Bristol Hotels with Wifi

"I stayed at the Grand Bristol by Sunday for one night over the weekend. Overall, it was okay and served its purpose for a short stay. The room was clean and had everything I needed. There were a couple of downsides, though. The shower was a bit unusual and not the easiest to use, which made it less enjoyable. Also, the walls seemed very thin, so I could hear quite a lot of noise from neighbouring rooms. That said, for a short stay it did the job, and the location and basic facilities were adequate. I would consider staying again if I just needed somewhere convenient for a night."

"Amazing hotel - the only thing is it is in the middle of a little alley (part of which is inaccessible by car), so you may need to carry your luggage into the main reception area. That being said, amazing service and rooms. Loved the time spent!"

"Okay the room wasn’t the best cleaned i must say. Because there was a contact lens trash on the bathroom floor. But overall it was a good hotel for its price. Breakfast is normally better at double tree hotels with jam in little canned glass which is better quality but this hotel lacked it. Other than that the location is definitely something to be kept in mind. It takes approximately 50 minutes to go to the center with m1 or t1 bus. But on a Sunday those busses run on either 20 or 30 min intervals so it’s quite a bit of a hassle. I didnt try the pool or the gym but they looked good i must say. What i also found a bit annoying is that i got my room at exactly 3pm.. it wasn’t ready before but it’s a luck issue."

"Very comfortable hotel right at the canals. Very close to a major restaurant and club area so a bit loud in the evening but windows are well insulated. Comfortable bed and well maintained bathroom. Staff was friendly. There is a large parking garage next to the hotel and 24 hour parking, when paid at the hotel, is £18."

"We are first time to Bristol, Majestic Hotel is good wjich is in an excellant location in the city center, very convinient to walk around the Bristol City, you can easy to find food around this place and it close to a pier, my room with a good city view."

"I stayed at the Holiday Inn Bristol-Filton with my family for an extended weekend trip, and overall, it was a comfortable and relaxing experience. The hotel is located just outside Bristol city centre, so it’s perfect if you’re driving or want somewhere quiet after a busy day. It’s close to the M32 and A4174, which makes access pretty easy, though it’s not ideal if you’re relying on buses or taxis every day. The check-in process was smooth and the staff were genuinely friendly with warm smiles, quick service, and happy to help with local directions. The lobby and common areas look recently refurbished, clean, and welcoming. You can tell that the hotel is well-maintained. The room was spacious, tidy, and had everything I needed: a comfortable bed, crisp sheets, and good soundproofing for a peaceful night’s sleep. The bathroom was spotless with decent toiletries provided. The only slight downside was that the air-conditioning took a while to cool the room, but once it kicked in, it worked fine. Wi-Fi was stable and fast enough for streaming and work calls. The breakfast buffet was excellent. There were plenty of hot and cold options, including fresh pastries, eggs, sausages, cereals, and fruits. Staff were attentive in topping things up and clearing tables quickly. I also tried dinner at the on-site restaurant one evening; the food was good, though a bit pricey for the portion sizes. There’s also a bar area that stays open late, which is nice for a quiet drink in the evening. The leisure facilities are a bonus with a decent-sized indoor pool, a gym, and a sauna, all clean and well-kept. Families seemed to enjoy the space, and it never felt overcrowded. There’s also plenty of outdoor green space around the hotel, which gives it a more relaxed, countryside feel even though you’re still close to the city. Parking is available on site, though it’s not free but it’s highly subsidised something to be aware of before arriving. The signs could be clearer about payment, but once you know, it’s straightforward. In summary, Holiday Inn Bristol-Filton is a solid, comfortable, and family-friendly hotel that offers good value for money if you don’t mind staying a bit outside the city centre. Ideal for business travellers, road-trippers, or families who want peace and quiet with easy access to Bristol. Would definitely stay again when I’m in the area."

"Overnight stay at the hotel. Perfect location, very reasonable price for parking and very convenient. Staffs are friendly and helpful. Will definitely come back again!"

"We stayed for two nights recently. Everything about the hotel was right but we particularly liked the room. It was spacious, comfortable and clean. The decor was modern but not too minimalist. All fittings were in good condition and the heating and air-conditioning worked. We did not eat at the hotel as there are nice cafes etc very close by and a proper pub just up to road. The hotel is not in the very centre of Bristol but it's close to everything. Ideal for us. A subsidised car park is only a five minute walk away. All staff were friendly and helpful too. We will stay again."

"The only thing we had a problem with was the plug in the bathroom sink becoming stuck nd also no hot water from the tap only the shower."

"Whilst this hotel is in a busy location, it has discounted NCP parking, excellent facilities and great rooms. Service was excellent and the Executive Lounge and breakfasts were excellent. Clean, modern and well maintained. Great price too."