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Ibis Bristol Temple Meads Quay, Opening End of August
Avon Street
BS2 0PS Bristol |
9,5 of 10
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| Hotel Description: |
| Ibis Bristol Temple Meads is near Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station and in Temple Quay business area. The hotel is also in a great location in City centre and just minutes from Cabot Circus,Broadmead Centreand Bristol Harbourside area. It has 141 nonsmoking bedrooms ,a restaurant, a bar offering snacks 24hours /7 days and a meeting room. WIFI is available in public areas and wired High Speed Internet access is also available in all bedrooms . Public undercover parking close by. |
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| Rooms |
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conference rooms
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| Hotel features/particularities |
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Restaurant
W Lan |
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Reception open 24h a day
Elevator |
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Pets accepted
Safe |
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| Room features |
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Shower
Cable TV
Internet connection
Safe |
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Baby cot available
Wake up service
Sat TV |
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Alarm clock
Coffee maker
TV |
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| Restaurant: |
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CAFÉ In the evening, the Café offers a themed approach to dining, with themes varying from one Ibis to another. Sit down, enjoy a drink or a bite to eat in a nice, friendly place. What could be simpler |
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BAR The Bar : a friendly place to get together at any time of day. |
| Further information |
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Built: 2008
Number of floors: 8
Check-In: 12:00:00
Check-Out: 12:00:00 |
| Accepted credit card payment |
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AmericanExpress
Visa |
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MasterCard/EuroCard
JapanCreditBureau |
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DinersClub
Discover |
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This hotel was as expected. It is a two star hotel, and was priced accordingly. Location is good, beside temple mead train station. Clean, warm and comfortable. We did not have breakfast.
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