Décor in these former sugar warehouses is a sweet combo of 18th-century elegance & boutique loft-inspo’d style.

A short walk to Bristol’s King Street, hoppin’ since 1650.

Free WiFi keeps us from getting the tech withdrawal shakes.

Transportation could not be easier – Temple Meads train station is steps away.

Opposite not one, but two (!) shopping centres. And and annnnd, a short walk from the more Boho-coffee-housey Clifton area.

19th-century manor house stays ‘hip’ and ‘with it.’ Has flat-screen TVs and free WiFi. (Heard that’s what the ‘kids’ like.)

A private fishing lake for honing your carp-baiting skills (or just relaxing).

A totally doable 6-min luggage-tug from Bristol Temple Meads Station (assuming you didn’t pack ridiculous amounts of clothes).

Scope your flight status on the real-time screens, then hop on the shuttle to the Bristol Airport (10 min away).

Rooms balance cosy & colourful with modern amenities.

Classic Georgian façade (like much of Bath), steps from the Bath Abbey, Roman Baths and Pultney Bridge.

Built of golden Bath stone in 1874 by the architect J Elkinton Gill, the award winning Ayrlington is a handsome listed Victorian house with exceptional views of the City and its medieval Abbey.

Perfectly situated within walking distance of the city centre and Thermae Bath Spa.