Hilton Bristol Hotel
Hilton Bristol Hotel
Woodlands Lane Bradley Stoke Bristol England
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Location :
Suburb
Rooms :
141
This modern hotel provides extensive car parking and easy access to Bristol City centre and the motorways. Recently upgraded facilities include a new Hilton Meetings centre with full secretarial support and an additional 32 executive bedrooms. The hotel has an a la carte restaurant and a fully equipped LivingWell health club.
from 87
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