Hotel Ibis Bristol Temple Meads Quay

Nice hotel with good customer service and a good spread of breakfast. Very nice hotel

Truly horrible place. key card kept refusing me access to the lift, bed uncomfortable, room had a really cheap feel to it veneers on floor creaked when you walk. But mostly t was the noise. Constant sound of the railway yards, with the hum of machinery in the building, toilets flushing, water running. Close to Temple Meads but nothing else.

Comfortable beds, spacious, quiet and solid walls between rooms. Peace at night ! Great location next to central train station/​city centre, Its quite good therefore if peace and quiet are a priority. Rooms are basic and white walled with no personal feeling however and breakfast is a extra £7.50 and internet connection another £9.99.per night Soon adds up !

As usual for an Ibis hotel the rooms here are clean and tidy and seem a little larger than some Ibis hotels I have visited. Located a couple of minutes walk from Bristol’s main railway station and only a few minutes walk from the city centre this is an ideal base from which to explore the city.

We stayed here last minute when we got stuck in Bristol. The staff were all good and the rooms are huge! The bathrooms are a bit small but that’s because they have to fit a massive shower in them! The only let down is the price of drinks in there :| Go to Wetherspoons across the bridge: P

Excellent value standard hotel. Lovely helpful staff, expensive food and bar but you are in the city centre so you don’t have to eat there. We did have a dessert there which wasn’t bad.
Quite large rooms, big bed and flat screen telly: D Spinny pod like showeroom. No frills just a basic room :-) Also like 7 mins away from the station which is also excellent: D
We paid £55 for a last minute room.

In my experience Ibis Hotels can be a little hit or miss, however this particular version of the chain economy hotel I found to be better than average.
If your travelling to Bristol just for the day, you couldn’t find a hotel closer to the station, the easily recognisible red Ibis lights are visible from the Bristol Temple Meads, so just a few minutes to walk with a suitcase.
The bar /​restaurent area downstairs is pretty new and swish, the wine there was nice (but expensive), and I was pleasently suprised by a meatball panini!
I was meeting a friend, who was staying here overnight, so while I did not see the hotel rooms myself, I am reliably informed that they were nice.
With over 140 available rooms I’d be suprised if you ever couldn’t get in here. Book early and you can save some extra dosh.

Stayed here a few weeks ago as I needed to see something early the next day in Bristol. It was suprisingly good value at short notice (£45) and the room itself was more than adequate and better than places like Travelodge/​Premier Inn.
Would definately recommend again at that price and is nice placed near the train station so you don’t need to walk far when you arrive tired.

we booked this hotel online and a couple of months in advance which meant we got the great rate of just £36 per room per night! Value!
The hotel is in the middle of a bit of Bristol which is undergoing major redevelopment work at the moment so building sites all around it. It doesn’t have it’s own parking. You can park behind Bristol Temple Meads train station (expensive — about £15 for 24 hours) and walk across the bridge to the hotel. It’s not far, we managed it fine with our bags. Because of the building work and road words there’s no drop off point for lugage though.
Room was nice. Laminate floor, huge bed with duvet. flat screen tv, kettle, ensuite bathroom. Fairly standard.
We didn’ eat here so can’t comment on the food.