Just stayed one night Friday 14th December as attending a Christmas function nearby. Usual Premier Travel Inn experience in convenient, but very lively area close to the city centre. The Travel Inn adjoins the Llandoger Trow, a lovely historical and popular pub in the Waterfront area of Bristol. Breakfast is served in the Llandoger, but as we were late getting... more

Ok for the price,rooms a bit shabby and the noise of a night,felt like being at uni,loads of drunken 19yr olds,screaming down the hall and banging on everyone's door,did not get a good nights sleep. Location ideal for city centre but hotel was a letdown. more

I booked a room for £65. The room was very big with a double bed, cleanliness not bad, furniture looking very Ikea-like (whether you take this as a positive or negative, I don't know). They have a big table for studying, computer etc - much better than tiny working spaces of the Thistle Bristol. The wireless Internet was quite bad,... more

We stayed here for one night as a budget option. It cost us £60 for the night and although we weren't expecting too much it could have been a lot better. The biggest problem we faced was although we booked a non smoking room we were put in a smoking one and it was really awful. The whole room smelt... more

we arrived about 1130 and received a warm welcome by the reception staff at the hotel who were very friendly and helpful, our room wasnt ready as check-in wasnt until 1400 but they managed to get our room ready within an hour and we checked in which was great as we were going to see mcfly at colston hall and... more

LOCATION: Located right by the water, in a quieter area of the busy city centre. Close to lots of good restaurants and bars, including the River Station. ROOM: Our room was modern, clean, large and comfortable. The hotel is well fitted out. We had a lovely view of the river. There was some noise (music) from the bar beneath the... more