Radisson Blu Hotel, Bristol
This 18-storey tower on Broad Quay is one of the tallest hotels in Bristol, with 176 rooms and suites, many looking over the harbour or the city. It sits at the foot of the city centre, a few minutes' walk from the Hippodrome, the aquarium and the waterfront.
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Radisson Blu Hotel, Bristol
Rooms and views
Rooms range from standard doubles to family rooms and suites, with the upper floors giving wide views over the Floating Harbour or the city skyline. The top-end suites include one with a terrace overlooking the harbour. There is a bar facing the waterfront, an on-site restaurant serving gastropub-style food, a gym and room service around the clock.
Practical details
There are about 25 parking spaces under the building, which need reserving in advance, and the drop-off point is on Marsh Street. Pets are accepted in a small number of designated rooms for a nightly fee. The Airport Flyer bus stops close by. The hotel also hosts meetings and weddings, with a dedicated meeting floor and a terrace over the harbour. Cots are available on request for families.
Location
Broad Quay puts you between The Centre and the harbourside, so the Bristol Hippodrome, Watershed, Bristol Old Vic and the bars of King Street are all on foot. The SS Great Britain is around half a mile along the water. It suits theatre trips and short city breaks where you want to leave the car.
Highlights
- 18-storey tower on Broad Quay
- 176 rooms and suites, many with harbour views
- Harbour-facing bar and on-site restaurant
- Underground parking (limited, pre-book)
- Pet-friendly rooms available
Good to know
- Radisson says it has suspended operations here and the hotel is run by St Wulfstan Ltd; contact the hotel directly to book.
- Underground parking is limited to about 25 spaces and must be reserved.
- Pets are allowed in three designated rooms, one per room, for a nightly fee.
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Sources: radissonhotels.com · christie.com