ibis Bristol Centre

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Great location for bristol harbour events. Basic, but clean and functional room. Decent breakfast with reasonable choice. Visited during extreme high temperature and the hotel lobby and room were thankfully very cool and comfortable.

Great location But I bet that massive fluff ball as you enter the stairs from the lobby is still there been there for my 3 days and I looks terrible

You need to pre book one of the parking spaces/companies so just take note ( I hadn’t realised). Location great, room fine, door of bathroom didn’t close, breakfast very good. Friendly staff.

Clean room, centrally located and very close to the events venue that I was attending. However, significant noise at night from the bars and restaurants overnight made it difficult to sleep

Stay was ok. Location couldn’t be more convenient. Only issue was I expected Ibis to be more like a Premier Inn, but is was like Travelodge: very basic room with a plasticky bathroom.

Great location with discount on nearby parking. Breakfast fairly basic.

It was ok. I hated the capsule bathroom. It was like showering in the toilet cubicle on a train. It was quite noisy, you can actually hear every strike at the bowling alley next door, so the window has to stay shut, but that wasn’t ideal when it was hot (there’s no air con, only a temperature control panel). Also, I put the Do Not Disturb and Cleaning not Required signs on my door but they went into my room while I was out and cleaned it anyway? The area was walkable and close to the city.

Booking in was quick and easy we were in the room in 5 minutes big comfy bed clean bathroom inly complaint was slightly hard pillows. Great base to explore Bristol

Rooms were clean, staff were friendly and helpful. Unfortunately the air conditioning was controlled by the outside air temp and the room was hot and muggy at night. Would not recommend the breakfast.

Room was fine, staff were good. Ordered a pizza from the barcoded menu in the room. After 20 minutes then order was accepted - great. After a full hour no pizza? I don't hatsapped the business team at the hotel and was told the hotel didn't receive an order from me and they do not take online orders! Even though their website is setup for that? Oh 24 hours later I checked my order - it's still pending. Wouldn't stay again, I waited an hour for lunch, then had to rush out for a sandwich before a meeting.

Modern design but fairly basic hotel. Harbourside location, good for sightseeing, shopping and evening entertainment. Walking distance to both the Hippodrome and Beacon theatres. Staff mostly foreign and not speaking or understanding basic requests. Rooms are basic, beds and pillows are not very comfortable. Bathroom shower was good, both hot and with good pressure. Breakfast was OK, simple English breakfast options plus a small continental choice, with cereals, yoghurt and a few pastries. All in all OK for an overnight stay.

Hotel was ideally placed in a Central location, very reasonably priced.

We stay here often, brilliant location in Bristol with the bonus of safe and secure parking in the Millennium underground carpark at a good price.

I loved my short stay here with my two dogs - my room overlooked the square and had all the amenities I needed. I slept well and it was well situated to explore everything and be straight out in the buzz of millennium square and the waterways in the morning. I can’t comment on the food as don’t eat there but the staff were friendly and gladly took a parcel from Amazon in for me which I really appreciated Parking in the very nearby carpark at a discount was a bonus for me too Would recommend and definitely stay again

Great location, clean room and super choice at breakfast. All staff helpful and friendly.

The Tory was overly clean

Having browsed the reviews and photos before booking, I arrived with reasonable expectations - which made the reality something of a surprise. The room given to me appeared significantly more dated than anything shown online - halogen lighting, a linoleum bathroom that felt closer to a utility room than a hotel, and an overall aesthetic that hadn’t seen an update in some time (room 101, ironically). The room appeared to be designed for wheelchair users, which raises its own questions - it was notably small, and I genuinely wondered whether a wheelchair would comfortably navigate the space. If the accessible rooms receive less investment than the standard ones shown in the promo photos, that feels like a disservice to exactly the guests who need the most comfortable stay. The location is convenient and the stay was functional. But the gap between what’s advertised and what’s delivered is rather significant. Especially for £170 a night. Won’t be staying here next year for sure

Clean, functional and central. Great for a weekend away.

Clean room with comfortable bed. Property has a nice lounge area. Room temperature was very warm, with no user control (unless outside temperature is >21 degC). The window wouldn't open to help, and nobody came to fix after our request.