Arriving by car is an experience... although there is on-site parking facilities (you'll have to pay more for the experience) it wasn't a very inviting prospect. You'll need to fight you're way into the hotel through a back entrance to retrieve a code for the prison-style car park that you'll ... Read review
The Express by Holiday Inn Bristol city centre boasts a superb location opposite Bristol ... more
Temple Meads train station.So whether you choose to travel in by train, plane or car, the hotel is accessible for all, just off the M5, M4 and M32 motorways. Brist...
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The newly refurbished Express by Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre Hotel is opposite the ... more
Bristol Temple Meads Train Station and only a short walk from the city centre The hotel is located within an easy access from M32 and M4 motorways and other various ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Newly refurbished, near train station Disadvantages: Not very car-friendly
Arriving by car is an experience... although there is on-site parking facilities (you'll have to pay more for the experience) it wasn't a very inviting prospect. You'll need to fight you're way into the hotel through a back entrance to retrieve a code for the prison-style car park that you'll experience. Although a slightly traumatic experience - condemning your car to behind bars - at least you can believe it is safe.
However, in ... ...are polite and helpful. The rates are reasonable for it's central position - one which is especially convenient if you arrive by train (temple meads is literally across the road).
As the rooms go, they are clean and basic. But you may miss that nice little bath. I did. The hotel has been recently refurbished which means everything on the inside should be lovely, but the interior designers apparently dislike the concept of a bath tub. more
Arriving by car is an experience... although there is on-site parking facilities (you'll have to pay more for the experience) it wasn't a very inviting prospect. You'll need to fight you're way into the hotel through a back entrance to retrieve a code for the prison-style car park that you'll experience. Although a slightly traumatic experience - condemning your car to behind bars - at least you can believe it is safe.
However, in other ways the hotel shapes up quite well, the staff are polite and helpful. The rates are reasonable for it's central position - one which is especially convenient if you arrive by train (temple meads is literally across the road).
As the rooms go, they are clean and basic. But you may miss that nice little bath. I did. The hotel has been recently refurbished which means everything on the inside should be lovely, but the interior designers apparently dislike the concept of a bath tub.
As for breakfast, it's nice and simple (sorry, no fry ups here!) continetal breakfast. Oh but you will have to sit in reception by the front door.
In one sentence.... A cheap and cheerful hotel, that's a lot nicer on the inside than it looks on the outside.
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