Museum in Bristol

“Great staff , great meal. Friendly and helpful staff willing to accommodate us last minute with baby and young kids . Despite fire alarm, staff were great”

“A last minute booking for one night on 1st December. The room was large, clean and with a very comfortable bed. Proper blackout curtains and decent windows meant the room was dark and quiet. An iron and an ironing board were a welcome sight, as was the large shower. Staff were friendly and attentive with a good sense of humour. Nit picking would say that there is a £3.00 charge for parking, and for some reason Google Maps took me to a different hotel several miles away. All in all though, a good quality, well priced hotel and recommended.”

“Great place. I stayed alone but also perfect for families. Excellent room, breakfast and very friendly host.”

“both the front desk AND the bar staff are absolutely delicious. Have a feeling they love having a bit too much fun haha! Service was so good room was safe and sound, and the beers…phenomenal. Would recommend to those travelling”

“Lovely flat conversion, kept the original features.”

“The Sanctuary is cozy convenient and a quiet place to stay, relax and enjoy the local or as a stopover on a long haul journey”

“Used this bus stop for coming back home after a walk It has a couple of benches to sit (near by) on whilst waiting for the bus This stop is served by the X7/X9 which originate from Nailsea and go towards Bristol city centre and on to the bus station. Regular service even on a Sunday which between them are every 1/2 hour Check times before travelling as there is no real time information available at this stop”

“Good location, nice spacious rooms with kitchen, TV and en suite. Would recommend”

“We rented in this building for just over a year. It's a lively neighbourhood in the summer months with people cooking outside and celebrating time with friends and family which was always really nice to see. I saw that there was a mention of a lot of noise in previous reviews; when my tenancy started there were a few Air BnB's making noise but once we contacted the management company this was dealt with promptly and didn't happen again. For the rest of my time there, any noise that I did hear was what you'd expect if you're living above and below people. Bike shed did get broken into but again, the management company sorted this quickly with new locks and it didn't happen again. I had lovely neighbours and everyone in the block was a part of a Whatsapp group which gave the place a lovely community feel. The flats are big and bright and have a lot of character which I really liked in comparison to other places in Bristol. The location is absolutely brilliant with some great bakeries 2 minutes away, Cabot Circus on your doorstep and easy access to other areas like Montpellier, Cotham, Redland, Clifton, the harbour and the Bristol to Bath cycle path. St Pauls is a diverse neighbourhood with a great buzz about it; people are friendly and there's some beautiful green spaces close by too. I'd definitely live here again, sad to have left.”

“K's Apartments have been a great choice for my family. The apartment layout is smart, maximizing space and natural light. The facilities, including the gym and common areas, are always clean and well-equipped. The only reason I'm giving it four stars instead of five is that parking can sometimes be a bit tight. Otherwise, everything else has been excellent, and we love living here.”

“Great place for the homeless in need of accommodation”

“A professional, helpful transport company that our customers regularly use and we are always happy to recommend. The drivers are experienced, polite and adhere to the site rules for health and safety that we insist on without complaint. Genuinely a pleasure to deal with.”

“We booked the private dining room at Gambas for my daughters 19th surprise birthday celebrations. The restaurant were very very helpful organising the event as my daughter has dietary requirements and we wanted the surprise element too. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was absolutely lovely and the staff were really helpful and had great vibes! We will definitely be booked the private dining experience again at Gambas. Many thanks to everyone there”

“The hill is situated in Bristol city. It’s a moderate climb to the top of the hill and then you can climb to top of Cabot tower. On the day we visited it was raining and windy, but we still enjoyed the walk and the climb. Highly recommended.”

“Snuff Mills is a charming park offering a peaceful retreat from city life. Nestled along the River Frome, it boasts picturesque woodland trails, a historic mill, and serene riverside views. The well-maintained paths are perfect for leisurely walks, jogging, or cycling. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse flora and fauna. It's a great spot for picnics, with plenty of open spaces and benches. The tranquility and natural beauty make it an ideal destination for families, nature lovers, and dog walkers. Parking is convenient, and the area is generally clean and safe. Overall, Snuff Mills is a delightful urban oasis.”

“A brilliant place to spend the day, there is a fantastic play area for children to have all the fun in the world, and the walk around the park is lovely, it's quite heavenly listening to the stream and the birds”

“A wonderful place for a walk especially with a dog, wooded areas, views over the estuary and a lovely cafe. Didn't have time to explore it all as I was on time restraints will visit again as just off the M5 so a good break from a journey”

“I took my nephew to this park today and it instantly hit me with a wave of nostalgia. This was the very same park I used to visit as a little one with my family. I remember happily walking down Happy Lane, a narrow footpath decorated with creative artwork from amazing people, though sadly a few have vandalised it with white or pink scribbles. It’s an incredible place that holds so much sentimental value for me. My nephew had an amazing time and especially loved the swings. I was glad to see they’d kept the splash pool too. I have fond memories of splashing around in it as a kid, and seeing him enjoy the park made it feel like my childhood smile had been passed down to him. It’s funny and beautiful how life works sometimes. Nostalgia truly is a gift.”

“Lovely place to come with kids or family. Big play area with toilets next to it. There are paths down to the river which can provide shade in the summer. The hill to the river can be quite steep for some.”

“Blaise Castle is a hidden gem in Bristol. The stunning landscape and picturesque surroundings make it a perfect spot for a leisurely walk or a family picnic. The castle itself is charming and steeped in history, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past. The grounds are well-maintained, and there are plenty of trails to explore, making it a great place for both kids and adults. The views from the castle are breathtaking, especially on a clear day. I also loved the nearby café, which has a lovely selection of snacks and drinks. The atmosphere is relaxed, and it's a great place to unwind after exploring the area. Overall, I highly recommend visiting Blaise Castle if you're in Bristol. It's a wonderful blend of nature, history, and tranquility!”

“Very nice park within the city. There is a free car park, big, open fields, a lake, a river and plenty of woodland. Especially good to visit now in the spring as you will see ducklings and baby swans in the pond. You can also walk along the river, surrounded by trees. It's a very busy place, lots of people with dogs so smell is not the best.”

“Tons of open space for kids to run around and play, very well kept together . Dog friendly as well... Fantastic place to spend a few hours or a day with a picnic.”

“Our new home ground for under 13s football. Beautiful, well maintained ground with changing rooms, showers, full size goals. Pitch is nicely level and cut very well. The cafe, toilets and benches add to the utility and make the three hours on a saturday morning very pleasant indeed.”