_recently I attended a Xmas party at the holiday inn filton Bristol and as barriers were up on…read morearrival and exit I never obtained a ticket for parking.Then I received a parking charge.I was not made aware by any staff or signs saying to inform reception of my registration number.After speaking to the organiser of the party was told that I should of gave reg number to reception I spoke to reception on the phone and was told that it is nothing to do with them and that they couldn't help me.but after reading posts on the web people said to speak to them and they can contact the company who issued notice and confirm details,staff I spoke to were not helpful at all.

Decent hotel all the way around, but nothing really special. Nice room, it was quiet. Good lighting…read moreand it has a nice work area. The rooms are normal size in the U.K., but a. It small for the American traveler. The breakfast is better than the holiday inn express chains in the USA and it has a dinner service which has a limited menu. You can get an adult beverage in the evening to relax. Found the staff to be very friendly.

If you can get past the absolutely hideous 1960's tower block exterior then you might actually…read moreenjoy your stay here. It's located perfectly, with Bristol Coach Station literally 1 minute away and Broadmead and Cabot Circus 30 seconds away. And it's all for an insanely cheap price! Inside, the rooms are finished nicely with everything you would expect from a posh hotel. Rooms were spotless, and room service was very prompt and friendly. Receptionists seem to actually enjoy their job unlike most who are more interested in Facebook. They are very helpful in recommending touristy places to visit and how to get there. The phase 'never judge a book by it's cover' has never been so relevant.

As with all my experiences with Premier Inns, the room was clean and comfortable. Warm too. The…read morebathroom was spotless. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. The building itself uninspiring from the outside but, hey, you're not going to be looking at it when you're sleeping, eh? We didn't venture into the bar next door, so can't comment on that. It's very near the bus station, which was very handy for us arriving in from the airport. And handy enough for the rest of Bristol city centre. Recommended.

If you are looking for a hotel with convenient links to the city centre, then this is definitely…read morenot it. However, if you are looking for a quiet and comfortable hotel in the countryside of Bristol, then the Coach House could be worth a stay. Upon arrival my girlfriend and I were met with a welcoming and accommodating service at reception. The lobby was clean and tidy, and was decorated in a contemporary and subtle style befitting a countryside location. Our chalet-style room was tucked away at the back of the hotel, with a small courtyard to the front and a field to the back. We were shown to our room, provided with a key (which made a pleasant change from the modern key-card contraptions) and were shown how to operate the electric heater if required. Very much like the lobby, was the rooms was clearly cleaned to a high standard and immediately felt comfortable. As the room had both an external and internal door, we felt this contributed to an overall suggestion of security. The room contained a dresser, clothes rail, large double bed with two side tables, a flat-screen television, and a chair. The tea and coffee making facilities were very generous and we both appreciated the provision of caramelised biscuits. I found the bed to be extremely comfortable, although my girlfriend felt as though the mattress was a little too firm for her liking and her sleep was not the best. We were provided with generous and good-quality towels for the small but perfectly adequate bathroom. Like the bedroom, the bathroom had obviously been cleaned to a very high standard. The inclusion of breakfast was very much appreciated. We were provided with a buffet-style breakfast of cereals, coffee and juice in the spacious dining room, and we had a choice of full-English breakfast options. Overall, the service was excellent and the quiet location beneficial to a couple looking for a peaceful weekend.

If you need a clean and quite place to sleep This is ok. The room is clean, the furniture new and…read morebathroom nice and clean. The only problem is the breakfast, the continental one is really really bad. The quality is poor and expensive, they served us a croissant that was still raw inside

