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- 4.4 Average rating
- 90% With reviews
- 82% With photos
- 72 Highly rated
- 133 Open on weekends
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Browse museum in Bristol. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 238 results in Bristol. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 199,329 reviews & ratings.
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“Great place to stay! So warm and welcoming.”
“Friendly staff. Heating wasn't working in our room and no other rooms available so gave us a portable heater with a lot of apologies for it not working. Didn't try the food as the menu was limited but one of the staff mentioned the pub across the road and I would recommend going there as the food was excellent and staff friendly and less than a 10 min walk.”
“Stayed 2 nights at the beginning of August with my dog who had major surgery at Bristol Vets Specialists which was a 10 minute walk away. Was so convenient, especially as pets were allowed. Staff were amazing, particularly Katie, who gave hugs and empathy the day my dog had surgery, I would also like to thank Nicola and Sian too. Highly recommended, I will always remember their kindness, thank you.”
“Can't complain at all, staff were friendly and helpful, room was clean and even had air conditioning which was a relief. The buffet breakfast was cheap and totally acceptable It's very close proximity to a Subway and short distance from a supermarket was convenient as well”
“Lovely to sit outside here for lunch on a sunny day (in October! ) Service was efficient: you order inside, give your table number & food is brought to you. Between us we enjoyed very good homemade soup (sweet potato & red pepper) & a wrap. Usual range of teas & coffees. Cakes looked great but we didn't indulge. Would definitely go again.”
“Went here even after reading the other reviews, just for the idea of novelty value. But, it was actually a really nice place to stay, didn't need to book in advance, and could get a room with my friend for only £16 each. Clean, well looked after, good housekeeping routine, more of a self-service basis, but with the nature of it being a hostel works efficiently. Provided free tee and coffee, had a lounge, living room(TV, DVD's Books), kitchen with dining table, music and gaming room. The rooms have safes or you can keep valuables at the reception, the place felt more like a little community than somewhere that could be hostile, and be at risk of losing your things or health and safety being at risk. I couldn't recommend it more, and would definitely stay here every time I go to Bristol, and will recommend others that they do also.”
“i cant believe you do food love i wasn’t disappointed. it wasn’t that bad i ask for a burger with no bun /bread and no chips , salad instead. but no picked gherkin or salad on top of my burger, it was 2 lots of burger with cheese look very boring but if was nice salad was nice ok fresh corncob very good. great work that your selling food. hopefully no more takeaways if we book Travelodge staff are very friendly. mite have breakfast but it depends on what time i get up in the morning i’m full now going to bed now keep up.”
“5 stars to Ellie and Amber, those girls are absolutely brilliant at their jobs and stars! So kind and understanding, the hotel and kitchen was absolutely rammed and they still persevered and got through it with a smile despite there only being two of them. Amazing customer service and understanding and cannot complain. They really made our stay. Rooms were okay, no issues, we had an issue with one of the rooms (our fault, our child had an accident on the bed) we offered to change the sheets with some spare bedding and they gave us an upgrade instead! Didn’t expect this at all, as was happy to just change the sheets ourselves as it was technically our fault, but the staff insisted. Internet connection was poor and no signal during the entire 3 day stay, parking and signal/wifi issues were the only letdown with this hotel. Nearly £50 parking for a 3 day stay, damaged our car on the way in due to a sudden steep drop, so be mindful. £10 for WiFi for 3 days that didn’t work, we did complain however it was not resolved.”
“Seriously. 44 pounds for a double room. The sheets were clean, the room was tidy. It was quiet and very easy to find. There was even parking for a tenner. If i had paid a lot of money i might have complained a bit about the older appliances or the daggy decor. But you get what you pay for and for 44 pound a night my wife and i were extremely happy”
“Myself & a friend went on the Cotswold tour on March 31st. Richard was our guide & he was excellent, with some great stories. We got to see lovely small towns such as Castle Combe and Bourton-on-the-Water which would have been difficult to reach otherwise without a car. Given the width & winding nature of some of the roads we travelled, I was very glad that someone else was doing the driving! Maddy's recorded pieces were really enlightening. As a keen Tolkien reader, I was interested to see the two trees either side of the church door in Stow - definitely reminiscent of the doors to Moria. Having just a small group certainly made a difference - and was much more manageable.”
“This was such a great tour! Dan was a fantastic driver and knew a lot. I appreciated that he pointed out landmarks on the drive and how organized he was. The bus departed and arrived on schedule and everything went smoothly. I felt that two hours at Stonehenge was the perfect amount of time. I will recommend this tour to anyone I know that wants to visit Stonehenge!”
