Village Hotel Bristol

“Great place for the odd night”

Booked this hotel as they were supposed to be holding a training course i was booked on (however the hotel cancelled the day before !! ) arrived early evening , loved the bedroom , nice and modern , bed lovely size etc. Did have problem with air con , didnt seem to let out alot of cold air and coul… Más

Booked this hotel as they were supposed to be holding a training course i was booked on (however the hotel cancelled the day before !! ) arrived early evening , loved the bedroom , nice and modern , bed lovely size etc. Did have problem with air con , didnt seem to let out alot of cold air and couldn't seem to change the settings ? . Had a lovely evening meal in the bar witch was also clean and tidy , although abit confused as to drink prices ....I had 1 x 175ml wine priced at £8.70 then a 250ml same wine priced at £15.50 !!! Almost double for an extra 75ml ?? . Slept reasonably well , breakfast was nice, good selection although could do with being open alittle earlier especially if your staying for work, airport runs or buisness.

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“Excellent Stay, Terrible Place to Have a Poo in Private”

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Village Hotel Bristol. It's easy to find, although it's perched alongside a busy dual carriageway and surrounded by a sprawling industrial estate. Glamorous? Not exactly. Convenient? Absolutely. It's very much the classic Village Hotel experience: a packed car park,… Más

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Village Hotel Bristol. It's easy to find, although it's perched alongside a busy dual carriageway and surrounded by a sprawling industrial estate. Glamorous? Not exactly. Convenient? Absolutely. It's very much the classic Village Hotel experience: a packed car park, a buzzing atmosphere thanks to the gym, bar and Starbucks, and a constant stream of people coming and going. Despite the chaos, the check-in staff were absolutely fantastic—friendly, efficient and a great first impression. As this is one of the newer Village hotels, expect the now-standard compact rooms, tiny windows, and those ultra-modern bathroom designs where your travelling companion can maintain full eye contact while you contemplate your life choices on the toilet. Who signed off on these glass bathroom concepts? I'd love to know what problem they thought they were solving. Breakfast was good. There was porridge (always a win), plenty of fruit, and scrambled eggs so pale they looked like they'd never actually met a chicken. Alongside that was the usual selection of gloriously greasy breakfast items that vaguely resemble meat. The coffee machine, however, was excellent and more than made up for it. I also ventured into the gym. It was clean, well-equipped, and the staff were helpful. Just be prepared to share it with Trent Tr-Ceps, dressed head-to-toe in Gymshark while admiring himself from every conceivable angle, and Suzy Squat Monster, who somehow manages to make putting her trainers on sound like she's attempting a world-record deadlift. Such is modern gym culture: all mirrors, influencers and dramatic warm-ups. Joking aside, I had a genuinely enjoyable stay. The team were excellent throughout, the hotel was clean and well run, and I'd happily stay again. Well done, Village Bristol team!

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