Bristol Vacation Rentals

How do I get to Bristol?

Bristol is the greatest city in the south west of England, with a population of about half a million. The city lies between Somerset and Gloucestershire and has been politically used by both counties in part at various times. However, Bristol is traditionally a county in its own right and is effectively entitled the City and County of Bristol.

Why Bristol is so exclusive?

There are several world class sights in Bristol, from Britain’s most praised historic ship, its most iconic suspension bridge, and the world’s fifth oldest zoo, one of Europe’s major interactive science centers to an excellent network of free city museums.

Where to do and see in Bristol?

Welcome to the city of bridges, balloons, boats, Brunel and Banksy. Whether you’re searching for a great day out for all the family, a romantic break or a little adventure, there’s a amazing range of things to do in Bristol. With Bristol Shopping Quarter in the heart of the city, the out-of-town complex at The Mall Cribbs Causeway, the abundance of independent boutiques in Clifton and St Nicholas Market in the Old City - Bristol has an awesome choice for shoppers.  

Why choose Bristol?

Set around an historic harbor, Bristol is a vibrant, commercial and creative city. In recent years, it has relished an impressive renaissance, finding its heart and soul as never before. Bristol is exciting and dynamic, cosmopolitan and ambitious. Its cityscape is a fusion of elegant Georgian and Victorian architecture and gorgeous modern buildings and developments. Bristol boasts a mix of award-winning and internationally-acclaimed cultural institutions, world-class events and festivals and alluring shops and markets. Bristol is successful as both a leisure and business destination.

How to get Bristol?

Bristol is one of the most easily available cities in the UK, with excellent road, rail and air links. Bristol has a large international airport, with operators flying into Bristol from 112 different countries. Bristol is preferably situated for road access from London as well as from the north and east of England, it being located at the intersection of the M4 and M5 motorways. Bristol Temple Meads railway station is the largest rail hub in the west of England, with direct services accessible from London, Scotland, Wales, Manchester and Birmingham.

Where to stay in Bristol?

Bristol is crammed with luxury hotels, boutique hotels, gorgeous bed and breakfasts, and stylish serviced apartments – essentially something for every style and budget. And if you\'re looking for vacation ideas, there\'s a lot to get you thinking in our Special Offers section.