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"Wonderful experience "

"I asked for a late check out which I was given without a problem which was much appreciated. The Gym was handy. I had a room overlooking the main road which wasn't a problem. Overall a good experience."

"We stayed just for one night after seeing a show at the Hippo Drome. Super friendly staff, lovely room and breakfast. One of the best night sleep I've had in a while"

"The Clayton is perfectly situated for a weekend trip to Bristol. The hotel is very clean and tidy with really helpful staff. Our room was quiet, warm, cosy and very comfortable. With plenty of nearby parking and city centre location it’s easy to get about either on foot or otherwise. Having stayed in Bristol on many occasions I have to say that this hotel definitely comes recommended. "

"Lovely, helpful staff who couldn't do enough to assist me as a disabled guest."

"Lovely breakfast in a beautiful restaurant located within the premises. Well equipped gym and good location"

"ideal location for meeting next day. easy checkin and friendly staff"

"Nice hotel in the Bristol centre, staff very helpful"

"Another wonderful evening at the Parkgate Hotel (even though it was not all for fun) We had an arranged early check-in from Richard, which was a huge blessing and very much appreciated as it was a busy weekend. We had a small plumbing issue in our room, but the staff worked quickly (as always) to have someone come look at the issue, and they were able to resolve the problem without any interruption. The rooms are always beautiful, clean and very comfortable. The Sorting Room and Bar are always a treat, and the staff work tirelessly to bring you a delicious and comfortable experience. Our children are always welcome with open arms, and they are made to feel just as special and comfortable. Simply cannot ask for anything more. I look forward to returning this coming week for my birthday and another weekend for an all girls Wicked adventure, because you can't ask for a better to celebrate life. Thank you, Parkgate "