Explore the vibrant city of Bristol

The slick and modern Leonardo Hotel Bristol City offers a relaxing and comfortable space to stay after a busy day of exploring – which will be a cinch thanks to the hotel's location on Temple Way. Castle Park, the city centre, and the shopping quarter will all be within walking distance during your stay.

But before you get to all that you'll need to kick your day off with a trip round the breakfast buffet, where you can help yourself to the generous spread of international favourites. As for how to fill your itinerary, art-lovers can check out a walking tour which showcases the vibrant street art throughout the city, including pieces from world-famous Banksy.

While you're here, why not step back in time and board Brunel’s SS Great Britain? Once the largest passenger ship in the world, she's now home to a museum showcasing what life was like on board for Victorian passengers and crew. You'll find it in the docks, about 30 minutes' walk away, but if you're in no rush you'll find plenty of cosy pubs along the route perfect for a quick pint (or two).  

 

What Leonardo Hotel Bristol City has to offer

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Bar
  • Restaurant
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Sports & Health

  • Gym
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Bristol City

Bristol is an intoxicating blend of historical treasures and vibrant contemporary charm, surrounded by some of the most beautiful landscapes in the southwest of England. It’s a city with an eclectic personality, developed from its roots in the Iron Age, through its life as a bustling medieval port, then a centre of Victorian innovation, right through to the music and street culture it’s famous for today. 

Banksy’s Bristol The city is bursting with creativity and expression, now best-known as the stomping ground of street artist Banksy, who’s literally left an indelible mark (or two) on his hometown. This is where you’ll find some of his earliest pieces, as well as some of his most infamous murals, like Grim Reaper. You’ll be able to spot a lot of his work on your own, but a tour guide is probably the easiest way to find the more hidden examples. Beyond that, Bristol is packed with galleries, museums, and theatres – plenty for you to sink your teeth into. 

Temple Way 3, Bristol City, BS2 0GS, United Kingdom

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