantastic Bristol Zoo.
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: /10 - This City hotel, combines both comfort and convenience ... more
with the most competitive of prices. An absolute must for those on a budget, the hotel offers quality accommodation and the highest standards of service. With a Full English breakfast included in the price, the Washington really is the best value budget hotel in Bristol. The Washington Hotel is just a short walk away from the vibrant Whiteladies Road with its array of bustling restaurants and bars. The historic Clifton Village with its elegant boutiques and fantastic cafés is within easy reach by strolling through the picturesque Victoria Square. Furthermore, the city centre is less than a third of a mile away and connected by a number of bus routes.
Advantages: Clean, comfy, modern Disadvantages: Very expensive restarant and bar, rather sad swimming pool and gym
This hotel in in the centre of Bristol within waling distance of Temple Meads Station. If you know Bristol then you will know that this location then might mean convenience but it's not gorgeous - a lot of Bristol was bombed in the war and rebuilt in the 50s and 60s and it shows! The hotel itself is newer than that though, but when you arrive it does look a bit tired and in need of a facelift.
Parking is available and not difficult, though like most city centre budget hotels you have to pay extra for it, but I thought the £3.50 a night quite a good rate. It seemed a secure car park.
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I checked in swiftly and the receptionist was helpful and friendly. I paid £104 a night for two people for an executive double (i.e. one grade up from the standard one) over the internet before we went. The hotel has a lot of floors (we were ...
Advantages: The Best Hotel in Lytham St Annes. Disadvantages: Whoa! is it pricey!
This Hotel is in the prime position in Lytham. It faces the 2 or so miles of Lytham Green. There are scenic views of the Welsh hills and the Pennines in the distance and views of the Ribble Estuary. Close by is the famous windmill.
The hotel takes its name from the Clifton family. They were the main landowners in the area. There are many references to the Clifton family locally. Their family seat was Lytham Hall. This is open to the public on occasion. It is now owned by an insurance company. (AXA)
The Clifton Arms Hotel was first erected on Clifton Street, in the space that is now Park Street, on or around 1794. This was apparently a coaching inn. Its successor, the current hotel, was built in 1840 on West Beach. In 1875 all buildings comprising the hotel were raised to the same height. Clearly the hotel was built at the height ...
Advantages: Good leisure club,nice rooms Disadvantages: Unfriendly staff
The Jarvis Hotel is a couple of miles north of Bristol in an area called Winterbourne. As a former country house built in the mid 19th century and with extensive grounds it has every going for it as a hotel. The Jarvis group have spent a lot of money refurbishing the place including an excellent Poolside leisure Club with swimming pool, spa, solarium and under-utilised exercise equipment. As is often the case the pool is a little small and you soon learn how a goldfish must feel swimming around the same extent of water only about 6 times your body length.
The rooms in the old part of the hotel are quite spacious but you may find those in the newer part little better than a motorway lodge for size. They are clean and tidy and have the obligatory tea-making facilities. All rooms are en-suite. The bar is cramped but nearby is a huge ...
