Bristol (Somerset)

Located in Bristol's Old Town, Brooks Guesthouse enjoys an excellent location. Choose from novel Air Stream accommodation or classically decorated bedrooms - all fitted with mod-cons such as i-pod docks, TVs and DVD players. Superb locally sourced breakfasts are served each morning. A great stay.

• Local exploring - Right in the thick of it, you are walking distance from some of Bristol's main attractions
• Families - Book one of the fun airstream style caravans for 2 adults and 2 kids (up to 8)
• Local markets - St Nicholas Market is on your doorstep
• Boutique

Monmouthshire

Restaurant with rooms located on a remote stretch of the River Usk. Excellent food is made with ingredients from the kitchen garden; dine al fresco on the water's edge. Sumptuous rooms, some with four-poster beds, have a deluxe feel. Guests have access to nearby golf & spa resort if they fancy it.

• Country Escape - Serene & tranquil setting for quiet weekends; the place to dine well & just enjoy your idyllic surroundings
• Foodies - Surprisingly for such a remote spot, the 2 AA Rosette award-winning restaurant has become a foodie hotspot
• Restaurant - Tuck into impressive contemporary British food made with local & seasonal ingredients & enjoy the riverside setting
• Local markets - To sample more local food drive to Abergavenny - Wales' food hotspot

Bristol

Just to west of Bristol, Berwick Lodge is a magnificent Manor House Hotel. Ornate and elegant, the rooms are decorated with luxurious beds and tasteful artwork. The Lodge's 2AA Rosette restaurant is excellent and focuses on seasonal British cuisine.

• Sights nearby - Take a trip into Bristol and explore the city's sights and lights.
• Great walks - The surrounding gardens and countryside are perfect for walking.
• Restaurant
• Romantic

Monmouthshire (Newport)

Set in a stone-built monastery, this charming hotel is nestled within the historic town of Caerleon on the River Usk. The rooms are light and airy, some with antique furniture, four-posters, and free-standing tubs. There's a fine dining restaurant, tapas bar, and secluded grounds. A tranquil stay.

• Romantic Break - Four-poster beds, antique furnishings, and free-standing tubs make for a relaxed romantic escape full of character and charm
• Local exploring - Discover the area's ancient history with its castles, barracks, and Roman baths
• Restaurant - Savour the best of locally-sourced cuisine at the restaurant
• Four poster beds

Bristol (Stokes Croft)

A stylish boutique pub with rooms in the trendy Stokes Croft neighbourhood. Plush Art Deco-styled rooms have sash windows, rich hues, parquet floors, and modern art. The lively pub serves classic hearty British fare and has a good selection of cocktails. A characterful and lively base.

• Local exploring - Well positioned in a characterful and central neighbourhood that's surrounded by independent stores and restaurants
• Museums - M Shed on Bristol’s iconic Harbourside is one of the city's most vibrant museums
• City Style - With its Art Deco design and excellent cocktails this is a stylish central base
• Local markets - Take a stroll through St Nicholas Market and pick up some snacks and nick-nacks

Bristol (Clifton)

Stylish and intimate townhouse accommodation in Bristol – a real home from home. The elevated position provides stunning views over city and countryside alike. A classy spot for relaxing city break or base for exploring the area.

• Views - Wonderful views over both Bristol and the surrounding countryside
• Boutique
• Sights nearby

Gloucestershire (Royal Forest of Dean)

A picture perfect country house hotel set in the stunning landscape of the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley. Charming chic rooms and suites, an acclaimed British restaurant, acres of emerald garden, and plenty of countryside pursuits to choose from. The perfect country escape.

• Views - Stunning woodland walks and views over bubbling brooks and meandering rivers.
• Active Holiday - The countryside landscape offers plenty of activities.
• Foodies
• Country Escape

Bristol

A chic collection of self-catering apartments in popular Clifton. Units vary in size but each has the essentials such as washing machines and well-equipped kitchens. Interiors blend original features and antiques with fresh modern fabrics and pale wood floors. Ideal for independent travellers.

