The Cottage, Ashfield Place
Main amenities
Location
Guests of The Cottage, Ashfield Place Bristol hotel can enjoy easy access to Ivy Pentecostal Church, which is situated only 5 minutes' walk away. Unwind in this Bristol bed & breakfast's garden, where a balcony and BBQ add to the scenic beauty.
The hotel is located approximately 400 metres from St Paul's Church and 2.5 km from the Bristol Aquarium. Colston Hall in Bristol is nearly 25 minutes' walk from the Cottage, Ashfield Place. The grassy Castle Park is also just 1.7 km away. There is Brook Road bus stop a stone's throw from the property.
Serving Mediterranean meals, Napolita Cafe lies 500 m from this Bristol hotel.
Review by hotel critic
The Cottage at Ashfield Place was a delightful retreat that exceeded all our expectations. From the moment we stepped onto the charming patio with its stunning garden views, we knew we were in for a special stay. the host, Deidre, went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and comfortable, providing a warm and inviting atmosphere that truly felt like a home away from home. The room itself was a cozy haven, complete with a lovely balcony where we enjoyed our morning coffee and tea. the attention to detail was impeccable, with thoughtful touches like complimentary snacks, a well-stocked mini fridge, and plush robes and slippers. We also appreciated the selection of books available, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring Bristol. The location of the Cottage was ideal, just a stone's throw away from Cabot Circus and Bristol Cathedral. We also enjoyed the convenience of being close to Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Zoo Gardens. the proximity to Bristol Airport made our travels seamless and stress-free. Overall, our stay at the Cottage was nothing short of perfect. Deidre's hospitality, the charming decor, and the serene garden surroundings created a truly memorable experience. We can't wait to return and explore more of Bristol from this lovely oasis. Highly recommended for a unique and unforgettable stay in Bristol.
