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Rooms keyboard_arrow_downNeed help? Speak to our Reservations Team on +44 203 397 0085 or email usOpening hours from 09.00- 17.30 Monday - Friday (UK time)
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Why so chic?
Why travel experts chose this hotelRooftop rocket trailersFun and friendly atmosphereShort walk to harboursideChic Treats
Only when you book with ChicBrooks Guesthouse in Bristol is the third outpost (alongside Bath and Edinburgh and now Ross-on-Wye) of this charming little group of affordable properties. It remains small enough to keep its spaces personable, with all the usual charm you’d expect from a boutique property. And Brooks Bristol is a rather kooky affair too: head to the roof and you’ll find British-made ‘Retro Rocket Trailers’ as your room for the night. It’s a novel, fun concept that gives you the feeling you’re glamping in the stars. But if that's not for you, never fear: there's an array of more traditional bedrooms too.
Dining
A delicious breakfast is served each morning. While there is no restaurant at Brooks, Bristol is full of gourmet hotspots, street food stalls and popular eateries. For an aperitif, the hotel has an honesty bar with a collection of soft and alcoholic drinks.
What we loved...
Sweet, simple and set right alongside the brilliant St Nicholas' market, Brooks offered the perfect base for our night in Bristol. The breakfast here is really excellent - my cooked to order eggs royale were a treat.
Accommodation
The rooftop rocket trailers are fun spots to sleep, but if you’re after a more traditional room, then they’ve got those too. All of the latter are well decorated with Cole & Sons wallpapers, good showers, and large comfortable beds. The Standard Rooms can come up a little small, so opt for the larger King if you fancy a little more space.
Activities
Located in the heart of Bristol's old town, you’re well-placed to explore. St Nicholas’ Market is on your doorstep (make sure to leave some place in your suitcase for a souvenir), and only a short walk will take you to Bristol’s harbourside. After a long day, there’s a sitting room downstairs where you can kick back and relax. In fair weather, there’s also a courtyard where you can make the most of the English sun.
Location
Situated in Bristol's Old TownWifi information
Free Wi-fi is available.
Places of Interest
In Bristol City Centre
Bristol Hippodrome Theatre - 5 - minute walk
Clifton Suspension Bridge - 37-minute
St Nicholas Market - 1 - minute walk
O2 Academy- 7 - minute walk
We the Curious - 11 - minute walk
Cabot Circus Shopping Centre - 11 - minute walk
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Facilities keyboard_arrow_downHousekeepingBarBreakfastWi-fiWi-fi/Internet , Non Smoking Property , 24-hour Front Desk , Luggage Room ,
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Address
St Nicholas St, BS1 1UB Bristol, United Kingdom
Location
Situated in Bristol's Old Town
How to get there?
Bristol Temple Meads train station is a 15-minute walk from the hotel (1.2km)
Nearest airport
Bristol airport is a 20-minute drive from the hotel (14km)
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Jas Brace
in the last week
Four of us came here for my birthday, wed pre booked afternoon tea with Prosecco and we were not disappointed! The staff were lovely and nothing was too much trouble. It was our first time here and we would definitely recommend! Decor is beautiful and the atmosphere is really calm which is just what you need during these crazy times.
5/5 -
Patricia Brock
3 weeks ago
Apart from hangers on the wall there was no storage for clothes. The shower was very small. The bed was very comfortable. However, I have never stayed in a Hotel/Guesthouse that did not change the towels/bedding on a daily basis. The breakfast hamper was very basic.
3/5 -
Jack Barker
3 weeks ago
Stayed in one of the four Airstream Caravans they've craned onto their roof. Very central location in Bristol, lovely accommodation, only knocked a star off because they have four on their roof, would be nicer with two and a deckchair or two in the resulting space. Great to have a taste of American cultural history amidst the spires of central Bristol's churches. All good
4/5 -
Edward Payne
a month ago
After Hotel du Vin cancelled our room at the last minute, we decided to take a chance on Brooks and are really glad we did. We stayed in a rooftop rocket caravan and it was lots of fun. Be warned, it is noisy due to seagulls and revellers outside on the street below but I put on sounds of the sea and slept through it. You might want to take earplugs. There are two size rockets and we had the smaller one. Im 62 and the bathroom is a squeeze but the bed is surprisingly big. The shower was hot and powerful. The caravan was also very clean. They brought breakfast to our room to help with social distancing but the earliest was 8.30am. Breakfast was great BTW. I wouldnt recommend the smaller rocket for a long trip as it is small but for a night it was great fun and Id highly recommend it especially if youre having a night/weekend on the town. The staff were also great.
5/5
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in the last week
Four of us came here for my birthday, wed pre booked afternoon tea with Prosecco and we were not disappointed! The staff were lovely and nothing was too much trouble. It was our first time here and we would definitely recommend! Decor is beautiful and the atmosphere is really calm which is just what you need during these crazy times.
5/5 -
Patricia Brock
3 weeks ago
Apart from hangers on the wall there was no storage for clothes. The shower was very small. The bed was very comfortable. However, I have never stayed in a Hotel/Guesthouse that did not change the towels/bedding on a daily basis. The breakfast hamper was very basic.
3/5 -
3 weeks ago
Stayed in one of the four Airstream Caravans they've craned onto their roof. Very central location in Bristol, lovely accommodation, only knocked a star off because they have four on their roof, would be nicer with two and a deckchair or two in the resulting space. Great to have a taste of American cultural history amidst the spires of central Bristol's churches. All good
4/5 -
a month ago
After Hotel du Vin cancelled our room at the last minute, we decided to take a chance on Brooks and are really glad we did. We stayed in a rooftop rocket caravan and it was lots of fun. Be warned, it is noisy due to seagulls and revellers outside on the street below but I put on sounds of the sea and slept through it. You might want to take earplugs. There are two size rockets and we had the smaller one. Im 62 and the bathroom is a squeeze but the bed is surprisingly big. The shower was hot and powerful. The caravan was also very clean. They brought breakfast to our room to help with social distancing but the earliest was 8.30am. Breakfast was great BTW. I wouldnt recommend the smaller rocket for a long trip as it is small but for a night it was great fun and Id highly recommend it especially if youre having a night/weekend on the town. The staff were also great.
5/5