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When we needed to find a house to buy, we looked through the various estate agents' ads in the…read morelocal newspapers and Besley Hill was one of the companies we decided to check out. They sent us loads of information (this was before most of this was available online) and we set up days and times with them to view various properties in the area. Since we had to look for a few different times over a period of 3 months, we had different people show us the places we chose to check out in person. All staff we dealt with either in person or on the phone were professional, friendly and knowledgable and never were pushy or obnoxious. Only once were we steered to look at a house not in our specs and this wasn't repeated again. If we ever decide to see our home in the future, we will more than likely go to Besley Hill.

This company has since been taken over by Britannaia, however they were a great branch, with…read morefriendly staff, who take the time to personally connect with their customers, even offering a drink if your particularly worn down. They are very knowledgable about interest rates, and are also very quick to answer any questions you might have in regards to opening an account with them.

I was super impressed by this branch of Barclays. I needed to see a personal adviser as my scrawly…read moresignature didn't match the neat tidy signature I had when I first moved to the UK 9 years ago. I didn't have long to wait, the adviser was really helpful. She helpfully made the changes I needed, advised me to get rid of the Additions account somebody had nudged me into in a weak moment a few years ago, so I wasn't paying an unnecessary amount to Barclays for no reason each month. I know!! BANKERS ETHICS SHOCKER!! I hope the poor girl isn't tracked down and sacrificed to the gods of greed. I was in and out of there in no time and left with a smile of my face, a rarity in encounters with bankers!

I'm not well up on the ethics of the big banks but in terms of straightforward fees etc and…read morecustomer service, I've always found Barclays to be head and shoulders above the rest. This branch is a good example of a decent Barclays branch. There is usually a nice girl who at the customer service counter who greets you and tries to solve your problems. Sometimes this is merely pointing you in the direction of counter services up the stairs, to the nearby cash point or deposit drop or to the newly added and amazingly helpful self service station where you can print out your statements, amend or cancel standing orders and transfer money. There's also one of those phone points where you can call up customers services for your Barclaycard or get an insurance quote from Barclays. And of course there are half a dozen personal banker desks to help you with more complex queries. Judging by the signs outside at the moment though, they are soon to move to a new 'flagship' store elsewhere in Broadmead.

if you need financial help then this is the place to go. it is easy parking and great peolpe to…read morehelp you with your finacial state.

I'm becoming quite a frequenter of tis particular branch of Barclays, which somehow has seemed to…read moreretain a massive amount of character and charm to it despite it being an otherwise normal bank branch, which is why I'm reviewing it. I think its charm may come from the fact it's in such a beautiful building on this picturesque parks, which is home to no other banks and indeed, to find one here is slightly unexpected. They serve the local business and office community primarily, and as such are in prime position. There are two ladies on the counter usually, and both are very helpful and will soon learn to know your face and have a chat with you. It's never been unpleasantly busy, and it's really the kind of bank I'd expect to find in a quiet village rather than in the heart of Bristol city centre. A total thumbs up.

This Barclays is easy to miss, although it's on the corner of the Triangle just past Habitat the…read moreentrance is pretty non-descript. You don't walk into an open plan floor full of eager to help bankers. Instead you walk straight in to the most narrow escalator I have ever seen. We're talking so narrow that you may not get up there if you were to go after Christmas! No, I'm sure it'll be alright. Once upstairs it's nice and straightforward with counter services and some personal banking services. As much as I claim to be anti-capitalist, there's no avoiding the need for financial institutions and I've always founf Barclays to be one of the better banks. There is also a cash point conveniently placed to on the side wall opposite Joe Publics, which is probably the reason it can be empty on a Sunday evening.

Medium sized bank with cash points outside and inside. Full service bank with staff to help with…read moreyour accounts as well as multiple teller windows. The staff are helpful and friendly. Accessable via bus and car, situated on a busy road.

There are only 2 branches of Royal Bank of Scotland in Bristol and this one is easiest to get to if…read moreyou are in the centre. Located on busy Baldwin Street, it has a cash point outdoors and 4 teller windows inside. It's a full-service bank: there are staff to help you with setting up accounts, queries and other banking issues. Very helpful and friendly staff.