Reviews of Radisson Blu Hotel, Bristol

Overall a good sized room. Howerver the aircon was not adequate to cool the room and felt a little too warm for the hot summer's day. However the beds were comfy and the room overall well styled. The bathroom was very spacious with fantastic lighting! Other than the unattractive view out the window and the aircon, I would highly recomend!

My room had a musky smell, I had a suite it was the more like a double room with so floors with sofas dating the 80’s

Wasn’t happy with the room, and the view I had wasn’t the best

Location is good. The place has lighting which makes it feel like it is an old run down hotel. Service was okay. I asked for ice and was told to go to ground floor. Don’t expect this from Radisson hotel chain. Carpets feel old. Lighting needs a bit of work to make it modern.

The worst hotel I have ever stayed! An empty plastic bottle was on the table which was supposed left by the last guest. There’s still evidence of someone else lying on the pillow. Apparently, no one has cleaned this room since the last guest left.

Veey good location and friendly staff. Definitely recommend.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and it was a comfortable nights sleep and the room was warm

The hotel is perfectly situated in Bristol and everything in walking distance or scooter if you wish. Rooms very clean and comfortable. We stayed in a harbour view room which has fab views. I would imagine there isn't a bad view from the Radisson. The hotel will validate your parking if using Nelson St ncp which gives £5 off. Please note that its also £9 per day if your vehicle travels within the new CAZ restrictions. Either pay beforehand or up to 6 days later or face a fine! Or park out of city and park and ride in or train. Also NCP parking is not the cheapest either, again check all extra charges before travelling to Bristol.

Clean, comfortable and relaxed environment. Friendly staff.

Environment: The hotel is in a good location, and it is very convenient to walk, take the bus, go to the supermarket, and eat Facilities: The room is relatively large, the bathroom is spacious, and two bottles of water are provided every day, as well as tea and coffee You must stay in a high-rise room when staying here, definitely. We were given the 5th floor at first, and the room was small and dark. By the way, the lack of lights in the room is a small problem. Living in a high-rise not only has a good view of the church and the Ferris wheel, but the key is that it is very bright. I stayed there for seven days and was satisfied when I moved to a high-rise room

Convenient transportation, there is a bus stop downstairs, and there is a Chinese restaurant "Meet and Greet" next to it. You can walk to the University of Bristol, and it is a ten-minute walk from the city center. The breakfast is quite rich

Good location, big room, worthy of being an international hotel chain

The hotel is in a good location, close to the city center and the river. However, the room is small, the facilities and services are far inferior to the Marriott Hotel I stayed in before, especially the poor service. I arrived in Bristol late, and the waiter who helped open the door and check in was not happy. He ignored me when I came in and out. I will never go there again.

Three major advantages: 1) The room is really large and generous! Even the bathroom is very big and has a bathtub 2) The view from the top floor is great 3) The location is very good, just downstairs is the bus stop, and the airport bus stop is a two-minute walk away Three major shortcomings: 1) The room is too old and not well maintained. 2) There is no socket at the bedside, which is inconvenient. 3) The heating in the room can be turned up to the maximum to ensure that it is "not cold" but cannot be said to be "warm". Breakfast is still a typical English breakfast. In addition, the front desk is also very friendly, but when I asked for slippers, the final reply was "There are no slippers" (??)