In the medieval maritime city of Bristol you can find a superb selection of stylish three star hotels catering to different tastes. From conveniently located city centre hotels near Bristol Temple Meads railway station, to leafy, more tranquil venues near the outskirts, the city has plenty of fantastic representing very good value for money.
Quality 3 Star Bristol Hotels with WiFi Connections
Like almost all accommodation establishments in Bristol, three star hotels in Bristol normally provide Wi-Fi in every room and public area, as well as meeting rooms and business centres. Many venues also provide this free of charge, and to connect to hotel's network you'll normally receive the code when you check-in or see it displayed on a noticeboard in your room.
3 Star Bristol Hotels with En-Suite Bathrooms
If you prefer the independence and convenience of your own private bathroom, there are numerous three star hotels in the city that provide fully equipped en-suite bathrooms, often with bath or shower and luxury towels.
What to Visit in Bristol - Some Suggestions
If you're keen to explore a few art museums, don't forget to spend some time at the Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery, which has a comprehensive collection of artworks and archaeological items dating all the way back to the prehistoric era. For excellent contemporary art, visit the Arnolfini Gallery, or head to the Royal West of England Academy to see some of the great works of British artists.
One of the most centrally located three star hotels is the Hampton by Hilton Bristol City Centre, which offers elegant rooms with free WiFi and has a 24-hour fitness centre.
Charming Blaise Hamlet
Carefully maintained by the National Trust, Blaise Hamlet is an enchanting collection of rustic country-style cottages that date back to the 19th Century. Far removed from fast-paced life, yet only four miles from the centre of Bristol, this hamlet was designed by the renowned Quaker and businessman, John Scandrett Harford, who spent much of his life campaigning for the abolition of slavery.
A short drive from Blaise Hamlet is the pleasant Coach House, which has elegant, WiFi-enabled rooms and offers free parking and a delicious free breakfast.
Visit the At-Bristol Science Museum
Another acclaimed family attraction in the city centre, At-Bristol has one of Britain's largest planetariums and features many fascinating exhibits demonstrating the evolution of science and technology. It's noted for its enormous IMAX theatre, and features the Ecology Science centre, where you can observe aquariums and artificial rainforest with dozens of animal species.
3 Star Bristol Hotels with Sophisticated Bars
Many three Star hotels in this city also have refined bars and lounges where you'll be able to choose from a wide range of soft and alcoholic beverages, as well as tasty snacks. Some venues also have on-site restaurants where you can look forward to delicious, freshly prepared meals comprising national and international cuisine. Alternatively, Bristol has an extensive mix of other restaurants serving everything from European classics to vibrant Southeast Asian recipes and modern-themed fusion dishes.
