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

Old-school shopping experience of small, family-run stalls right next door at St. Nicholas Market.

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

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

Right off the M5 at Junction 19, just 15km from Bristol Airport and a short drive from the Mall at Cribbs Causeway and Bristol Zoo.

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

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

Just north of the centre, this place gets neighbourly with the stylish bars, restaurants and shops of Cribbs Causeway.

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

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.

Immaculate 18th-century building with stunning cliff top views.

Rooms balance cosy & colourful with modern amenities.

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

A totally doable 15-min stroll from the centre, a .8-mile jaunt from the train station, and even closer to the coach station.