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Bristol's Bristol City Centre neighbourhood is known for its theatres and bars, and entices visitors with attractions, including St Nicholas Market and Old Vic Theatre.
Bristol's Clifton neighbourhood is known for its bars and restaurants, and entices visitors with attractions, including Clifton Downs and Observatory and Clifton Cathedral.
Bristol's Bristol Floating Harbour neighbourhood is known for its theatres and restaurants, and entices visitors with attractions, including We The Curious and Millennium Square.
Bristol's Redcliffe neighbourhood is known for its temples and bars, and entices visitors with attractions, including St. Mary Redcliffe Church and Banksy Graffiti Thekla.
If you want to give your credit card some exercise, head out to Cabot Circus Shopping Centre in Bristol City Centre. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander. Splash some more cash at St Nicholas Market, Broadmead Shopping Centre and Watershed.
If you'd like to get a taste of Bristol student life, check out University of Bristol, located 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from central Bristol. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
Climb aboard Brunel's SS Great Britain, the world's first great ocean liner, for a journey through maritime history. Explore the vibrant Harbourside, with its colourful houses, trendy bars, and the thought-provoking M Shed museum.
We liked the brilliant cathedral and historic St Nicholas market plus all the pubs and dockside area .Most of Bristol feels very safe but in the parks there are pockets of boistrous homeless people who are often stoned or drunk so best to avoid.
Andy
8.0/10
Good
Bristol is an interesting city with lots of independent shops and restaurants. Great public transport network. Seems to have a bit of a problem with lots of rough sleepers and beggars. Council probably needs to do more to help such people.
Anonymous traveler
10.0/10
Excellent
I love Bristol - individual, arty, a unique town with interesting art in both galleries and street art and interesting family attractions. Many family run rather than chain restaurants and good quality and varied vegan options
Lesley
10.0/10
Excellent
Bristol is full of wonderful eating, culture and unique experieinces. The harbour is beautiful, Clifton is a scenic gem and the whole town has a beautiful mix of old allue alongside modern development and young vibe.
L
10.0/10
Excellent
There is so much to do, you can spend a few days wandering round. Go to Clifton, St Paul's and down around the harbour. Museums are great, so many places to eat. Night vibe is lively!
Rebecca
8.0/10
Good
Nice independent shops and a lovely central market. Some of it is a bit run down but it's an interesting city to visit. Almost all the museums are closed on Monday.
martin
8.0/10
Good
One thing we did with friends was Alcotraz! Great fun. 6 o'clock gin boat, and St Nicholas market (loads of street food options) are definitely places to go!
Andrew
10.0/10
Excellent
It's a very vibrant and busy city, great for shopping and restaurants. Transport links are great and the harbour/marina is brilliant for food and drink.
David
10.0/10
Excellent
Bristol is a vibrant city with lots to see and do including many Banksy murals dotted around. Steeped in history and has a large harbour area.
Mark
8.0/10
Good
Shabby Chic sums Bristol up, a vibrant diverse City, lots of history, fantastic choice of restaurants and bars, will definitely return
"The staff were amazing! We received a very warm welcome and were greeted with smiles and friendly 'hello's'. each time we entered the hotel or passed reception on our way to the bar during our 2 night stay .
The bar staff went over and beyond to make us feel welcome and well looked after. They were both very chatty and friendly.
Likewise, each person we saw on reception was friendly and happy to help. I booked a family room for 3 people but we only had 2 of everything (mugs, towels etc) but it was so easily and promptly resolved by the helpful, apologetic staff.
All of the staff had the same kind approachable nature which was so noticeable.
The room was clean and a good size. I'm being picky to give 4 stars for cleanliness but there was a big stain on the carpet in the doorway to our room and the carpet was a bit ragged / tired. I also noticed the odd spec on the bathroom mirror but none of these things affected our stay.
Breakfast was a nice buffet with lots to choose from but at £18 a head, in my opinion, £54 for breakfast was far too expensive.
The location is great being right next to Cabot Circus and although its a busy road outside, it wasnt noisy at all.
The staff àre all so friendly, we had comfy beds, free parking and good air con....we would definitely return! (but get breakfast somewhere else nearby)"
"Had a lovely stay in the holiday inn Bristol Filton. The hotel has recently been refurbished and it was really nicely done. Very smart. Reception were really friendly and the staff in the restaurant in the evening were very friendly. The meal was also very good and freshly cooked. The internet was excellent and fast. The bed was really comfy and as two large single beds together, so extremely large. The bathroom was very clean as was the room. Would definitely recommend and would stay again. "
"Really comfortable room. Well laid out, with everything that we needed. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Excellent value for money. We are our evening meal and breakfast at the diner. Food was delicious, fresh and service was excellent. "
"Friendly welcome. Room was spotless and the air con was awesome! Great pressure in the shower and nice smelling products. Reasonable prices in the bar. Comfy bed. Loved it!"
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Find out more about Bristol
Find out more about Bristol
Bristol is a friendly locale distinct for its theatre and entertainment. You can appreciate the selection of bars and restaurants. Why not spend time at We The Curious and SS Great Britain?Check out other sights like St Nicholas Market and Bristol Hippodrome Theatre.
