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	Norfolk guest house 577 Gloucester Road, Horfield, B&B's in Bristol, Bristol Cost from: £28 small family run guest house offering quality affordable accommodation. all rooms are ensuite and have tv free view coffee/tea making facilities. additionally guests have use of a lounge and kitchen areas for their own use. wi-fi is available throughout the guest house at no extra cost. [View Details] [Add to my wish list]
	Woodstock Guest House Woodstock Guest House, 534 Bath Road, B&B's in Brislington, Bristol Cost from: £47 Per Room We are just 1.5 miles from city centre on main bus route close motorway connection. 1 mile From Bristol Temple Meads Main Train Station Approx 10 miles Bristol International Airport [View Details] [Add to my wish list]
	Westfield House Guesthouse 37 Stoke Hill, B&B's in Bristol, Bristol Westfield House is an enchanting, small establishment family owned and operated in a friendly and informal style. This impressive neo-georgian house has well-proportioned, spacious rooms which are individually furnished to create a comfortable atmosphere with character rather than the uniform efficiency of major hotels. Each room has a digital flat-screen television with Freeview channels and CD/DVD player, and free wi-fi facilities in all rooms. Located in Bristols Stoke Bishop area, Westfield House is conveniently situated for both the business and leisure visitor [View Details] [Add to my wish list]
	THE COACH HOUSE The Coach House, Bristol Road, B&B's in Hambrook, Bristol The Coach House is a grade 2 listed character building, a former coaching house dating from the eighteenth century, set in the picturesque village setting of Hambrook within the Green Belt area. The Coach House offers 15 spacious, ensuite rooms, a courtyard garden and is ideally situated for both leisure and commercial purposes, less than 5 minutes drive from the M32 and M4 with the M5 easily accessible. It is located one mile from Bristol Parkway Station Bristols second main station and has ample off road parking in its private carpark. Leisure The area offers easy access to the idyllic Cotswolds, the historic city of Bath, Bristol and environs and is a gateway to the outstanding scenery and attractions of the West Country. There are several golf courses in the vicinity with Kendleshire Golf course only a short drive away. Business The city centre is easily accessible by public transport or by car.The Coach House is well placed for Frenchay Hospital, University of West England, MOD, Bristol Business Park, Airbus and Rolls Royce. [View Details] [Add to my wish list]
	Dove Court Mini Lodge 217 Gloucester Road, Patchway, B&B's in Bristol, Bristol Cost from: £35 Per Room Family Run Guest House, 9 en suite bedrooms, Fully loaded with Colour TV that enjoys the free View so you will have plenty of channels to watch. Well worth checking out. As we are only ½ mile from M5 J16 and Shopping is at M5 J17 worth a visit. Also the M4 / M5 corridor is an easy access, Parway Railway Station approximately 2 miles away Please contact us if you are visiting or working in Bristol, Patchway, Aztec west, Weston-super- mare, Rolls Royce, Air Bus, MOD, Abbey Wood Retail Park, Friends Life, Willow Brook Retail Park, Almonds Bury Business Park, Aztec Business Park, Cribbs Causeway, Thornbury, Avonmouth, Bristol Univercities or Cabot Circus [View Details] [Add to my wish list]
	Summerhouse B&B Old Stables, Belluton, B&B's in Pensford, Bristol Cost from: £70 Per Room The Space Combining 19th Century charm with 21st Century ameneties, Summerhouse with its beams and exposed stone walls is enfolded by a large garden with a tree-lined driveway and a summerhouse with grand views of the Pensford viaduct, an English Heritage site set in the Chew Valley. When you arrive, you can unwind by watching buzzards circling over the valley or the green woodpeckers in the garden, chill out in our Summerhouse or take a dip in our luxurious indoor pool. You may wish to plan your stay using our books and maps. In the evening, just sit and enjoy watching deer munching on our home grown vegetables. Centrally situated for visiting Bath, Wells, Bristol, Cheddar Gorge and the Mendip Hills, our B&B is ideal for exploring this beautiful area. There are several walks from the house, including a stiff climb up to the Iron Age Hill fort atop Norton Malreward or a meander down from the footpath at the end of our drive along the Chew Valley to see the Stanton Drew Standing Stones. This is truly somewhere to unwind after a day out exploring the beautiful Somerset countryside or the architectural glory of Bath or Wells. Guest Access There is a heated indoor swimming pool with exerciser jet, jacuzzi hot tub, water rower, CD sound system, steam shower, fluffy towels, robes and slippers free for our guests to book. The room has a silent mini-fridge with complimentary still & sparkling waters and a jug of fresh organic milk for tea or coffee. There is a tea tray for an assortment of teas and a cafetière for coffee. Each room has a freeview flat screen television with DVD player & USB port, two fluffy dressing gowns, free Wi-Fi Internet access and a hairdryer as well as a few books. There is a private bathroom with a powerful shower and a heated towel rail, plenty of fluffy towels hand, bath and bath sheet, environmentally friendly luxury toiletries including soap, shampoo, conditioner, shower and bath gel, handwash, cotton wool pads and face cloths. The dining room has a sofa set where you are welcome to sit and enjoy the panoramic views of the valley through our wrap-around windows. There is a selection of maps, walking guides, activity leaflets and a few guide books for you to plan your perfect day. Should you require an iron and an ironing board or if you have forgotten some vital item, ask Magda and she will do her best to help you. Interaction with Guests We welcome all our guests with tea & coffee, homemade cake & biscuits. After the welcome, we give all our guests as much privacy as they desire. The Neighbourhood We are centrally situated in the Chew Valley, with easy access to its numerous picturesque villages, where guests can find plenty of highly rated pubs & restaurants. We are also well positioned to access cosmopolitan Bristol, with its thriving waterfront and cultural highlights such as the Hippodrome theatre and the Proms season at the Old Vic. There is historic Bath & Wells and their local points of interest such as Bath Abbey, The Pump Room and the Roman Baths, not forgetting the fantastic ancient clock in Wells Cathedral and the Bishops Palace with its moat and majestic swans. There are many local markets, the Bristol Slow Market on the first Sunday of every month, the local Chew Magna W.I. Market on a Friday morning, the Bath Farmers Market on Saturdsay mornings and Wells market which happens twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The renowned Cheddar Gorge is a short distance away offering spectacular views of mountain goats and Soay sheep on its precipitous slopes. Those who are more adventerous can explore the caves of Wookey Hole, go for a glider flight, dodge paintballs, ride quad bikes, go sailing or fishing at Chew Lake, golfing, skiing/snowboarding, clay pigeon shooting or go-karting. [View Details] [Add to my wish list]
	The Swan B&B The Swan , 17 High Street, B&B's in Thornbury, Bristol Cost from: £35 Per Room A B&B set within one of the oldest public houses in Thornbury. Located in the centre of the main high street, you will not be short of things to see and do! We offer Monday to Saturday 10.00 TO 8.30pm and Sunday 10.00 to 6.00pm. There are fantastic transport links around the town and lots to see and do on foot if travelling around in this way is more your style! The Swan is steeped with character and old fashioned charm. The Swan was the first original coach house in Thornbury and there is only 1 other building that was built prior to The Swan which is Thornbury Castle the back wall dates back to 1659, most of the building are grade listed 1 and 2. [View Details] [Add to my wish list]