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Lodge at Bristol, Bristol
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Free Wifi
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Private Car Park
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Family Friendly
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Public Transport Nearby
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Electric Car Charging Point
The Lodge at Bristol provides the perfect base to explore Bristol as well as the nearby historic Bath and stunning Somerset Coast.
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Free Wifi
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Private Car Park
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Family Friendly
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Public Transport Nearby
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Electric Car Charging Point
Number of Bedrooms: 36
Parking Spaces: 0
Steps into Hotel: 0
Check In Time: 3pm
Check Out Time: 11am
The Lodge at Bristol in Almondsbury is a contemporary 3 star hotel surrounded by picturesque countryside and is conveniently located close to major motorways. The prime location provides easy access to numerous attractions in Bristol, Bath and the Somerset Coast. Discover a wide range of art and natural history at the Bristol Museum or step aboard the famous steamship designed by Brunel, the SS Great Britain both within a few miles of the Lodge at Bristol.
The Lodge at Bristol prides itself on having 36 fully equipped, yet super comfortable rooms with everything needed to ensure your stay is amazing. Our standard rooms are stylish, contemporary, and complete with all the modern touches you would expect from a hotel. Family rooms offer a double room with an additional sofa bed which will accommodate up to two children under the age of 12 or one child under 16, and new Hypnos beds for extra comfort. The ensuite bathrooms feature a power shower, complimentary toiletries and fluffy towels. Stay connected with free Wi-Fi and catch up with your favourite tv programs on the flat-screen TV.
The Black Sheep Kitchen and Bar at the Lodge at Bristol Hotel offer guests freshly prepared dishes using local produce and a wide range of drinks to enjoy after a day out exploring all that Bristol has to offer. Whether you're meeting up with friends or colleagues, seeking a relaxed meeting spot, or taking a break from a long journey on the motorway, a warm welcome awaits at the Black Sheep Restaurant. Indulge in a variety of freshly prepared dishes available from 7 am until late, accompanied by delightful. The Restaurant at the Lodge at Bristol now offers an evening menu, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy during their visit. In the pantry, you'll find delicious chutneys and sauces from Tracklements, Nicks Herefordshire Sauce, local Bristol ale from Moor, and exquisite gin crafted by the talented team at 6 O'clock Gin in Thornbury available to take away.
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Bedrooms
TV Tea/Coffee Iron/Board Hairdryer Wifi Family Room for 3 Family Room for 4The Lodge at Bristol's 36 guest bedrooms are fully equipped, super comfortable rooms with everything you need to ensure your stay is amazing. The standard rooms are stylish, contemporary and complete with all the modern touches you would expect from a hotel.
Family rooms offer a double room with an additional sofa bed which will accommodate up to two children under the age of 12 or one child under 16, and new Hypnos beds for extra comfort. The lodge is the perfect base for your next family adventure.
Standard Double Room
Standard room with double bed, free wi-fi,
Standard Family Room
The family rooms at Lodge at Bristol are the perfect base for family breaks in Bristol. Our family rooms are stylish, contemporary and equipped with all the facilities you need to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Children stay for free when sharing with adults in a room.
Amenities include:
-Generous and comfy double bed
-Comfortable double sofa bed
-Flat-screen TV with a wide range of channels
-High-spec en-suite facilities with power shower
-Large work desk with good natural daylight, study light and power sockets
-Free Wi-Fi throughout
-Hospitality tray with a quality selection of traditional teas and regular and decaf coffee
-Iron and ironing board and quality hair dryer
Standard Double Rooms
Bar & Restaurant
Black Sheep Kitchen & Bar
Whether you’re catching up with friends and colleagues, in need of a relaxed meeting location, or needing a break from a long motorway journey, the team are there to welcome you.
With a selection of freshly prepared dishes served from 7am till late, as well as delicious drinks for a pick me up and now an evening menu, make sure you drop by and enjoy what Black Sheep has to offer.
The team are proud to showcase local producers both in what we serve and in the Pantry, with delicious chutneys and sauces from Tracklements, Nicks Herefordshire Sauce, local Bristol ale from Moor and stunning gin from the team at 6 O’clock Gin in Thornbury all available for you to enjoy at home.
Take a look at the menus below to give yourself an idea of what to expect.
Sample Menus
Food, Coffee & Drinks Menu
Evening Menu
Directions to the Lodge at Bristol Hotel
By Car
Exit the M5 motorway at junction 16, which is the exit for Almondsbury Interchange.
At the roundabout, take the exit onto the A38, signposted to Bristol (West)/Filton.
Follow the A38 for approximately 2 miles until you reach a large roundabout known as Aztec West Roundabout.
Take the second exit onto the A38, signposted to Patchway/Cribbs Causeway.
Continue on the A38 for approximately 0.5 miles until you reach a set of traffic lights. Go straight through the lights, continuing on the A38.
After about 0.5 miles, you will approach another set of traffic lights. Go straight through these lights as well.
Continue on the A38 for approximately 1 mile until you reach the Patchway Brook Roundabout.
At the roundabout, take the second exit onto Patchway Brook Lane.
Follow Patchway Brook Lane for about 0.5 miles until you reach your destination in the BS32 4TS area. Use a GPS or map service for precise directions to a specific address within that postal code.
Please note that these directions are based on general information and may vary depending on traffic conditions and any roadworks in the area. It's always a good idea to use a navigation tool for real-time guidance.
Nearest Train Station
Patchway Station 1.5 miles
Nearest Airport
Bristol Airport - 14 miles
Things to see and do when staying at the Lodge at Bristol.
Bristol is a vibrant city in Tehe Cotswolds with a rich history, cultural attractions, and a lively arts scene. Here are some popular things to see and do in Bristol:
Clifton Suspension Bridge: Visit this iconic landmark designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Enjoy the panoramic views of the Avon Gorge and explore the surrounding Clifton Village.
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery: Discover a wide range of art, archaeology, and natural history exhibits in this museum. It houses collections from around the world, including works by famous artists.
SS Great Britain: Step aboard the SS Great Britain, a historic steamship designed by Brunel. Explore the ship, learn about its maritime history, and experience life on board during the Victorian era.
Bristol Old Vic: Catch a performance at the Bristol Old Vic, one of the oldest continuously operating theaters in the English-speaking world. It showcases a diverse range of productions, from classic plays to contemporary works.
St. Nicholas Market: Visit this vibrant market in the heart of Bristol's Old City. Browse through an array of stalls offering street food, local produce, crafts, vintage clothing, and more.
Street Art and Banksy: Take a walk through Bristol's streets to admire its vibrant street art scene. Bristol is the hometown of world-renowned street artist Banksy, and you can find several of his artworks around the city.
Bristol Cathedral: Explore Bristol Cathedral, a beautiful medieval building with stunning architecture. Attend a service or simply appreciate the tranquillity of the cathedral's interior.
Bristol Harbourside: Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the harbourside, lined with bars, cafes, and restaurants. Take a boat trip, visit the Watershed cultural centre, or relax in one of the waterfront parks.
These are just a few highlights of what Bristol has to offer. The city also hosts numerous festivals, and live music events, and has a vibrant food and drink scene. Exploring Bristol's neighbourhoods and soaking in the city's atmosphere will reveal even more hidden ge
For more information on things to see and do in the area, visit our helpful Destination Guide for The Cotswolds.