The 30 Best Pet friendly hotel in Bristol

“This was for a pre booked Christmas meal with family. Great food and service and the table looked nice with runner and crackers. The only thing missing was, once we were seated, no one came to just greet us and let us know how long food would be, etc. Otherwise everything was great. Thank you”

“We hired it as a group. Good kitchen facilities, comfy beds, good-sized lounge. Near enough to the village and gorge to walk to.”

“Spent a wonderful week at Cheddar Woods, the cabins were clean and well equipped for a self catering stay, including dishwasher and washing machine. We had a hot tub, which was wonderful and hot, and a fake fire place which heats up quickly. The heating and hot water was brilliant, as was the water pressure. There was a heated pool, which again was clean and open mornings and afternoon. There was walks, and Cheddar Gorge is close by. We took a walk down, but take the longer route as it has a path! The staff were friendly, it was great for kids they have a little arcade with cheap £1 rides and a playground outside the restaurant. We didn’t eat in there, but the food looked good. I recommend the fresh milk from the shop, it is delicious. It is a great location, and in beautiful woods. We will be back!”

“Just returned from spending two nights at this wonderful hotel. It recently has undergone refurbishment which has been thoughtfully carried out. The rooms are very comfortable, big beds, excellent pillows. The amenities in the room are of the highest quality, including the little bottles of milk in the room fridge. The grounds are beautiful landscaped and are fully furnished with seating, outdoor heating and a pizza oven in an under cover area. The Upper Deck restaurant is of high quality, providing a menu that is fitting if the best restaurants, certainly recommend the roasted shallots as a side dish. Wine selection is excellent and reasonably priced. The bar area offers a wide selection of beers, wines and spirits. The staff are amazing, Kirsty the reception went above and beyond ensuring our stay was very pleasant. The location of the hotel is close to Tintern Abbey and some very nice walks and Chepstow is only 15 minutes away by car. Thank you The Royal George we will hopefully be returning for your wonderful hospitality.”

“We first went to the restaurant here and loved the food and atmosphere so much that we came back to get married here! The grounds are amazing and the food is worth more than its 2 AA rosettes. The staff are impeccable and trained to the highest standard. The hotel and rooms are extremely luxurious - we felt like royalty. I'd live here if I could!”

“Absolutely delicious Sunday lunch of a duo of beef served with cauliflower cheese, peas broccoli and swede, followed by crumble and custard. Excellent value for 2 courses. We were served by the lovely and friendly Charlotte. Hope to return soon.”

“My partner, myself and our 2 dogs have just spent 3 fabulous nights at Millingbrook lodge and without doubt this is one of the nicest places we have ever stayed in recent years. The rooms are spacious and maintained to a very high standard. The staff are exceptionally friendly and welcoming and the pub is well stocked, with a lovely menu and a great range of beers and wines. We cannot recommend this place enough - whether as a stop-over , or for exploring the beautiful surrounding forest and countryside.”

“Stayed in the campsite behind the pub which is equally amazing. Food and service amazing, plenty of tables, tons of advice regarding dining. Meals arrived super quick. All the staff were friendly. Only grump I have is the staff don't clear tables down outside, on the way back from delivering to other tables.”

“We stayed here on a 2 night break and had such a great experience. The check in was easy (staff at the pub are super friendly and attentive) and the room blow us away - it was gorgeous! We stayed in the Puddle Duck room. The freestanding bath was my favourite - I did not want to leave! Bed is huge and very comfy. Such nice touches too that we weren’t expecting; like bottled water, great selection of teas, breakfast goody bag in the morning plus replenished water. Also points for having bath sheet sized towels! We had dinner at the pub on the first night and it was delicious. I love the artwork in the restaurant. Wish we could’ve stayed for Sunday roast.”

“First visit for us since new management. Lunch was outstanding with lots of choice. Freshly cooked and good portion size. Right beside the river and a gorgeous location especially if the weather was better than our visit. It was busy and almost full on a Thursday lunchtime so book ahead. Service was excellent from the staff, well informed, well trained and just the right attitude.”

