Hotel du Vin Bristol
16 expert reviews
“This hip chain has brought high-tech flair to six former sugar-refining warehouses, built in 1728 when the River Frome ran outside the front door.”
– Fodor's
"Bristol’s finest hotel is a former sugar house occupying a collection of Grade II listed warehouses dating to the 1700s."
"Chic conversion of an old dockside sugar warehouse, centrally located, with dark, contemporary decor."
"Located within a beautifully restored 18th-century warehouse, this chic hotel includes several luxurious loft-suites, as well as some 40 stylish standard rooms."
"Characterful l8C former sugar refinery with classical Hotel du Vin styling and a wine-theme running throughout."
"This stylish Anglo-French run hotel is one of Bristol's best examples of recycling." Full review
"A good example of a hotel chain that knows what it's doing, this chic spot boasts a secluded courtyard, very good bistro dining, and rooms with Egyptian linen." Full review
8.0
"Part of the luxury Hotel du Vin group, this is Bristol’s most stylish hotel, with loft-style rooms, a fantastic French restaurant and an ideal position near the city centre." Full review
0 Stars
"Elegant yet informal, the Bistro du Vin at Hotel du Vin Bristol serves premium French bistro-style cuisine made with the freshest ingredients" Full review
"Once an 18th-century sugar warehouse, this reliably posh hotel is made up of 40 rooms, centred around a secluded courtyard, along with four dining rooms"
"Once an 18th-century sugar warehouse, this super chic hotel is now made up of 40 rooms, centred around a secluded courtyard, along with four dining rooms."
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January 4, 2022
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Check into the Veuve Clicquot room for Egyptian cotton bedding, monsoon power showers and roll-top baths.
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Bar/Lounge
Free Internet
Room Service
Multilingual
Business Center
Meeting Rooms
$112/night
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