Victoria Square Hotel Clifton Village

Chose somewhere close to Anson Rooms. Would most definitely stay again when next in Bristol. One of the friendliest hotels we've stayed in. Lovely room.

Liked: Friendly staff. Good, clean room.
Disliked: No bad points at all.

Liked: Breakfast was ok.
Disliked: Room poorly furnished and draughty. Not up to usual standard of Best Western. Not good value for money.

Good

Clean, comfotable, good value

Liked: Location. Quiet. Friendly staff.

Great location for a visit...

Liked: Location, friendliness, car parking, facilities and very good value.

Lovely hotel with friendly staff...

Liked: Location was perfect with a short stroll through picturesque Victoria Square into Clifton Village. The room was spacious, comfortable and impeccably clean and I loved that there was a bath! Value for money is second to none in this area. Overall, a welcoming, comfortable and well located hotel.
Disliked: A little noise from the road at night, but not too bad.

Pleasant stay apart from lobby...

Liked: Clean, comfortable room. Excellent location close to frequent buses but can also walk to city centre. Plenty of restaurants nearby.
Disliked: Our room, 323, was situated in the lobby area of a separate building. Was quite noisy early am or late evening as groups tended to congregate there and chat. There is a please be quiet notice on the front door but something bigger inside the lobby might be better. Room is overlooked by a couple of houses but only has heavy velvet curtains. A daylight blind is necessary.

Exceptional

Passable

Very good

Liked: The location was nice. Easy to walk to the Clifton Supension Bridge and to city centre. Easily connected by bus services. Breakfast was good too.

Ok. Was far too expensive...

Liked: The location
Disliked: Small carpark, full by the time we arrived and road parking is permit only. Luckily had a disabled badge. The room we were in another building from reception so had to walk back and forth until we found the reception initially. This was difficult as I use a crutch and mobility isn’t the best. I informed them of my disability prior to arrival as I was made aware there was ‘stairs.’ The stairs were a lot. Just to even check in. Not ideal with heavy luggage but understandable as it’s an old building. Reception signage should be more visible. In the email I stated I could walk about one flight of stairs if they couldn’t put me in a ground floor room. Ultimately they had placed me in a top floor room which had 3 flights of stairs and in the other building. The receptionist didn’t tell us the room number until I asked on check in so perhaps she was trying to be quiet about it. It was painful by the time I was in the room. The bed when lying on it, the bottom of the bed popped up. The tv was caked in dust too. The room and bathroom was very outdated and the windows weren’t double glazed.