“Although a short stay, it was a lovely one. The room was amazing, well laid out, clean and the shower was great. The breakfast was fantastic, locally sourced and freshly cooked. Would highly recommend this place, will definitely not be our last visit.”

“This was a very good find, it's one of those pubs that's close to Bristol, that you drive past. The welcome and service were genuine and good, it's a local pub that welcomes dog's and walker's. A really great place to stop for a coffee, drink or meal. We will be back Still good in July 24”

“Lovey local pub, nice beer garden out front to enjoy a pint the Somerset sunshine! Great service from the landlords Graham & Cheryl. Highly recommend you stop by if you’re ever in Shipham!”

“Stayed here a couple of times now. Fantastic service from the moment you arrive. Lovely rooms, great pub downstairs with entertainment, good food/drink selection and loads of board games you can take up to your room. Only a 15 min walk into the centre or a 5min taxi ride. Staff were fantastic. Will 100% stay again if we are back in the area.”

“We drove up here for a single night’s stay. The area is simply stunning and the beautiful stone built pub is in an ideal small village location just outside Dursley. The rooms are perfect for the price we paid and the scoring is relative to the price. For the ~£85 a night, including a light breakfast, it’s excellent. After dropping of the bags we went downstairs for a pint (Timmy Taylors - joy) and found that the Inn is also a great curry house. Result. Also, great to see lots of locals in the pub on a Weds. Only comment is that the air freshener scent is very strong, especially on a hot hight like we had. Highlybrecommented.”

“A fantastic traditional pub. Plenty of room, lovely staff and I went on a Saturday and they had live music. The atmosphere was electric.”

“I had my birthday party in the Long Room and it was great we could decorate it, had djs and our own space. Was really easy to organise and the staff were lovely”

“Oh Thursday night, the week’s old friend, When work and woes begin to end. At The Wellington, the faithful flock, To test their brains and beat the clock. And there she stood — the quiz queen gemma, But no, not Gemma… our legend EMMA! With question sheets and mic in hand, She ruled that pub like trivia land. From general knowledge to music scores, From capital cities to dinosaur wars, She fired off rounds both fierce and fair, While pints and laughter filled the air. The tables buzzed, the pencils flew, As Emma grinned — “Right, round two!” A sports one next, we all went blank, (Except old Dave — he’s basically a tank). “Oh dear,” she said with a cheeky grin, “Guess again, you might just win!” And somehow, through the hazy din, We found our luck — a quiz-night win! The picture round? A test of sight! “That’s Boris… or is it Dwight?” The room went mad, confusion spread, (We wrote “Shrek” — close enough, we said). The music round — what a delight! From ABBA gold to Blur’s “Parklife.” Half the pub began to sing, And The Wellington walls did almost ring! Emma’s timing — sharp, precise, Her banter warm, her jokes concise. “You’re wrong — but close,” she’d sweetly tease, And somehow make defeat a breeze. Each score announced, suspense ran high, The losing team still aimed for pie. The winners cheered, the rest said “next week!” For Emma’s quiz is far from bleak. The beer was cold, the chips were hot, The laughter thick — we drank the lot! And in that pub, beneath its beams, We lived the Thursday quizzer’s dreams. So here’s to Emma, bright and bold, Whose quiz nights never once grow old. The Wellington thrives because she’s there — With humour, heart, and trivia flair. So if you’re free next Thursday eve, Don’t you dare think of trying to leave! Grab a pint, a pal, a pen — And join the best night ever again. For Thursday’s crown at The Wellington, Belongs to one — and only Emma-ton! (Alright, that rhyme was quite a stretch, But Emma’s quiz? The perfect catch!) ⭐ Verdict: Five stars, no doubt — she’s queen of the night, With brains, charm, and pure delight. The Wellington’s quiz is the week’s best treasure, Thanks to Emma — our host of pleasure!”

