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5 Budget Friendly Stays in Bristol
Budget-friendly stays in Bristol. Discover affordable serviced apartments and simple ways to save on your Bristol trip.
From the harbourside atmosphere of Hotwells to the elegant streets of Clifton, here are five budget-friendly places to stay in Bristol.
If you're searching for affordable accommodation near Bristol Harbourside, Hotwells is an excellent place to start. Sitting between Clifton and Bristol's waterfront, the neighbourhood offers convenient access to the city centre while giving guests a slightly quieter base away from some of the busiest central streets.
Your Apartment – Hotwells is particularly well suited to travellers who want to explore Bristol on foot. Bristol Harbourside, Clifton Village and many of the city's restaurants, bars and attractions are within easy reach, making it possible to spend less on taxis and other transport during your stay.
Your Apartment – Clifton House provides a comfortable base for guests looking for serviced accommodation in Clifton, Bristol, with convenient access to the area's cafés, restaurants, independent shops and green spaces.
Its location also makes it a useful option for guests visiting the University of Bristol, travelling to the city for work or wanting to divide their time between Clifton and Bristol city centre.
With the additional independence offered by serviced accommodation, Clifton House is a practical choice for travellers who want the experience of staying in one of Bristol's most desirable areas while keeping control of their overall travel budget.
Want to stay close to Bristol city centre while still enjoying the independence of your own apartment? Your Apartment – Berkeley Square puts you in an excellent position for exploring the city.
Berkeley Square sits close to Clifton, Park Street and the University of Bristol, with Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Brandon Hill and numerous restaurants, cafés and bars nearby. Its central location makes it particularly convenient for visitors who want to see more of Bristol without relying heavily on public transport or taxis.
Being able to cook, relax and enjoy more independence than a conventional hotel room can make it an especially appealing budget-friendly option for longer stays in Bristol.
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For travellers who want to be right in the heart of the action, Your Apartment – Colston Street offers a central base for discovering Bristol.
Colston Street is conveniently positioned for many of the city's best-known areas, including the Old City, Bristol Harbourside and the city centre. The location also works well for business travellers looking for serviced apartments in central Bristol, particularly those who need convenient access to offices and meeting locations around the city centre.
Combine that central location with the flexibility of apartment living, and Colston Street becomes a strong option for visitors looking to maximise both convenience and value during their Bristol stay.
With its Georgian architecture, independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants, Clifton Village is one of the most distinctive places to stay in Bristol. It's also home to one of the city's most famous landmarks, the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
Being based in Clifton Village means you can spend your days exploring local shops, walking around Clifton and visiting nearby attractions without needing to travel into the city centre every time you want something to do.
For couples, leisure travellers and guests staying for several nights, having your own living space and kitchen facilities can also make budgeting easier than relying on restaurants and hotel services throughout your trip.
FAQ
One of the biggest advantages of a serviced apartment is having facilities that make your stay more self-sufficient. Kitchen facilities can reduce spending on restaurants and takeaways, while staying in a well-connected Bristol neighbourhood can reduce your reliance on taxis. For longer visits, these everyday savings can quickly add up.
Yes. Serviced apartments are particularly well suited to extended stays in Bristol because they provide many of the facilities you would expect at home. Guests can cook, relax and live more independently, making them a practical option for business trips, relocations, project work and longer leisure visits.
Walking is one of the easiest ways to explore central Bristol for free, particularly around the Harbourside, Old City, Clifton and city centre. Bristol also has an extensive bus network, while cycling and shared e-bikes can provide affordable alternatives for some journeys. Choosing centrally located accommodation can help reduce your overall transport costs.
Bristol has plenty to enjoy without spending anything. Popular free things to do in Bristol include exploring the Harbourside, walking across the Clifton Suspension Bridge, discovering the city's famous street art and visiting attractions such as Bristol Museum & Art Gallery and M Shed. Parks including Brandon Hill also offer free spaces to relax and enjoy views across the city.
Booking accommodation with a kitchen is one of the simplest ways to reduce food costs. You can buy groceries from Bristol's supermarkets and independent food shops and prepare meals at your apartment. When you do want to eat out, Bristol also has plenty of affordable restaurants, cafés, street-food vendors and markets, particularly around the city centre and St Nicholas Market.
The best area depends on what you plan to do. Staying around central Bristol, Clifton, Hotwells or the Harbourside can put many attractions within walking distance, potentially reducing transport costs. When comparing accommodation prices, consider the total cost of your trip rather than simply choosing the cheapest nightly rate outside the city centre.
Yes. Bristol is a great destination for an affordable UK city break because many of its best experiences involve simply exploring the city. Street art, historic neighbourhoods, parks, waterfront walks and several museums can be enjoyed for free, while Bristol's markets and independent food scene offer plenty of options across different budgets.
Accommodation prices in Bristol can vary depending on demand, events and the time of year. Midweek stays and quieter periods outside major events and peak weekends can often offer better value. Booking ahead and comparing different dates can also help you find more affordable accommodation, particularly if your travel plans are flexible.
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