#BristolHotelsWeek: 22 tips of where to book your Bristol break now

Highlighting limited-time and year-round special offers, Visit Bristol launches the very first #BristolHotelsWeek with 22 tips for where to book your stay now in the city.

Images left to right: Avon Gorge Hotel by Hotel du Vin, image credit Amy Murrell; De Vere Tortworth Court and Bristol Harbour Hotel’s spa; For high-res images, email press@visitwest.co.uk

With over 5,000 hotel rooms and eight new hotels opening and unveiling refurbishments in 2021/2022, Bristol has an abundance of accommodation options to suit all tastes, budgets and requirements.

As the hotel and hospitality sector starts to recover from the effects of the pandemic, Visit Bristol has launched a new campaign called #BristolHotelsWeek (starting Monday 7 February) to highlight the variety of places to stay in Bristol and special offers available to help boost bookings now.

The campaign focuses on 22 tips of where to stay and visit in the city this year, whether visitors want to try one of the newest hotels, stunning self-catering accommodation, a sustainable place to stay or somewhere that has perfect rooms for guests with accessibility needs.

As well as outlining where to stay under each tip, there are also links to limited-time and year-round special offers from hotels and accommodation partners in and around the city. You can marvel at the views of Clifton Suspension Bridge and save up to 30% on your room at Avon Gorge Hotel by Hotel du Vin if you extend your stay as part of their winter staycation package. You can get 15% discount on stays at any time at the elegant self-catering apartments at Beech House and Alison Court when using their special offer code during #BristolHotelsWeek. Or for families, kids get free accommodation and breakfast when sharing your room or you will get 50% off the second room if they stay in their own room at Mercure Bristol Grand, to name but a few offers available during the week.

#BristolHotelsWeek kicks off on Monday 7 February and will see Visit Bristol’s popular Twitter account, which has over 93,000 followers, dedicate a full week of tweets exclusively to the campaign. The campaign is backed up with new and engaging content focussing on where to stay on the Visit Bristol website.

Overseeing #BristolHotelsWeek, Jon Chamberlain, Head of Marketing for Visit West (which includes Visit Bristol) explains: “We are always looking for new and innovative ways to promote the wide variety of places to stay in and around the city. #BristolHotelsWeek gives us a chance to bring together the great special offers that are available at this time of year as well as showcasing year-round highlights. Whether you are looking for a special night with your Valentine, a family break at February half-term or a midweek get-away with your pooch, now is the time to stay in Bristol. And always book directly with the hotel for the best deals.”

The full list of the 22 tips are:

Views

Dog-friendly

Foodie

Quirky

Budget

Artistic

New places to stay

Sustainable hotels

Bars

Family-friendly

Accessible hotels

Group stays

Spas and Pools

Extended stays

Self-catering

Romantic

Street art

Historic hotels

Country house hotels

Near transport hubs

Hotels with parking

Bring the team

To see the full list of hotels under the 22 tips and links to all offers for the #BristolHotelsWeek campaign, go to VisitBristol.co.uk/BristolHotelsWeek or follow the link from the Visit Bristol homepage.

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Famed for its passionate character, maritime history, and for the acres of parkland and sustainable approach that earned it European Green Capital 2015 status, Bristol has created its own distinctive identity. Visitors are attracted to the city’s year-round festivals, award-winning cycle tracks, gastronomy in rejuvenated shipping containers and behind secret doorways, stunning cityscapes, inspiring street art and lively music scene.   

About Visit West: The Destination Management Organisation (DMO) for Bristol, Bath & North East Somerset, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. It supports the visitor economy of the region which is worth £2.33billion and supports 45,000 jobs. Visit West operates the Meet Bristol & Bath Convention Bureau and Visit Bristol and Visit Bath consumer websites.