With its vibrant culture, stunning harbour location and exciting food scene Bristol is the perfect holiday location for any occasion. Located in the heart of Bristol, our newly transformed pub, home to 19 brand new beautiful boutique hotel bedrooms is perfectly positioned within a 10-minute walk from Bristol’s harbour side, Cabot Circus shopping centre, and an abundance of bars and restaurants.
Are you interested in exploring spots off the beaten path? Do you enjoy unique events and appreciate Art and Culture? Bristol is THE city for you!Â
Built in 1776, Old Vic on Kings Street is the longest running theatre in the English speaking world and it’s located just a short walk from our beautiful hotel. Before heading to their stunning theatre rooms to enjoy the show, you can relax and have a drink or two in their front bar.
Situated on the top of the gorgeous Brandon Hill is Cabot Tower, a 105ft tower built to commemorate John Cabot’s journey from Bristol to Canada. It offers a stunning 360 view of Bristol and is open daily from 8am with no admission fee.
*closing time varies through the year.
20th Century Flicks video shop is the oldest video rental shop in the world. The shop is located on the famous Christmas steps, and hidden behind the 20,000 films are two private cinema rooms.
Bristol is a home to more than 200 street graffiti artists and is the hometown of mysterious artist Banksy! Where the Wall offers Street Art Tours which will take you on the tour of the best graffiti spots in Bristol while providing stories behind the paintings and the history of Bristol art culture.
Located on Bristol’s iconic Harbourside and within a short distance of Hort’s Townhouse, is one of Bristol’s most vibrant museums, M Shed. It’s the perfect place if you are curious about this cities local history including ships and sailors, the Saxons, Bristol art war and Bristol chocolate! The admission is free and you can find the opening times on the link below.
One of the most famous Bristols landmark, Clifton Suspension Bridge, was designed and built in honour of IK Brunel in 1864. The bridge is open to pedestrians as well as motor whiles and offers a spectacular view of Bristol harbour and Avon Gorge. The Visitors Centre, located on the Leigh Woods side of the bridge, offers a more detailed history of the bridge. For a view of the bridge itself, climb up the hill to the Clifton Observatory, a truly perfect place to have a picnic on.
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