“Nice pub with a good atmosphere, friendly staff and tasty reasonable food. Near two main route bus stops. We went on a Wednesday evening and it was a good place to have a catch up after work.”

“Absolutely fantastic hotel - have been here twice this year as a getaway from Bristol. Stunning grounds and building, staff are really friendly and helpful. Rooms are gorgeous and spacious, large comfortable beds. Loved walking around the arboretum. Great value for money as room cost includes use of spa and breakfast too. Have stayed during off season and always really buzzing and great atmosphere in the bars, often live music in the Atrium. Would highly recommend!”

“We held a small family birthday party here. The girls that worked here were very hard working and attentive. The rooms are a good size for a small family gathering. My food was tasty, but a few that ordered the roast beef said it was slightly tough. Free parking spaces were available.”

“Virtual check in ridiculous as some people can't do it.if they dont have a phone. One towel for 2 adults gross Grubby looking dated decor throw cushions on couch look like charity shop buy. Access from lift to door looks like trashy council estate. Screaming kids outside so.had to keep windows shut and boil. Compared to Radcliffe St this was a dump we prefer the human touch not Virtual rubbish. Being forced to park in the Galleries overnight having to cart luggage all over the place and not being able to relax .....shoddy”

“The hotel staff are so helpful! We stayed here for 1 night as good location without the price tag for a gig. We had an issue with Expedia booking an extra room on our booking. We were left feeling frustrated as not able to be resolved but, the staff were so reassuring that they would help resolve this. A huge thank you to Lloyd front reception for being so supportive and professional in helping to manage the situation. From checking in to leaving the staff have been so welcoming. The pub garden was perfect for a few drinks in the sunshine before heading into the centre. Will definitely stay again.”

“Not sure how many times I've stayed here. Been great every time. I come back because its to good. Clean friendly and always a warm Chalet. Can't fault it . Steve Richards”

“This guesthouse is very well-situated, near the center of Bristol, 5 mn walk , located in a quiet neighborhood. The rooms are clean and comfortable. But the front hall is not very cosy. Only tables and chairs. Maybe you could make this room more warm and welcoming by adding sofas, sofa chairs and some decorations. The staff is very friendly. It was our first stay at this guesthouse and if we were to return to Bristol, we would stay here again.”

“Signed our tenancy agreement with The Property Outlet. Much appreciate Ashton’s assistance throughout the process. Very responsive and reliable . Renting a property was never as easy as this one. Definitely worth contacting them and using their services. We will be collecting keys very soon and all thanks to Ashton.”

“Stayed in this weekend while surprising my brother is law for his 60th birthday. Rooms, very clean, warm & very well presented. Member of staff at check-in very friendly, informative & attentive. Pricing very competitive & dog friendly in some rooms.”

“Didn’t stay in the hotel but had a very delicious lunch in the restaurant. An incredible range of gluten free options, was a real find for a coeliac. Then had a drink in a very pretty, secluded garden. Lovely staff too”

“Our stay at The Bear of Rodborough was full of countryside charm, complete with the occasional roaming cow making its way between the fields. It’s a wonderfully peaceful setting that feels like a proper escape from the hustle of everyday life. We stayed in a spacious and comfy room with stunning views overlooking the hills, which made for a lovely start and end to each day. The food was great, though there was a slight delay in service due to a couple of staff members being off sick. That said, the lady who served us was brilliant, warm, apologetic, and really looked after us, which more than made up for the wait. The outdoor seating area is also a highlight, perfect for relaxing with a drink and enjoying the scenery. The only minor downside was the persistent wasps, who seemed very keen to share our wine! All in all, a charming stay in a beautiful location, and we’d happily return for more countryside calm and character. Such a wonderful place.”

“Lovely apartment , perfect position for the Christmas Market, the only thing was we didn't realise it was three twisty sets of stairs and we had my 90 year old mum with us, but it didn't spoil it for us”