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A modern shopping mall with a glass ceiling and various stores.

Bristol City Centre

The beating heart of Bristol is packed with stunning architectural landmarks, shopping districts, centuries-old pubs and live music venues.

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A suspension bridge over a river, surrounded by lush greenery and a cloudy sky.

Clifton

This picturesque suburb of Bristol is home to iconic city landmarks, an excellent zoo and boutiques set inside Georgian- and Victoria-era buildings.

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A harbor with colorful boats docked, a church spire, and historic buildings in the background.

Bristol Floating Harbour

The fantastic nightlife and popular shops are just a few highlights of Bristol Floating Harbour. Make a stop by We The Curious or Millennium Square while you're exploring the area.

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A historic cathedral with intricate Gothic architecture, including pointed arches and a tall spire.

Redcliffe

Redcliffe is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to Banksy Graffiti Thekla and Redcliffe Caves while you're in town.

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A narrow indoor shopping corridor with glass-fronted shops on both sides.

Bristol Old City

Bristol Old City is popular for its abundant dining options, and if you're looking for more to see and do, you might think about a trip to St Nicholas Market or Baldwin Street.

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Top Temple Quay Hotel Reviews

Bristol Grand Hotel By Sunday

8/10 Good

"The car park is tight and my defender would not fit... this was not apparent until i had passed through the barrier...hotel reception guy was very helpful though. One elevator was not functioning meaning the other was very slow and often full. The hotel is used by foreign coach trippers. The buffet breakfast service was terrible really, few clean tables, find your own seat and cuttlery. Tables did not seem to be cleaned between uses. The coffee machines were not working properly either, with queues for a cuppa. Fruit juices were not refilled. The jam dispenser is not easy to use and is very messy... why not just have the little packs or jars? The same goes for the yoghurt selection."

Clayton Hotel Bristol City

8/10 Good

"Easy check in/check out at the kiosk. The staff was very friendly, and avaliable. Room service was excellent and fairly priced. I reccomed the pizza and pastrami sandwich. Great access to the city, lots of fun pubs close by. Walking distance to everything. Still water and toilet paper everyday. Excited to come back again!"

De Vere Tortworth Court

10/10 Excellent

"We enjoyed our time on property. We used our two nights here to recharge our batteries mid trip. My wife and daughter enjoyed the pool & spa. The breakfast buffet is included in your rate and met all our needs, including our daughter who has celiac disease and needs gluten free items. The only breakfast item that could be improved is the eggs. They taste powdered. The menu for the outdoor terrace was delicious. We enjoyed the burrata and salmon salads. The wine and drink selection were appreciated. The staff was trained well and their service standards were noticeable. The room was clean and well appointed. No a/c in the rooms but fans were available for us to use. The only downside is that the windows don't open wide enough to create great work flow. Thanks for the great stay..."

Majestic Hotels Bristol

8/10 Good

"The main pro of this hotel is its location. Less than a 2 min walk to the water front, theatre, bars and restaurants. The location is fantastic. The hotel is clean, tidy and the staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel also has a car park, £20 for 24hrs which for Bristol, is good value. PARKING NEEDS TO BE BOOKED WITH THE HOTEL IN ADVANCE - THERE ARE ONLY LIMITED SPACES. Dont try to message them through this app - I tried it and didn’t get a response. Just call the hotel direct. The room is clean and adequate - the other everything you need, but it was fairly empty and basic. It didn’t have the ‘wow’ factor you’d expect from the location, building and reception area. Not really an issue for me, but worth noting. Brekfast was good - the only thing I will comment on is that I asked once of the staff about the ingredients in the sausage (gluten allergy). She said it was gluten free, but then another member of staff overheard and said it wasn’t….. they confirmed in the kitchen that they were gluten free (which was great), but as someone with a food allergy, it doesn’t fill me with confidence when two members of staff say something different. Obviously this won’t be an issue to most people, but one thing from having an allergy is that you need to be confident in what you’re being told - because it could spoil a trip away. Just a small point that I think management could raise with staff - make them aware of ingredients so they can inform customers confidently and correctl"

Frequently asked questions

What is Temple Quay like?

Temple Quay is a neighborhood that travelers like for its waterfront.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Temple Quay, will I receive a refund?

Yes, you'll find most hotel room reservations are refundable if you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline, which is often 24 or 48 hours before your arrival date. If you booked a non-refundable reservation, you might still have the option to cancel and receive a refund within 24 hours of booking. Add your dates and click on "Search", then you can filter by "fully refundable" to get top deals in Temple Quay.

Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip to Temple Quay?

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What can I see and do in this Bristol neighborhood?

A few places to visit in the area around Temple Quay include Seymour's, Bristol Temple Church, and Old Market. While you're out sightseeing in Bristol, be sure to visit other sights like Hermit's Cave and Quaker Burial Ground or Redcliffe Caves.

How can I get around Temple Quay and the greater Bristol area?

If you want to venture out of town, Bristol Temple Meads Station is the closest train station. You can also catch a ride at Bristol (TPB-Bristol Temple Meads Train Station).

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1. Hilton Garden Inn Bristol City Centre

2. Leonardo Hotel Bristol City

3. Doubletree by Hilton Bristol

4. Novotel Bristol Centre

5. ibis Bristol Temple Meads Quay

6. Clayton Hotel Bristol City

7. Moxy Bristol

8. Delta Hotels by Marriott Bristol City Centre

9. Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel

10. Brooks Guesthouse Bristol

11. Future Inn Bristol

12. Holiday Inn Express Bristol City Centre by IHG

13. The Bristol Hotel

14. Hotel du Vin & Bistro Bristol

15. ibis Bristol Centre

16. Bristol Grand Hotel By Sunday

17. Hampton by Hilton Bristol Airport

18. Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre by IHG

19. Victoria Square Hotel

20. Mollie's Bristol

Where to stay in Temple Quay

Bristol City Centre

Clifton

Bristol Floating Harbour

Redcliffe

Bristol Old City

Top Temple Quay Hotel Reviews

Bristol Grand Hotel By Sunday

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