A fairly standard example of the Premier Inn brand, on the edge of the Emerson's Green housing…read moreestate, just off the A4174 ring road and close to the M32. A large car park is available, providing for both the hotel and the adjoining Beefeater restaurant. A Shell petrol station and the Emerson's Green retail park are all within the nearby vicinity. Basic refreshments and travel items are available from vending machines within the reception area. Guests are assured of an extra level of security through having to swipe their key cards in order to access the corridors. Breakfast is available in the adjoining pub. The room was large and spacious with a decent amount of storage, although the total lack of telephones in the bedrooms is extremely concerning in terms of both safety and comfort. You've no choice but to exchange a degree of safety for a businessman's decision to cut costs. Menus for the Beefeater pub and leaflets further extolling the Whitbread brand are littered throughout the room, ensuring no surface is free from an advert. The room would benefit from plug sockets next to the bed. The door chain was missing, and an extra level of security had to be improvised through threading a coat hanger across the door. The bathroom was small but adequate, with the added benefit of a bathtub. The bed was comfortable enough and the choice of pillows was appreciated, although be prepared for disruptions to your sleep as the 'quiet zone' posters throughout the hotel seemingly don't apply to certain guests. Furthermore, if you enjoy settling down to sleep in an extremely warm bedroom, you are in luck. The window provides fresh air at the least, but the security devices most hotels insist on equipping these days do not enable any kind ventilation or refreshing breeze. The nonsensical wall-mounted thermostat permitted a moment of reduced temperature before gradually creeping back up to thirty-plus degree heat. Simply turning the radiator off is not an option. Ideal for convenience and low price, but otherwise bland and sterile. This type of accommodation seems to lack character as a rule, as ought to be expected from a large budget chain hotel. In contemplating a further stay at this or any other Premier Inn hotel I would have to insist on a visit of only absolute necessity.

Nicest B& B ever, they were really nice to my kids as well. Would come back. Thanks for breakfast!read more

This is some hotel! It's 2 former banks in a prominent spot on Corn Street, smack in the centre of…read moreBristol. It's quite new and you can tell - the service is exceptional, the kind of exceptional you only get from somewhere that's still trying their hardest to impress, with none of the cynicism apparent in many other longer established luxury hotels. The architecture is awesome - externally it's stunning, a period building that oozes style. Inside has been decorated beautifully. It's a bit of a warren inside, I got lost on the way back from the gym, and ended up on my floor, but the opposite side. But it adds to the character. The rooms are gorgeous, big comfy beds, quirky chairs and classic touches. My bathroom was clean and modern, and very roomy. The aforementioned gym is well stocked with very modern equipment. A bit warm with no aircon that I could feel, but it's in one of the old bank vaults which weren't designed to be cool I guess! The spa looked amazing too - I didn't use it but was seriously tempted. The jacuzzi looked like bliss and the people in it at the time had beaming smiles, so I assume they were having a good time. Yet to try the cocktail bar or restaurant - if I do I'll update the review! Overall impressions are great, I'll absolutely be coming back here when I'm next down on business (or pleasure...)

Comfortable, central, large rooms good service. Downside: walking bags through busy street market…read moreon arrival, awkward lift access, no parking so distant multistory is only option. Restaurant is good-- better than cafeteria decor suggests.

I will update my star rating once the restaurant updates their steak cooking options…read more Currently, while it is a 'cute' gimmicky idea to have a 'grill your own steak at the table', there is not even an OPTION to have the chef cook my steak. I , consequently, not being a steak grilling expert chef, accidentally overcooked my $30 steak and was forced to chew my way through a piece of leather. On top of that I'd just traveled 10 hrs, very tired and just wanted my steak on my plate, cooked by the chef. This entire experience upset me more. Leather steak is no fun to eat when I wanted it medium rare. :-( Everything else at the hotel is lovely though, apart from the twin beds. Very comfortable but very small. There is enough room to get 2 double beds too which is a shame to not have them. I almost fell out of bed 3 times during the night so not the best night's sleep.

Fantastic place Good food, friendly staff, good service,…read moreGym, Spa, swimming poll, almost everything you need...

I came here one Sunday after a trip to Almondsbury Garden centre, which is literally a minute or…read moretwo in the car from here, even though it was quite late in the afternoon the place was still full of people - mostly eating. There wasn't a massive menu, but I always think that's a good sign in pubs, and had a lamb kebab style dish which was really quite tasty and more than I could manage. The desserts, one of which being a cherry bakewell tart, looked great but I didn't manage to get round top ordering one! There was a friendly local but welcoming feel about this pub, there were signs up for ale tasting sessions and they did have a good selection of ales on offer. All round, a great pub. They also offer bed and breakfast although I haven't had direct experience of that!

Came for a business meeting at 11.30 as it said it opens at 11am on the website. Arrived to find it…read morelocked so had to go through a side entrance to get in and found they were still setting up. Anyway we were welcomed and got some Butcombe beer and found a quiet table in a corner. The layout is traditional stone - very appealing! We ordered food after some time ham egg and chips plus steak salad. Both were very well presented and good quality with good service. Overall a place I would return to again