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The Sugar House, Narrow Lewins Mead, Bristol
The Hotel du Vin & Bistro Bristol is a magnificently restored Sugar House. Located close to the rejuvenated waterfront in Bristol, the hotel has forty bedrooms,... more

Thornbury, Bristol, South Gloucestershire
Step behind the heavy oak doors of Thornbury Castle hotel and you´ll find a magnificent hotel with roaring fires, delicious modern cuisine and sumptuous bedchambers. All... more

15 Townsend Lane, Lower Almondsbury, Bristol
Rock House B&B is a Grade II listed building set in the village of Lower Almondsbury. Minutes from the M4/M5 motorways and within easy access to... more

Clifton, Bristol
21 Royal York Crescent offers accommodation in a charming en-suite bedroom with direct access onto a beautiful town garden. It is part of a large and... more

East Harptree, Bristol, Somerset
Harptree Court is a beautiful Georgian country house built in 1797 and designed by the city architect of Bath and is set in its own parkland.... more

Queens Road, Bristol
Bristol City is the region´s largest Museum and Art Gallery housing an outstanding and diverse range of objects. There is a choice of galleries full of... more

Bitton Station Bath Road, Bitton, Bristol
The Avon Valley Railway is more than just a train ride, offering a whole new experience for some or a nostalgic memory for others. It´s a... more

Clifton, Bristol
Bristol Zoo has more than 400 species and supports wildlife conservation and education. It takes part in local, national and international breeding programmes. Visitors can learn... more

Anchor Road, Harbourside, Bristol
Explore-At-Bristol...an amazing world of hands-on discovery. With action-packed exhibits, live shows and a planetarium, Explore really is one of the UK´s most exciting interactive science centres.... more

Great Western Dock, Gas Ferry Road, Bristol
The SS Great Britain, Brunel´s masterpiece of ship design and engineering, is housed in the original `Great Western Dock´ in which she was built in 1843.... more

1 York Road, Bristol
The modest name of this smart, modern restaurant does little to convey the ambition of the cooking. We’re not talking blue plate specials and bottomless cups... more

V-Shed Canons Way, Bristol
With a brasserie, bar, deli, bakery, and cookery school, Bordeaux Quay forms Bristol's gastronomic epicentre. The spacious high-ceilinged first floor dining room overlooking the harbour is... more

1 Chandos Road, Redland, Bristol
This unassuming bistro in an affluent suburb of Bristol is home to longstanding local culinary hero Stephen Markwick. His Mediterranean influenced, weekly changing menu includes dishes... more

The Sugar House, Narrow Lewins Mead, Bristol
With its smoky cream walls hung with countless pictures, simple wooden tables and chairs and polished hard wood floor, Bistro du Vin offers modern European cooking... more

35/37 Stanley Road, Redland, Bristol
Set in the heart of the Redland area of Bristol, this stylish gastropub sports first floor “supper rooms” available for private hire and an outdoor terrace... more

85 Whiteladies Road, Clifton, Bristol
At the forefront of the organic movement for nearly two decades, chef Barny Haughton has created his own small green district in Bristol's upmarket Clifton area.... more

Henfield Road, Coalpit Heath, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Perhaps the finest of West Country architect Adrian Stiff’s collection of courses, opened in 1997 with an additional nine holes later constructed by Peter McEvoy. User-friendly,... more

Codrington, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Designer Adrian Stiff, a co-owner, created his toughest test to date in 2002 with six tees offering distances between a monster 7,617 yards to a user-friendly... more