Ramada Plaza Bristol

Ideal location for railway station, shortish walk into town. Paid extra for buffet breakfast, which was expensive for a cooked breakfast. Staff friendly and helpful. Had evening meal which was well presented, tasty and better than many hotel restaurant meals.
anonymous | 27-Sep-2007

Very smokey in main reception area as open plan bar right next to it, there was a wedding reception on and the air was visibly hazy with smoke. Leisure club facilities poorly laid out - sauna and steam room at one end of the gym and pool at the other end. Gym very hot ,humid due to this with no ventilation.
anonymous | 24-May-2007

Duncan Brimmer, United Kingdom | 12-Apr-2006
Not much to look at from the outside, The roads are a bit of an urban sprawl but I suppose that is to be expected. Staff were very pleasant. The room was nice but not overly so, the corridors were above average with some marble. Bar area ok. Dining room very good. Pool and gym facility adequate.

Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous | 01-Apr-2006
Small rooms. Pool small. Beds hard.

Oliver Beckett, United Kingdom | 22-Feb-2006
Very pleasant staff including receptionist, maitre d' and room cleaners. The restaurant staff at breakfast coped fantastically well with an exceptionally busy period.

Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous | 22-Feb-2006
Sauna was really a good surprise, we didn't expect it to be a real finnish sauna. Thanks for that!

Location
Located close to the historic centre of Bristol, Ramada Plaza offers comfort and style in the heart of the city. Area attractions include the Science Centre, Wild Walkabout, Tropical Rainforest and much more.

Rooms
The hotel offers 201 air-conditioned guestrooms, which are elegantly furnished and equipped with modern facilities. Suites, executive rooms and non-smoking rooms are also available.

Food & Drink
The on site restaurant serves contemporary bistro food in stylish surroundings. You can enjoy a fine drink in the friendly atmosphere of the bar. This unique restaurant is housed within the foundations of the last glass producing kiln in Bristol.

General
You can enjoy a leisurely splash in the pool or relax in the sauna and steam room.

Functions
The Summit Conference Centre comprises 10 flexible conference rooms, suitable for hosting discreet boardroom meetings or conferences for up to 350 delegates.

From the North, East and West (via M5 and M4)
Take the M32 into Bristol from junction 19 of the M4 motorway. At the end of the M32 (Newfoundland Road), turn left at the traffic lights (signposted Temple Meads Station/A4/Bath). Go under the underpass keeping in the left hand lane. Carry straight on at the traffic lights, bear left (signposted A4/Bath), but stay in the right hand lane.

Go past Temple Meads Station on your left to a large roundabout. Go all the way round the roundabout, doubling back so that Temple Meads Station is now on your right. Stay in the left hand lane and bear left into Redcliffe Way. The hotel entrance is on your left.