“This place has so much history to it. Chris and Kate looked after us on our weekend away superbly. Kate is a wizard in the kitchen. Worthy of the various awards they've received”
“When a more economical private medical insurance was required to take over from a previous employer scheme, our financial adviser put us in touch with Excellect. Charlie Francis was extremely personable, helpful and knowledgeable in providing alternative policies, with 'The Exeter' subsequently offering enormous monthly premium savings for a policy very similar to our previous one. I will most certainly be delighted to recommend the services of Excellect in future. Many thanks!”
“We visited here two years ago and wer impressed then, this visit did nothing to diminish that feeling. We really enjoyed the history of the Historic Dockyard and the SS Great Britain. The staff and volunteers are amazing and really friendly, plus the information they provided us was really interesting. The way it is layed out was very fluid allowing you to see an experience the life of this ship and the LIfe of Brunel. A must see when you visit Bristol.”
“I did my research on various Bridgerton Bath tours available before traveling there from Chicago, this particular one by Paul was highly recommended with great reviews. My best friend and I were not disappointed by this one in the slightest. Paul was very informative and charismatic and I truly enjoyed his little extra details and information about both Bath and Bridgerton. I would GLADLY book this tour again should I i return to london for a 3rd trip.”
“You cannot beat the £10 lunch deal. The value for money is astonishing. Freshly made pasta and quality ingredients cooked simply to produce great flavours. Staff are wonderful and the vibe is always good. Need I say more? The best around.”
“Hands down my favourite coffee shop in Bristol. Incredible coffee (in particular the cold brew), with always lovely service. The atmosphere is inviting and unique. It's nice having a coffee shop that cares about their coffee, while also being inviting and having options for non-coffee people. I love to bring friends and family here, it's very special to me.”
“A group of us ate here at the weekend in celebration of my birthday. It was the most fantastic experience! The restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere but still maintains a high level of professionalism. Two of us had the vegetarian menu whilst the other two had the standard menu and all of us were blown away by the quality and the individuality of each course. My particular favourite was the tomatoes with whipped ricotta (best tomatoes I've ever eaten); other gems included the Old Winchester tartlet, the confit aubergine, and the rosemary fudge. The wine pairings were well thought out and in my view good value for money. What really topped off a superb evening was the exceptional service we received from start to finish - the staff are friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and true asset to this restaurant.”
“Very nice hotel room. We had a twin which was on the second (top) floor. We hadn’t realised it was part of / above a pub. Our stay was midweek so it was quiet, it may not be at the weekends as we were above the street and entrance. Excellent service, nice room with little welcome gift. Nice and central for a visit to Bristol.”
“Fantastic tour!! A must do in Bath!! Ed our guide was knowledgeable and fun! We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and the food establishments we went to were top notch!! Definitely worth doing every visit to Bath!”
“A unique and really special place to stay. Richard the charming owner is very welcoming and has so many great stories to tell about the history of the house. We had a wonderful night's sleep in a huge and comfortable bed followed by a delicious breakfast. I hope we can come back one day.”
“Such a beautiful place food could not be any better I do recommend the bonoleges and the gelato and get the ogan juice good place”
“The guys there, Steve and Stu, really know their stuff. They carry nearly all the juices I've ever heard off, and loads I haven't. They also have loads of testers available to try. They also have a wide range of mods, batteries, chargers, coils and coil building sets. Basically everything you could need. Nicely laid out shop with everything you could need regarding vaping all under 1 roof. And their prices are really good. Next time I'm in I'll take some pics to post as it's really cool inside. The décor is so cool and inviting. Top work fellas. Si. H.”
“Beautiful walk or cycle within easy reach of Devizes (which is also nice for a wander). If boats are travelling along this stretch of canal it's great to see the technology in action enabling them to travel up/down hill. Great day out with a nice cafe at the top of the hill, enjoyed by the whole family, the kids even managed to get in on the action helping boaters through the locks.”
“Another place I was sceptical to visit not being sure whether it would be my thing or not but believe me when I say they have something for everyone and you can easily kill a couple of hours here. If you have any older family members it’s well worth taking them for a trip down memory lane. I brought a coach group here and the staff were amazing and made everything so easy. On site cafe with good food at an even better price. I was so impressed with the place I brought my partner along to see it on my day off”
“The tower is worth the 10min walk from the bottom. The stairs are a little tight but when you get to the first floor, the view is spectacular, with information about locations and their direction. The second floor is a bit tighter, only for one person at a time but again, the view is spectacular.”
“What an incredible visit to the John Wesley Museum! So powerful to walk through the history and realise just how far the Methodist movement has come. The space is beautifully preserved and really brings his story to life. It’s interactive, thoughtful, and actually great for kids too a brilliant way to engage all ages in such a meaningful legacy. Truly inspiring.”
“Stunning food, beautiful to look at and even better to taste, Cargo @ Wapping Wharf is a great place to visit down by the harbourside and Ben & his team are now an integral part of this vibrant destination.”
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