Holidays and accommodation
Convenient, low costHolidays and Accommodation
Self catered and group accommodation in Bristol
PLEASE NOTE ALL ROOMS AT GOLDNEY HALL ARE FULLY BOOKED UNTIL THE 4TH AUGUST 2013.
If you plan to visit Bristol during the summer months and need overnight accommodation, you should know the University of Bristol offers rooms at very competitive rates.
Many rooms have en-suite facilities, and most are self catering too. Some locations even offer bed and breakfast.
This may be of particularly interest to organisers of functions, events, exhibitions, conferences or civil ceremonies during summer months. The Conference Office team will do its best to match overnight accommodation with events. So do talk to them.
Accommodation is available from 5/7/12 to 15/9/12, please note that all of our accommodation has a two night minimum stay.
Self catering holiday accommodation in student flats is available at Goldney Hall in 6 bed flats, 8 bed flats and single en-suite rooms. To reserve accommodation please enquiry for details of availability.
Group accommodation is offered at Clifton Hill House on a room only or bed and breakfast basis (minimum booking of 20+ guests), or The Holmes on a self-catered basis (minimum booking of 10+ guests).
Students from any educational establishment looking for accommodation over the summer should contact the Accommodation Office. All contracts are for a minimum of one week.
For further information please see our Frequently asked questions page
The Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol
Visiting Bristol
The Bristol area has much to offer visitors, who find an interesting mix of business, cultural and leisure opportunities in this busy, modern, regional centre.
There is a strong sense of history in the city, with plenty of evidence of a rich maritime trading past, although today the inner city docks are largely devoted to leisure and cultural pursuits, with waterfront cafes, bars and galleries.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel left large footprints on the city. His famous Clifton suspension bridge spans the Avon Gorge, and his iron ship, the SS Great Britain, has been lovingly restored in the dry dock where she was built.
For further information on Bristol please refer to the following webpage. City of Bristol