The hotel is very nice, and so are all the people working here. The location is close to Bath Abbey…read moreand great shopping and restaurants. The front desk was helpful with ideas for sightseeing or dinner or afternoon snacks. And Meghan at the front desk answered so many questions for us and her recommendations were superb! A bit g thank you to Meghan at the front desk for her help. We would definitely stay here again on our next Bath visit.

Nice property by Marriott. The issue is the pull out bed was not at all good. I get that the…read moremattress is usually this? But if you sat on it? Your butt sank to the ground. Not at all what I thought we would be getting. Reservation said that the room sleeps three. It should say sleeps three but only two will get any rest. Marriott ?? Address the issue please. Thank you! Staff was very nice, but a bit dismissive before I told them I also worked for Marriott for 25 years. Then the front desk associate loosened up. Overall great location, but ask what the room configuration is before picking the location

Great hotel, Great location, Great Value! Just near 1/4 block from Cabbot Circus with plenty of…read morepubs, restaurants and shopping. Literally, you don't have to go any further to enjoy the Bristol area. Hotel is in perfect location. Executive Marriott benefits include Exec lounge with comp wine, beer, small plates daily. There is also comp breakfast with your status. Best breakfast bar I've seen in quite a while!

Receptionist: "Sorry Miss Day, we can't find you on our reservations list."…read more My heart sunk. My birthday treat for Mum was becoming ever-so-slightly sour having stood for five minutes in the lobby of the Royal Marriott hotel. We'd walk through its majestic doors, took in the gloriousness of the reception area with all its pomp and grandeur somewhat mystified by what a bargain we had nabbed ourselves. Receptionist: "...Oh wait. You want the OTHER Marriott hotel". Now, I know that Bristol is a fairly large city, but to have two Marriott hotels just a 15 minute walk apart - what are the odds?! (Apparently lots of people make that mistake. Hopefully.) When we eventually got to the right hotel, it felt ever-so-slightly anticlimactic after seeing the beautiful Royal counterpart. But it turned out that we had still grabbed a great room at a discount price. We had a view of the park, easy access to Cabot Circus and a very pleasant resident late night bar in which we had a night cap. The beds were of the sink-into-able kind, with a hot-hot-hot power shower for £70 for two people. To get the best deal, do a bit of internet shopping rather than booking direct - and make sure you go to the right hotel!

The hotel is well located, just a short walk from Temple Meads train station and the city centre…read more The staff at check-in were pleasant, and the room was clean and comfortable. My only criticism is that the breakfast, while good, was overpriced at £15 and did not offer good value for money.

This place is from the 80s. No usb ports in the rooms. Thermostat doesn't make the room cold…read moreenough( it reads 17 but feels like 21 inside). Sink had a big crack in it with what looked like putty keeping it together). Service was very good overall (esp. at the bar). Definitely try the Garden Inn if you can. Front desk staff try to be helpful but this place is 10 yrs overdue for a refurbish.

Nicely located for us as we wanted to be within walking distance of the city center. It's also…read morewithin close proximity to the Enterprise car rental and right beside a huge shopping mall. The hotel is about a 15 minute walk from the train station. The rooms are quite outdated but are spacious.

Parking is a maze to get to. They validate but it still costs £9…read more Ate at the chop house restaurant. Food was pretty decent but they were understaffed and drinks took 20 minutes to arrive. Our server was very good! Luke. Great job buddy! Receptionist were rude, impolite, talked over my question before I finished asking it. Did not have a name tag. He was very snippy. They offer late checkout when we arrived, then this other receptionist told me they did not. Shower was intermittent and was scolding hot and then warm every minute. It really upset me that that male receptionist with a French accent was so rude after I spent hundreds of pounds on food and the room. If that's the future, I'm sure to not ever stay here again.

Room air conditioning not functional during a summer heat wave. The room telephone was also not…read morefunctional. My dad had a medical emergency while here, so we switched him into our room that had air conditioning and a working phone. Hotel staff at front desk though, is energetic and amazing. The staff were quite helpful. Another thing noted is the beds aren't very comfortable. Theroom furnishings need to be refurbished.

My first meal, a chicken sandwich. Wait, I'm the idiot. Its England, its Bristol and it's a hotel…read morebar. Well after I douched it in vinegar, then sloshed it with brown sauce (try it, it's actually good) and washed every bite with a large gulp of Stella, it was bearable. Also I was really hungry. The next meal I ate was breakfast the next day in their restaurant called Chandlers. Open Hilton buffet, I expected the standard stuff. But wait, again I'm the idiot, its England. After spending about 20 minutes explaining to my Polish chef the meaning of 'egg whites only', and the waitress that instant coffee is not the international norm of hospitability, what did I get for breakfast? A crumbly 'omelet' and a cup of instant coffee. My third meal however wasn't all that bad. Stewed venison and mashed potatoes. Tasted well and looked fine when served. All in all, it's a regular Hilton in England. Don't expect the world, and you'll be just about satisfied.

We had an amazing experience at this hotel and already want to come back to stay longer and use the…read morespa! We didn't realize how spectacular it was. Alex, the doorman, was phenomenal-have you ever received a hand drawn map of the area before with personal recommendations? When we walked into our beautiful room, there was spa music playing and we found the cutest complimentary tote bag, tea, snacks and kombucha. There are plenty of nice sitting areas in the lobby and it is very centrally located near restaurants and shopping as well.

From the moment we walked in the door, the staff treated us like family. After five rushed days in…read moreLondon, this was a respite! The recent refurbishing resulted in an elegant, yet comfortable, atmosphere with all modern conveniences and English country vibe. The restaurant was wonderful, too. We can recommend this hotel to anyone coming to Bath. Delightful!!

Nice modern hotel, breakfast was nice with a lot of choice. Room was spacious and clean. And staff…read morewere polite

This was my second stay at this hotel - the first one being in 2018 and it was wonderful with one…read moreof the best services I've received in hotels (and I travel for work weekly). This time however, there was little to no warmth in our checkin, minimal perks as a Diamond, and even the breakfast that was supposedly free for us cost me £19. But the worst part was the lack of cleaning - our floor hallway was never vacuumed and the pics bellow are o the same trash in exactly the same spots from time of arrival till departure. Our room was not cleaned either and after multiple requests, they came but only made the bed - bathroom was not cleaned, carpets not vacuumed and coffee/waters not replaced. Overall disappointing and sad that one of my fav hotels in the UK is not spoiled and I won't be going back to it.

Really enjoyed my stay in the Radisson in Bristol. The view from the room was really something else…read more- we were on the 13th floor (didn't think hotels had 13th floors!!!), and you could get a full sweep of the city below. The beds were really comfortable and the bathroom was pretty luxurious for a chain, with some really top notch products. I didn't get breakfast so couldn't comment on that, but I did get a pulled pork sambo from the bar which was pretty good. My major gripe was with the receptionist staff - they were pretty snipey and unfriendly. It's so important to start out on the right foot when you enter a hotel, and I really didn't feel the love from these guys who barely raised a smile.

This newly opened hotel for 2010 supplies the typical Radisson standard. Contemporary and often…read morequirky design to your room, free wifi and a well stocked breakfast buffet. The room pricing is very reasonable and somewhat less than usual. Even the top rate is value fir money. At the time of my stay the underground car park was not in use so we were given 10% off at the local NCP. The gym as it stands is sub standard, offering three cardio machines and an exercise ball. Do not expect to do any weights. The location is perfect for the water ferry but mostly everything is within a short walk, even the new Cabot Circus shopping mall is only 15 minutes away. Over the centre promenade is the Hippodrome theatre so perhaps a good point for the arts also.