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The Washington Hotel
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 : 3.77 / 5
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Features: Newspaper stand, Luggage room, Paid secure parking at hotel, 24-hour front desk, Free secure parking at hotel, Paid secure parking max. 300 metres away, Central heating, Room service (part time), Internet cafe, Laundry, Pets accepted,... more
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Rodney Hotel
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: 3.50 / 5
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Rodney Hotel is a modern, cozy, and friendly property in Clifton, Bristol. This welcoming hotel is the ideal choice for business and leisure travelers. At your disposal are extensive meeting facilities, a 24-hour reception, modern AV... more
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The Old Manor House Hotel
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: 4.44 / 5
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Located between Bath & Bristol, The Old Manor House Hotel is near to the area’s numerous attractions and a wide range of transport links, and is perfect to leisure or business travelers... more
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Mercure Holland House Hotel and Spa Bristol
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: 4.34 / 5
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Features: Luggage room, Swimming pool (indoors), Restaurant, Central heating, Safe at reception, Gymnasium, Fitness club, Spa centre, Bar, Banqueting services, Newspaper stand, Sauna (Finnish), Access for disabled, Laundry, Babysitting service,... more
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Marriott Bristol City Centre
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Features: Gymnasium, Fitness club, Air conditioning, Swimming pool (indoors), Telephone, Hair-drier, Room service (24h), Laundry, Radio, Solarium, Cable TV, Access for disabled, Ironing service, Room service (part time), Restaurant, Sauna... more
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About Bristol
Bristol, together with Plymouth and Exeter, is the heart of south-west Britain. It is a centre of administrative region. The most important thing is its being situated on the ocean - so the port of Bristol has been central to the economy of the city for over a millennium... Before the Industrial Revolution, when Manchester, Liverpool, Dover took over, Bristol was the second biggest city in the UK after London. In the XX-th century for 20 years Bristol was part of the newly established County of Avon, but in 1996 it gained its administrative independence, and its again a city, a county in itself.