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Prices by date
Lowest nightly price for 2 adults, updated twice a month.
Cheapest dates
- 18 October 2026 £103
- 22 November 2026 £105
- 10 January 2027 £105
- 17 January 2027 £105
- 31 January 2027 £105
Available Rooms & Rates
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Board and cancellation terms are confirmed with your booking.£102.66per night
Guest Reviews
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Great location,good room .
Interesting building, welcoming and helpful staff on reception and in the restaurant. Very comfortable room, great roll top bath and fabulous large rainfall shower. Delicious food at both supper and breakfast. Superb waiter.
room size was exceptional. all decor was high end. bar had a lovely feel. bed was huge and very comfortable
Fantastic room and public spaces
The room was amazing and comfortable, ate in restaurant and food was amazing
Everything was excellent
Beautiful property, rooms were really nice
Very helpful staff
The room was very comfortable. The staff lovely. The location is great. The breakfast was memorably delicious.
Beautifully decorated. Clean,spacious bar area
The room was amazing
Lovely building great food and lovely staff
Good location, friendly staff, comfortable room
Entrance to the Hotel du Vin is through an arched cobbled courtyard, illuminated by Victorian-style streetlamps. Housed in a former 18th century Sugar Factory, it feels like somewhere a little bit special. We booked a deluxe room which was gorgeous: spacious and bright with two large windows and a huge comfy bed with fluffy pillows. Walls are painted in a calming sage green while freestanding lamps ensure lighting is low, creating a romantic atmosphere. This is a comfortable room that's a pleasure to hang out in, with twin arm chairs and a coffee table, a Nespresso machine, a variety of teas and some Ferrero Rocher which are sweetly replaced every day by the cleaning staff. Luxury is complete in the bathroom with a classy black & white tiled floor, a luxuriously sized rolltop bath and a vast and powerful walk-in rain shower. An abundance of l'Occitane bath products, large fluffy bath towels, robes and slippers are all you need to recreate your own personal spa experience each evening. The icing on the cake is the breakfast experience each morning in the elegant dining room. In addition to the Continental buffet spread, a hot breakfast to order feels like a treat these days with options such as smoked salmon with scrambled eggs, avocado toast or Eggs Benedict. Staff are outstanding, paying great attention to the small details and ensuring an elevated breakfast experience. A superb hotel in every way.
Everything, especially the huge free standing bath. The kindness of staff and dog treats in the room were exceptional!
Bathroom: beautiful roll-top bath and huge walk in shower
Location, services and comfort
Fantastic hotel in a great location.
Location very good for exploring good bit of Bath on foot. Staff very nice and helpful.Food very good, comfortable bed, good shower and bath
About This Hotel
Hotel du Vin Bristol sits in the heart of Bristol, offering a refined escape that blends history with modern comforts. Housed in a historic building with a quiet presence, the property invites guests to slow down and enjoy a sense of occasion. The hotel is anchored by a secluded courtyard that provides a private haven away from the bustle of the city streets. Inside, a curated atmosphere extends to a courtyard side bistro that has earned awards for its cooking and service. Guests arrive to a setting that feels both intimate and thoughtfully designed. The Sugar House, Narrow Lewins Mead, Bristol BS1 2NU positions the hotel a ten minute stroll from the vibrant Waterside area. This convenient central location means you can easily explore Bristol’s waterfront venues, galleries and markets on foot, returning to a tranquil courtyard and comfortable rooms after your day of sightseeing or meetings. The bedrooms are luxury and well appointed, featuring Egyptian linen and air conditioning to ensure a restful night. The property houses 40 rooms that reflect its historic lineage while offering contemporary comfort. Decor balances classic elegance with modern amenities, creating spaces where guests can unwind. While renovation details are not disclosed, the emphasis is on a polished, timeless style that complements the building’s heritage. Free Wi Fi keeps guests connected, whether you are planning day trips around Bristol or catching up on work from the comfort of your room. On site, the award winning bistro is a highlight, offering a dining room experience that pairs well with a relaxed bar area. The emphasis is on quality ingredients and thoughtful preparations that suit couples, families and business travellers alike. Breakfast offerings are depicted in guest imagery as continental options, and the bistro atmosphere makes evenings a pleasure whether you are dining solo or with companions. For guests who prefer private dining or events, the property provides banquet and function facilities to accommodate gatherings in a stylish setting. Practical details add to the ease of a Bristol stay. Private parking is possible on site with advance reservation for GBP 25 per day. The hotel offers WiFi in all areas at no additional charge, a useful feature for travellers who need to stay connected. Check in is from 15:00 and check out by 11:00, giving you generous time to settle in. Pets are welcome, and the hotel notes that the minimum check in age is 18. The property welcomes children of all ages and provides policies that outline cots and extra beds. While evening entertainment is not described, the courtyard and lounge environments invite a relaxed, social atmosphere. Family travellers will find several policies that support a comfortable stay. The maximum occupancy is three guests, with one cot and one extra bed available in some configurations. The rules also clarify that all cots and extra beds are subject to availability and that some child rates apply, including free accommodation for one child aged up to two when using existing beds or cots. The property welcomes children of any age, and older children may be charged as adults. The hotel is an excellent choice for couples seeking romance, and for families taking short city breaks to explore Bristol’s culture and dining scene. Relaxation is built around the quiet spaces of the courtyard and the refined lounge areas. The property also hosts meeting and conference facilities for those planning corporate events or banquets, offering an option for celebrations or business gatherings in a sophisticated setting. While there is no mention of a spa, the careful design and peaceful ambience make it easy to unwind after a day of exploring the city. This hotel is ideal for couples seeking a refined city break with excellent dining and a touch of historic charm, families who appreciate thoughtful policies for children, and business travellers who value reliable Wi Fi and comfortable rooms in a central Bristol location. If you want a memorable stay that blends style, service and a great dining experience within easy reach of the waterfront, Hotel du Vin Bristol delivers.
Location
The Sugar House, Narrow Lewins Mead
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Frequently asked questions
How far is Hotel du Vin Bristol from the airport?
The nearest airport is Bristol Airport (BRS), about 12 km away. You can add a private airport transfer at a fixed price when you book.
Is breakfast included at Hotel du Vin Bristol?
The rates we offer are room only; breakfast is not included.
Can I cancel for free?
The rates currently offered for this hotel are non-refundable.
What do guests think of Hotel du Vin Bristol?
Guests rate it 9.1 out of 10, from 1580 reviews.
How much does a night at Hotel du Vin Bristol cost?
Nightly prices start from £102.66; the exact price depends on your dates and room, and is shown before you book.