Holiday Inn Bristol

HOLIDAY INN BRISTOL

Holiday Inn Bristol offers you twice the thrill of a chic up-to-the-minute hotel.

Holiday Inn Bristol is - in fact - two! There is the one in Victoria Street Bristol and another just six miles outside the city at Filton.

WHAT TO EXPECT IN HOLIDAY INN BRISTOL

Holiday Inn Bristol offers well-equipped and tastefully decorated guest rooms and suites for guests' comfort and relaxation.

Whether business or pleasure is your aim your every need is handled professionally with the traditional emphasis on excellent service and a friendly ambience.

Dine at Holiday Inn Bristol which features restaurant and bar, offering all-day dining and Room Service.

And other facilities include an indoor pool, a sauna, gym and solarium.

With over two hundred guest rooms on three floors - all updated just over two years ago -holiday Inn Bristol is as modern and comfortable as anywhere.

BUT OUTSIDE HOLIDAY INN BRISTOL?

Of course you don’t want - normally - to confine yourself to the hotel and Holiday Inn Bristol offers the chance for a wealth of exciting opportunities.

There is shopping - of course. But elsewhere you’ll marvel at the grandeur of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, love Bristol Zoo, tramp with fascination round the Bristol docks and visit with interest the now restored SS Great Britain.

And still on the nautical theme - you’ll enjoy ‘The Matthew’ John Cabot’s fifteenth century ship.

If you wish to travel a little farther from the Holiday Inn Bristol there’s Slimbridge’s wildfowl and wetland site, the Cheddar Gorge and caves and, a must for every visitor with leisure, the wonderful City of Bath.

THE COST OF HOLIDAY INN BRISTOL VISITS

Prices start form as little as £35 a night - but even with more expensive bookings - you would be well advised to check what deals are on offer. (See Google ads).

With ample parking and modern technological business facilities you will find Holiday Inn Bristol a very rewarding place to stay.

Reference: http://www.at-bristol.org.uk/

Peter Sylvester is a seasoned UK journalist (NUJ 020267) who has worked with BBC Radios 4 and 5 Live, World Service, The Natural History Programme, Today, The Afternoon Shift, Farming Today, On This Day, and more. He produced "Class Five" for Sybil Ruscoe for three years. Mr. Sylvester has written for such magazines as The Field, My Weekly, The Woodworker, and Radio Times. In previous successful careers, he has been an actor, teacher, and trader of gold, silver, and precious stones. He lives near Evesham in Cleeve Prior.