Bristol Bristol Temple Church Hotels

"Clean and very comfortable room with comfortable beds. The hotel was well located 15 minute walk to the city centre. Breakfast was really good, lots of variety hot and cold choices. Well worth £14 to add on. Staff were friendly, although I overheard a female staff member from reception talk to a male colleague very very abruptly as if telling him off, when we were in the seated area by reception. I was taken aback as she didn’t seem to bother that she was talking loudly and treating him badly in front of others. It made me sad for the staff member on the receiving end, but we still had a good stay. "

"Room was great, decent size for a family. Breakfast was good too"

"Great location "

"What a fantastic location. Hotel is in a prime location. Warm welcome. Rooms had everything we needed. Breakfast choice was lovely we both enjoyed it. It’s fantastic the hotel link to the multistory carpark. "

"Very clean, good breakfast, staff were kind & helpful, hotel well situated for shops, pubs & restaurants"

"Friendly staff. Allowed to check in early, which was great. Breakfast has a good supply fresh and hot. Bed was on the firmer side, too hard for our liking. Close to train station."

"Brilliant historic hotel in the central of Bristol. Very friendly and efficient staff. Had a lovely one night stay."

"Always a warm welcome with a warm cookie. Breakfast is great but pricey. Comfortable rooms and decent bar. Close to station and harbour."

"Stayed here with my toddler, and while this is a solid 3-star property—no real surprises—I wanted to share a few notes specifically for parents traveling with young children. The room was very clean, and nothing major stood out as a safety concern for a curious toddler. I felt comfortable letting my daughter roam around the room and the hotel itself. They provided a crib as requested without any fuss, and the room was spacious enough to unpack clothes from luggage. A few things to know: · Storage space is very limited. Clothes ended up laid out on one of the beds. · No mini fridge. If you need to keep milk or snacks cold overnight for your child, plan accordingly. · Kettle is provided — so you can boil water for formula, oatmeal, or tea. · Towels: clean, just enough, but you can request more. · Toiletries: only one all-in-one soap for both body and hair. Bring your own conditioner (and maybe kid-friendly shampoo). All in all, fine for a short, practical stop with little ones—just come prepared for the lack of fridge and storage. Great location to explore Bristol by foot"