“A hip statement hotel in the centre of Bristol. It has its own award-winning Jetty restaurant serving fabulous seasonal fish dishes, funky elongated bar with live DJs and cavernous spa in the bank’s former vaults. Bedrooms are comfortable and chic and staff are welcoming.”
“A hip statement hotel in the centre of Bristol. It has its own award-winning Jetty restaurant serving fabulous seasonal fish dishes, funky elongated bar with live DJs and cavernous spa in the bank’s former vaults. Bedrooms are comfortable and chic and staff are welcoming.”
Hotel Review
Recommended For
- City Style
- With an award winning restaurant, a plush spa and knockout cocktails it's the perfect hip base for exploring Bristol.
- Museums
- Culture vultures must be sure to visit the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.
- Close to nightlife
- Within five minutes walk of some Bristol's nightlife hotspots.
- Local markets
- Only a two minute walk from St Nicholas Market.
- Sights nearby
- Visit the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge.
- Spa
- HarSpa in the old bank vaults
- Opulent
- Grand Hotel
- Conference facilities
- Gym
- Restaurant
- Luxury
- Traditional
- Historic
Facilities
- Spa
- HarSpa in the old bank vaults
- Wifi
- No pets
- Meeting Room
- Sauna/Steam
- Bar
- Conference facilities
- Gym
- Restaurant
- Room service
Activities
- Museums
- Culture vultures must be sure to visit the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.
- Close to nightlife
- Within five minutes walk of some Bristol's nightlife hotspots.
- Local markets
- Only a two minute walk from St Nicholas Market.
- Sights nearby
- Visit the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge.
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