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"Great stay, our 2nd time visiting. Hotel is in a great area and the pool is really nice. Breakfast great too, although it can take a while to come out! Love Apex hotels "

"Clean. Friendly. Good amenities. Decent breakfast included. Quiet. Centrally located. Affordable. "

"Great location (right on water, centre of town, opposite harbourside), good breakfast/dinner/bar on-site. Building & common parts slightly tired - but more than made up for by overall package. Probably my favourite hotel in Bristol having stayed in most!"

"Great place!"

"Very dog friendly hotel. Nice interior, think they renovated recently. Comfortable bed, it's clean. Staff very friendly. Welcome cookies taste very good. Very good air conditioning. "

"Each room is well decorated and gives a boutique feel. It’s right by the train station and centre of the city making it so easy to get around "

"The hotel is perfectly located for both the Theatre Royal and Ustinov Theatre as you can walk to either in about thirty seconds! There are also numerous bars, coffee shops and restaurants in the immediate area. Despite being centrally located, I didn't hear any noise from outside at all. My room was quite compact but very comfortable, the shower was great as was the bed. All the staff were very friendly and helpful and I wouldn't hesitate to stay there again. The nearest car park is an eleven minute walk away, which of course the hotel can't do anything about. I would definitely recommend staying at this hotel."

"Good location. Really good for a four star! "

"Excellent stay, as all Daniel thwaites brand hotels usually are... Great food, great rooms, really comfortable, great hotel layout, milk and water dispensers in the hallway, which are genius idea, really make the difference for an avid tea/coffee drinker... Spa, gym, pool facilities are fabulous, very relaxing and well kept. Staff were lovely as usual, they pick good people. Only thing I'd complain about is having to pay for parking, which I didn't expect... But it was only a fiver per night so not too unreasonable."