Bristol Hotel Guide - Avon Valley Railway hotels in Bristol, United Kingdom.

"The swimming pool and facilities were awesome."

"It was excellent in a great location"

"Very clean spacious room, very quiet "

"A lovely cottage with original features. Well equipped and spotlessly clean. Very comfortable furnishings: sofas and beds. Useful to have the half- ensuite in the second bedroom; best suited for short people! Dog friendly with a nice touch of spare bowl and towel. The garden is enclosed although be aware that athletic dog could go over the wall. The cottage is in a great location for riverside walks and two dog friendly pubs. Communication with hosts faultless."

"Pleasant stay"

"It was okay food was dreadful. It’s the lock on the door didn’t work. I had to put a chair up against the door to stop people just walking in all in all. I wouldn’t wish to stay there again. "

"The room was clean and funky in terms of decoration which we liked. We hadn't realised that it was not a bathroom ensuit but shared one with three other rooms, but this was also very clean and luckily we were the only occupied room for the night we spent there. The staff were friendly and as we had to leave early the next morning kindly laid on a breakfast bap for us at 7am. An excellent setting next to the river and ideally suited for a short trip into Bath."

"Wonderful property and wonderful stay. Great walking paths. Love the multiple reception rooms so lots of spaces for people to gather. The kitchen is about as cozy as it can get. The rooms were all really good sizes. If you are tall prepare to duck a lot, hubby hit his head a few times in the door ways, but other than that perfect stay and would def go back again. "

"The Hideaway is a lovely little place, really tranquil and makes for a great break from the city. Easy enough to find and the hosts were really helpful and responsive. They also added some lovely little touches with mince pies, prosecco, cereal, milk, tea and coffee all left there for our use. I would definitely stay here again!"