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"Good choice at breakfast from the mixed (hot/cold) buffet. Relaxed atmosphere, very pleasant stay. The only negative is parking, if you travel with your own car you have to park in the multi-story shoppers car park on the opposite side of the M32.. but in fairness, that is not the hotel's fault."

"The breakfast buffet was a bit underwhelming..only eggs scrambled, I didn’t ask about vegan options but egg choices or vegan options were not offered, the basics were there but I felt that getting down to breakfast early was a better bet. I was upgraded to a spacious room on arrival on an upper floor with fabulous views. Very clean and quiet. Central location was excellent. Staff were very helpful."

"Great stay. Hotel located within walking distance of Temple Meads station, local bus stops and Cabot Circus shopping centre. We were greeted warmly by staff at reception and had no issues checking in, or out. The room was fantastic. We stayed in a double double room on the top floor with views of Castle Park. Room was clean and modern, as was the rest of the hotel. Our only small issue was how firm the mattress was, but once you'd got use to it. We both slept well. The pillows were fantastic, like sleeping on a fluffy cloud. We only stayed one night. But would highly recommend and would definitely stay again."

"Nice room and very quiet. Layout do gym a bit odd but overall a nice hotel. "

"Great that parking is included and great central location. We had to leave at 4am and the very kind gentleman in reception walked my mother and I to the car park as we were a little nervous."

"Not ur typical Hilton standards a bit old style but good price for walking distance to train and central area. Average food . "

"Clean and friendly"

"Always a dependable hotel to stay in. Room was quite snug for the price but did the job. Always helpful staff and clean rooms."

"Just spent a night. Close to Central Train Station (7-10mins walk). Clean Room, T&B. However reception ain't that great, the so-called "not welcoming"."