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STAY EXPLORING. Our guide to making the most of your stay WELCOME Holiday Inn Bristol–Filton is a great hotel in a great location. There’s so much to see and do in the city, so much fun to be had and so many places to explore. Then when you get back to base, you can enjoy all the relaxation, good food, service and entertainment we have to offer, including 16 acres of beautiful grounds with a fishing lake. Receive a warm welcome from us and enjoy your stay. Holiday Inn Bristol–Filton Filton Road, Bristol BS16 1QX, England. T: 0871 942 9014 hibristolfiltonhotel.co.uk STAY YOU. KIDS IN THE HOTEL EAT FREE! IN-HOTEL DINING ON-SITE SPIRIT HEALTH CLUB & KIDS’ PLAY AREA Choice of Restaurants With several tasty options for Open daily from food and drink, there’s something 6.30am – 10.00pm and for every taste and occasion. 7.00am – 9.00pm on weekends From The Junction Restaurant, and Bank Holidays. with contemporary dishes, sIndoor heated pool – enjoy to the Asian fusion cuisine of swimming with the kids Sampans Restaurant. sSauna and spa pool Also available: sFully equipped, air-conditioned s 24-hour room service to order fitness room with cardiovascular breakfast, lunch, dinner or snacks and free-weights training at anytime sChildren’s play area and s A lighter meal or snack in our picnic benches comfortable bar and lounge from 7.00am to 11.00pm every day Children eat FREE* from our ‘Grow Healthy Kids’ Club’ menu. AWARD WINNING IN-ROOM BREAKFAST ENTERTAINMENT Served daily between sHigh-speed Internet access† 6.30am – 9.30am and sLCD, high-definition TVs 7.00am – 10.30am on weekends 25 free-to-air channels and Bank Holidays. s s Movies on demand† If you aren’t on an inclusive bed and breakfast break, why not treat A great way to relax after a day yourselves to our award-winning** exploring all that Bristol has to offer. breakfast menu? Simply order from the comfort of your room, relax and enjoy. *Children under the age of 13 years are offered breakfast free of charge from the breakfast standard menu. Free lunch and dinner taken from a children’s menu, when accompanied by at least one adult taking at least one main course from a full priced main restaurant menu. The meal offers apply only to the hotel in which the family is staying and during the normal hours of food provision. **Midas Menu Innovation and Development Award 2011. †Charges apply. Please ask at Reception for further details. STAY EXPLORING Your guide to Bristol’s most-loved attractions is overleaf > STAY JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING EXPLORING. ATTRACTIONS NEARBY... BRISTOL ZOO 1 CABOT CIRCUS 3 GARDENS SHOPPING CENTRE This beautifully laid out zoo has over Cabot Circus is Bristol’s new 450 species to charm and fascinate £500 million shopping complex. every member of the family. Cabot Circus introduces over a Brave the wobbly bridge on your way million square feet of the finest shops, to the interactive Explorers’ Creek. such as Harvey Nichols, Kurt Geiger, Explore the Butterfly Forest, feed the LK Bennett and Lacoste, along with lorikeets and pay a visit to Gorilla Island. plenty of restaurants, including By visiting you will contribute to the YO! Sushi, Bella Italia, Giraffe and conservation of endangered species La Tasca. and habitats. BS2 9AB: The Holiday Inn Bristol– BS8 3HA: The zoo is less than Filton is just a short drive from 20 minutes’ drive from the hotel. Cabot Circus, making it the ideal Please ask at Reception for details hotel for shopping in Bristol of packages available AT-BRISTOL SCIENCE 2 THE MALL AT 4 & DISCOVERY CENTRE CRIBBS CAUSEWAY At-Bristol is a discovery centre that This contemporary centre offers the brings science to life and provides a best of high street and designer memorable day out for all the family. shopping. 