Bristol England, UK Travel Guide
Ideal for budget travelers, backpackers, and solo adventurers seeking social opportunities. YHA Bristol and The Bristol Wing.
Independent, often family-run places for a personal touch, typically including breakfast. Find these in Clifton or Redland.
Well-known chain hotels and independent hotels, offering comfortable rooms and standard amenities. Premier Inn, Travelodge, Holiday Inn Express, Ibis.
For indulgence and exclusive services, with sophisticated rooms, fine dining, spas, and concierge services. The Bristol Hotel, Harbour Hotel & Spa, Hotel du Vin.
Stylish, uniquely designed hotels focusing on individual service and area's personality, often in historic buildings. Number 38 Clifton.
Unique waterside stays in houseboats docked in the Floating Harbour, available via vacation rental platforms.
Hotels housed in historically significant buildings, letting you stay within Bristol's past. The Harbour Hotel.
Campsites near the city for tents, caravans, and glamping, Baltic Wharf Campsite, or farther away in Mendip Hills/Chew Valley Lake.
Bristol’s diverse neighborhoods each hold a distinct character, influencing your stay.
Bristol urban areas call for standard precautions. City Centre and Harbourside see petty crime in crowds; nightlife areas may have more public disorder. Clifton remains very safe. Stokes Croft has a lively night scene, warranting normal urban care for belongings.
City Centre and Harbourside experience higher noise, notably weekends and evenings from bars and events. Clifton is generally quieter. Stokes Croft is animated and sometimes noisy, especially with live music. Residential areas like Redland and parts of Southville are generally peaceful.
Smart booking strategies secure the best accommodation for your needs and budget.
Ideal for extended stays, offering accommodations' services with fully equipped kitchens and more living space. SACO Bristol, Roomzzz Aparthotel.
Many hosts offer discounts for longer stays, including weekly or monthly rentals.
A platform for house and pet sitting exchanges, offering extended stays in exchange for care. TrustedHousesitters.
Bristol has excellent options across all budget levels and for various traveler types.
Well-regarded hostels on the Harbourside or near the city center.
Reliable budget hotel chains with multiple city locations.
Central, comfortable stays often with good deals.
Explore options in Clifton or Redland for a more personal stay.
A luxurious option in a stunning former bank building, with a spa.
Boutique luxury in a refurbished sugar house, offering elegant rooms and a bistro.
A stylish boutique accommodation in a Georgian townhouse, with beautiful rooms and views.
Hotels with family rooms (Premier Inn) or serviced flats for space and self-catering (SACO Bristol, Roomzzz Aparthotel).
Hostels (YHA Bristol) are great for meeting people. Boutique hotels or guesthouses offer comfort and a hospitable environment.
Serviced apartments (SACO Bristol) or Airbnb with weekly/monthly discounts are ideal for prolonged visits.
Housed in the magnificent former Lloyds and National Provincial Bank buildings, demonstrating grand Victorian architecture.
A boutique hotel set within a beautifully restored Georgian townhouse, a glimpse into Bristol’'s construction heritage.
Platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo list a wide range of options with more space, privacy, and kitchen facilities.
SACO Bristol and Roomzzz Aparthotel combine hotel-like amenities with the space and independence of an apartment.
Private room rentals in local homes through Airbnb provide cultural exchange and an authentic local experience.
