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Number Thirty Eight Clifton

Number Thirty Eight Clifton

Bristol, Bristol

Enjoying an ideal location opposite Clifton Down, this twin-bayed Georgian merchant's house B&B sits atop one of Bristol's highest hills, with panoramic views.

Old Church Farm

Old Church Farm

Bristol, Gloucestershire

In the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside, this one-time Saxon hunting lodge, rebuilt over centuries and rich in Tudor detail, is an intimate B&B, with large and characterful bedrooms, welcoming hosts, and a Cordon Bleu dinner cooked by arrangement on Fridays and Saturdays.

Artist Residence Bristol

Artist Residence Bristol

Bristol, Bristol

A Grade I listed terrace on a garden square, once home to footwear manufacturers, has been given a stylish reboot in the signature Artist Residence manner, with a wealth of modern artworks, vintage and upcycled furniture, a wide choice of quirky bedrooms and a menu of tempting large and small plates.

Lido Townhouse

Lido Townhouse

Bristol, Somerset

A Victorian lido, restored and remodelled with spa, poolside bar and Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, now has five chic rooms in a Georgian townhouse just moments away.

Hort's Townhouse

Hort's Townhouse

Bristol, Somerset

A former sports bar and one-time Berni Inn, this handsome pub has been splendidly renovated in Art Deco style for Young’s, recapturing its 1920s glory days, when it housed a cocktail bar.

Brooks Guesthouse

Brooks Guesthouse

Bristol

A1950s office block in central Bristol has been reimagined as a cool B&B, with neat bedrooms, shiny rooftop caravans, a relaxed vibe and a courtyard garden, all providing affordable accommodation beside St Nicholas market, minutes from the bars and restaurants of Wapping Wharf.

Arty city full of green spaces Bristol beckons for a relaxing hotel stay where you can wander around top museums, take in some art or music, and see historic houses and modern-day exhibitions. Walk across Clifton Suspension Bridge, which has almost become the symbol of Bristol, 250ft above the Avon Gorge and built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Bristol Cathedral has a magnificent interior and the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is well worth perusing with amazing artefacts from stuffed animals to hanging bi-planes. The M Shed, a modern museum documenting Bristol's past, is a must-do for visitors and there are striking contemporary art displays in the Arnolfini, in Bristol's buzzing Harbourside area. The Good Hotel Guide's hotels in Bristol include a contemporary converted hostel right by St Nicholas Market to a five-storey Merchant's House with copper baths. If you book for a hotel stay at the beginning of August you might witness the spectacular hot air balloon festival, Europe's biggest event. Mass ascents see up to 100 balloons in the sky and after dark amazing night-glow events take place. Get a great view of the city at any time of year by climbing Brandon Hill - and if you're energetic Cabot Tower too - and picnicking among the wildlife.

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