135 stores including Learn about flight, create your own John Lewis, Marks & Spencer, Next, animation, experience a walk-in Hobbs, Hotel Chocolat and Apple. tornado and marvel at the stunning Plus, the complex is home to a Planetarium. There is something to host of entertainment facilities and keep everyone engaged, whatever restaurants including Vue Cinema, their age. Hollywood Bowl, T.G.I. Fridays and BS1 5DB: At-B ristol is many more! approximately 7 miles from the BS34 5DG: The Mall sits off hotel, just off the M5, Jct 18 or the Jct 17 of the M5 and has 7,000 M4, Jct 19 free parking spaces B4059 B4060 Goldcliff B4059 Little Sodbury Over General Manager’s Bradley Frampton Cotterell Easter Compton Patchway Stoke B4060 M4 Nibley M5 B4058 Yate Old Sod recommendations of other A403 Scale: 1:200,000 approx B4427 Chipping 0 10 km 17 4 A38 A432 Coalpit Heath Sodbury places to visit: M49 Catbrain B4057 B4057 Hallen Stoke Winterbourne A4 0 5 miles B4055 Gifford Westerleigh Dodington B4058 A432 Wapley Filton 19 SS Great Britain Henbury B4057 5 18A A4174 1 Hambrook Codrington B4465 B4465 8 miles from the hotel Avonmouth 18 B4057 B4055 Battery Point 18 B4056 Holiday Inn M4 Shirehampton H B4054 A4162 Bristol–Filton Thermae Bath Spa A38 M32 Hinton A46(T) Portishead A4 Mangotsfield 6 Sheepway B4054 B4469 A4017 Pucklechurch B4468 B4058 Stapleton 20 miles from the hotel B3124 B4465 Gordano B4465 B4465 19 Redland B3124 Pill B4054 A4174 Ham Green 2 A4175 Siston Severn Estuary B4054 Dyrham West Portbury Easton-in-Gordano B4468 Grand Pier, Redcliff B4052 Soundwell Abson Littleton B4048 7 Bay A369 Weston in Gordano M5 A4176 3 B4469 B4465 B3124 Clapton in Gordano Abbots Leigh Kingswood Weston-Super-Mare A4018 2 A4032 Doynton 1 3 B4467 Walton in Gordano B4467 B4051 A420 M 32 miles from the hotel A431 B4046 Bridge Yate 8 Clifton B4053 Wick B3124 Leigh A420 Stone-edge B3128 Bristol Hanham Woods Cold Tickenham Batch Wraxall B3129 5 A370 A320 Ashton Clifton Suspension Bridge B3124 B3130 8 B3120 A4 Failand A4174 Clevedon B3128 A3029 B3130 B3130 East End B3130 Knowle 8 miles from the hotel Nailsea B3129 B3122 Oldland 20 B3122 Brislington Long Ashton Upton St C A4(T) Bitton Cheyney B3133 B3119 Langridge 9 Longleat Safari Park Farleigh Flax A370 West A37 Swineford Uppe Bourton A38 A4175 Woolley 36 miles from the hotel Kenn End Backwell A4174 North Swa Chelvey B3130 Lansdown Bishopsworth B3116 Stoke North West Town Barrow Keynsham Kelston Wookey Hole End Gurney Whitchurch Charlcombe 10 Kingston Seymour Dundry Queen Charlton 27 miles from the hotel Claverham Saltford A431 Weston B3130 M5 Brockley Lulsgate Chewton A4 Wick St Downside Bottom Felton North Keynsham Ba Lawrence B3133 Cleeve Wick Norton Just ask at Reception for Winford Malreward Corston Yatton A370 Burnett A3604 6 Bourton BRISTOL Norton Belluton A36 INTERNATIONAL B3116 Newton St Loe details and ticket prices AIRPORT Hawkfield Twerton Hewish A38 B3130 Compton B3111 Congresbury B3130 Dando Bath A370 Pensford Stanton Prior Puxton Wrington Redhill Chew Magna Stanton Drew A3062 St Georges A367 21 Englishcombe Monk Regil A37 BATBABATHATTH ANDANDND B3114 Chelwood Hunstrete Marksbury Odd Down GETTING AROUND West Wick Rolstone B3133 Butcombe Stanton Wick A368 Inglesbatch Chew B3110 Southstoke 7 Blackmoor Stoke NONNORTORTORORTHTH EASTASTSTTTS SOMESSOMOMEMERSEMEEERRSRSETSESETET Combe Blagdon Trains A38 A368 Farmborough Priston B3115 Hay Churchill Lower Lake Nempnett Thrubwell A39 Chew Bishop Dunkerton Langford Valley Sutton Bristol Parkway train station is a Locking Banwell A368 A368 Lake Stowey Sandford B3134 Clutton Timsbury Twinhoe Blagdon B3115 7 minute drive from the hotel. Burrington North A367 Hinton Charter Star High Littleton Carlingcott Wellow M5 A371 Ubley B3114 Widcombe Temple Cloud Taxis Winscombe Compton Camerton Christon Shipham B3134 A37 Martin West Peasedown St John A38 Harptree Eurotaxis 0800 373 5858. A368 Hallatrow Hinton Blewett South Paulton Shoscombe Charterhouse Farrington East Harptree B3114 Widcombe B3355 Clandown Norton S Loxton Gurney Car Parking Compton Bishop A362 Midsomer Axbridge Radstock Cross 10 Norton Complimentary car parking at hotel. B3371 B3135 B3134 A39 9 Cheddar Litton B3355 Faulkland Ston Easton A366 Biddisham Reservoir Cheddar Please note all travel times quoted are approximated guides only..
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