Radisson Blu Hotel, Bristol
4 StarsHarbourside views from upper floors, Waterfront dining at Collage Restaurant
Harbourside views from upper floors, Waterfront dining at Collage Restaurant
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Seamless digital key technology, Fully equipped 24-hour fitness center
On-site multi-story parking, Independent local art collection
Brunel's Hat restaurant and bar, LivingWell health club facilities
VIP family and kids' amenities, Modern ship-themed interior design
Indoor heated swimming pool, Private on-site fishing lake
Historic police headquarters building, Social enterprise with a mission
Family-friendly stay policy, Harbourside cultural hub location
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On-site bar and restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
Digital access and security, Flexible family and suite options
On-site Brewers Fayre restaurant, Convenient transport connections
The Spot Kitchen & Bar, Compact on-site fitness centre
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Chophouse Restaurant and Bar, Versatile conference and event suites
Dedicated off-road parking, Georgian architectural charm
On-site secure parking, Versatile family and budget rooms
Executive king room upgrades, Modern on-site fitness suite
Thyme restaurant and bar, Family-friendly accommodation
Innovative glass-partitioned bathrooms, Extensive health and wellness club
Well-equipped fitness center, On-site bar for evening relaxation
Versatile family and quadruple rooms, Strategic M4 and M5 motorway access
Miller & Carter steakhouse, Modern fitness center
Smart tech-enabled guest rooms, Dedicated on-site fitness studio
Severn Bridge viewing point, Quiet countryside setting
Harbour-view deluxe rooms, Luxury Temple Spa toiletries
Spacious family-friendly rooms, Pet-friendly accommodation policy
Relaxing spa baths, Convenient city transport links
Soho House designed interiors, Retro American-style diner
Gourmet Bar and Restaurant, Secure underground car park
St Mary Redcliffe Church views, Modern 24-hour fitness studio
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Hattusa fine dining restaurant, Individually designed rooms
Iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge views, Panoramic Goram & Vincent restaurant
Garden-view brasserie dining, Customized afternoon tea events
Panoramic city view bar, The Spot Kitchen and Bar
Modern flagship hotel concept, Aerospace Bristol aviation access
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Formerly known as an industrial kingpin in England, Bristol has reinvented itself as a thriving and exciting city that is a popular destination with many. Along with being accredited as Britain’s most liveable city, the creativity and culture of Bristol ensures it’s an attractive proposal for holidaymakers. And whether it is the historic Brunel’s SS Great Britain or the stunning Clifton Suspension Bridge, the area supplies a wealth of attractions and sights to delight all travellers.
Although it now contains countless multicultural restaurants, modern activities, contemporary hotels and even an international airport, Bristol has a lot of heritage behind it – something that can be experienced via various historic attractions and museums that populate the city. One such example is Cabot Tower. Built in 1897, the tower – which is set within the beautiful Brandon Hill parkland near the city centre and commemorates explorer John Cabot – cuts an impressive figure and provides stunning views of Bristol. Other impressively imposing, historic sites in the city include the Wills Memorial Building and St Mary Redcliffe Church. The former comprises a 215ft tower and the UK’s seventh largest bell, while the latter has existed for over 800 years and boasts wondrous gothic architecture. For a cheap day out, a trip to the free-to-enter Bristol Museum & Art Gallery offers a fascinating insight into the history of earth. Yet arguably the two main attractions in Bristol are accredited to one man: Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The Clifton Suspension Bridge is a remarkable monument that spans the Avon Gorge, while Brunel’s SS Great Britain is a Victorian ship that was the world’s first great ocean liner.
Away from your historical-related activities, Bristol also features an envious number of attractions that appeal to all kinds of travellers. A popular destination for many is the award-winning Bristol Zoo Gardens, where you can traverse the picturesque scenery as you discover various animals at every turn. For something that is near to the city centre – and most hotel choices, shops and restaurants – the Bristol Aquarium provides an aquatic-themed alternative to the zoo. Along with more than 40 displays, it is also the only UK aquarium that incorporates a giant botanical house. For additional family-fun with a science theme, At-Bristol – with hundreds of interactive exhibits, a planetarium and live shows – is one of the most loved attractions with locals and visitors alike. And as for a certain place to visit, the Bristol City Docks is a highly-regarded area for multiple reasons. Not only do these modern docks bustle with activities, bars, hotels and restaurants, but it also flaunts its very own Banksy artwork – with Bristol being the elusive artist’s birthplace!
No matter what time of the year you visit Bristol, there will always be something on in terms of events. And perhaps none come with as much prestige as the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta. Taking place every August, this fiesta is the largest annual gathering of hot air balloons in Europe. For a spot of maritime fun with all the family, the Bristol Harbour Festival – complete with music, circus, dance and nautical-themed performances – is a summer fixture for the city. If you have a love for art, then planning your visit around July’s Upfest is a must. This urban paint festival is the biggest in all of Europe. And if your enthusiasm is centred on music, festivals such as Brisfest, Grillstock and the Bristol Folk Festival should all be considered for your itinerary if possible. Also make note that various shows happen at acclaimed venues such as the Bristol Hippodrome and Bristol Old Vic Theatre, so make sure to check the calendar for other potential events!
If indulging in treats and gifts is the norm when on your travels, you will be thrilled to know that Bristol is a mecca for shopping. With a healthy mix of high street retailers and small independent stores, the city has (almost) everything you could possibly need when splashing the cash. Although if you are looking for a centralised place to fulfil all your shopping needs, the Cabot Circus should be your one-stop destination. This distinctive shopping centre mixes in eye-catching architecture with a diverse choice of over 120 stores. Dining choices in Bristol are also just as healthy and wide-ranging. With well over 1,000 eateries available, the city contains an exceptional amount of choice and delectable food – whether it’s exotic international flavours or traditional British fare. Oh, and don’t forget the nightlife scene offered by Bristol. Thanks to a large assortment of nightclubs and bars, all tastes are catered for when it comes to having a late-night drink in the city.
In Bristol, you might want to check out Holiday Inn Bristol - Filton By Ihg, Holiday Inn Express Bristol City Centre By Ihg, Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel, Travelodge Bristol Filton. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Bristol, you might want to explore Apsley House Hotel, Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel, Berwick Lodge, Old Church Farm. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Holiday Inn Express Bristol City Centre By Ihg, Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel, Travelodge Bristol Filton, Delta Hotels Bristol City Centre could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Bristol, check out Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol North, Aztec Hotel & Spa, Harbour Hotel Bristol – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Bristol, check out Holiday Inn Bristol - Filton By Ihg, Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol North, Aztec Hotel & Spa – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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