• Self catering - Units are equipped with the essentials including a high-end kitchen, a washing machine, and a dishwasher — ideal for long stays
• Families - Two-bedroom apartments or the option to add beds into one of the smaller units makes this a good choice for independent families
• Local exploring - Well located in popular Clifton with many of Bristol's attractions within walking distance
• Sights nearby - Head to Bristol's vibey harbourside to visit the Arnolfini Gallery, SS Great Britain, and the M-Shed Museum

Bristol

A very stylish small boho-chic hotel set in an up-and-coming Bristol neighbourhood. Rooms vastly differ in size (and cost) meaning there is something for all. However, each is impeccably styled with modern art, upcycled furniture, and vintage finds. With a buzzy cocktail bar, this is a hip stay.

• City Style - Bohemian-chic at its best with beautifully styled rooms and a happening bar — this is the place to be in Bristol
• Sights nearby - View the SS Great Britain steam liner housed in Bristol's lovely harbourside
• Boutique
• Lively

Bristol

A historic hotel boasting fabulous views of Clifton Suspension Bridge. Beautifully styled rooms and suites are designed with a modern take on traditional style. Think moody hues, rich fabrics, tongue-in-cheek artworks, and luxe bathrooms. With a popular steak restaurant, this is a luxury stay.

• Local exploring - Set in the popular Clifton area, there are plenty of boutique stores and good restaurants and bars nearby
• Romantic Break - Pick one of the suites with twin in-room freestanding baths set in a bay window for a romantic base
• Sights nearby - Enjoy views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, visit the impressive Bristol Cathedral, or stop by the S.S. Great Britain
• Restaurant - The restaurant, Goram & Vincent, has fabulous views and serves very good steak

Bristol (Narrow Lewins Mead)

A stylish converted warehouse steps from the Bristol Harbourside. Loft style rooms are spacious and moody with fabulous contemporary bathrooms. A fantastic bistro and a side-order of fine wine are worthy of a visit alone.

• City Style - Loft style rooms, a fantastic French restaurant and a great location.
• Sights nearby - - St Nicholas Market, which sells everything from antiques to street food, is a five-minute walk away
• Great walks - Take a stroll along the scenic Kennet and Avon Canal.
• Restaurant

Bristol

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.

• City Style - With an award winning restaurant, a plush spa and knockout cocktails it's the perfect hip base for exploring Bristol.
• 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

Monmouthshire (Monmouthshire)

Refined Michelin starred restaurant with rooms set in peaceful Welsh valley. Modern rooms with large comfortable beds and luxury bathrooms. Friendly service, understated setting and exceptional cuisine often using locally foraged produce. A real culinary treat.

• Foodies - A phenomanal Michelin starred restaurant serving up locally sourced seasonal produce, crafted to technical perfection.
• Local exploring - Ideal base for exploring Wye Valley, Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. As well as local rambling through the woods.
• Great walks - Pack some wellies and walk directly from the hotel through St Margarets Wood.
• Sights nearby - Tintern Abbey and Raglan Castle are nearby, and worth checking out.

Gloucestershire (UK)

An opulent castle hotel a stone's throw from Bristol. The regal décor transports guests to the Tudor era, with grand fourposters, ceiling frescos and decadent fabrics. Dine where kings did, in a garden-fed restaurant, and indulge in regal activities. A true escape into the past

• Active Holiday - Dive into Tudor history with falconry, archery and axe throwing, an ideal blend for the spirited adventurer
• Other Activities - Discover the Severn Valley's charm, a tapestry of countryside beauty, just a stone's throw from regal luxury
• Restaurant - Feast on artful cuisine, a blend of history and modernity, where every bite tells a story of royal banquets
• Wildlife Area - Engage in falconry, feeling the weight of history on your arm, as majestic birds soar over ancestral lands