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View of Plush Bedroom #2, amongst hotels near Bristol airport image
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Plush Hotel near Bristol International Airport Mendip Hills view image
Amongst Bristol hotels with swimming pool facilities, try Plush indoor heated pool & jacuzzi image

Plush Hotel is a unique boutique hotel near Bristol Airport

Bath & Bristol local attractions

If you’re taking a trip to the West Country, Plush Hotel is the perfect gateway to the West of England and Wales.

Venture further from our own tranquil North Somerset surroundings and you have Bristol’s buzz, Bath’s history and the fabulous Mendip Hills, as well as the counties of Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.


Things to do

Whether your stay at Plush is just overnight or a couple of days, we can help you find something to do. Or we’ll simply leave you alone to find your own corner of Plush to relax in.

Ask at reception for the best shopping, nearest ‘good pub’ or local forthcoming events. Or maybe you are business guest looking for a meeting place or just a new charger phone your phone. We’ll always try and accommodate any inquiry.

Puddle Ducks baby and toddler swimming 


Puddle Ducks - baby and toddler swimming
Plush Hotel is delighted to welcome Puddle Ducks Monday – Friday mornings. Puddle Ducks baby and toddler swimming classes teach babies and children to swim, be safe and have fun in the water. Please visit www.puddleducks-swimming.co.uk or get in touch with Sarah on 0117 971 7165 for more information or to book a session.
Photograph © Colex Photography


Local information and facilities

Plush Hotel is sandwiched in between Bristol, Bath and Weston-super-Mare. And with Cheddar Gorge nearby, there is plenty to see and do. Browse our suggestions here, or tell us about anything new you would like us to feature.


Bristol Zoo
Bristol Zoo offers a brilliant day out with over 400 species of wildlife to discover and exhibitions and attractions all set within 12 acres of beautiful gardens. It’s the fifth oldest zoo in the world, the oldest zoo outside of a capital city, and a long established major tourist attraction in Bristol. The Zoo is also a world-leader in wildlife education and conservation, so watch out for some rare species and new baby animals. It also hosts exhibitions and puts on regular special events, especially during school holidays. Plan on spending 2 – 5 hours at this attraction.  www.bristolzoo.org.uk

Thermae Bath Spa


The fantastic spa in the middle of a city steeped with history
Thermae Bath Spa where past, present and future join for a special spa experience. Now in the World Heritage city of Bath you can enjoy Britain’s only natural thermal waters as the Celts and Romans did over 2000 years ago. 
Plan on spending 2-4 hours at the spa.  www.thermaebathspa.com

Cheddar Village & Gorge

Cheddar Gorge is a place of wild and rugged beauty. It is a karst limestone and calcareous grassland Nature Reserve, and home to many rare plants and animals, including endangered Greater Horseshoe bats. Cheddar Caves, inhabited by our ancestors up to 40,000 years ago, were re-discovered by Messrs Gough & Cox, enterprising Victorian showmen, and are world famous for their spectacular stalactite and stalagmite decorations, whose beautiful colours are mirrored in pools of water. Plan on spend anything up to a whole day at the gorge.  www.cheddarsomerset.co.uk


Clifton Suspension Bridge


The Clifton Suspension Bridge, spanning the beautiful Avon Gorge, is the symbol of the city of Bristol. It offers spectacular views and can be seen from all around the city, and the Clifton Downs. If you are planning on visiting by car, note there is a toll. The bridge is near the zoo, so you could plan to see them both together.  www.clifton-suspension-bridge.org.uk
@ Bristol


@ Bristol is an ‘interactive adventure of a lifetime’, all designed to ‘illuminate and entertain’. Close to Bristol’s harbour and waterfront and surrounded by café’s and other attractions. Ideal for children and plan to spend anything from a couple of hours, so a whole day here.  www.at-bristol.org.uk

Bristol Hippodrome

The Bristol Hippodrome Theatre regularly hosts West End touring companies and was the place where Bristol native Archibald Leach, better known as Cary Grant, caught the acting bug. The Hippodrome also hosts ballet, opera, comedy and even a Christmas panto. Check www.bristol-hippodrome.co.uk for their programme of events.


SS Great Britain
  Bristol Ferry Boats


Celebrating Bristol’s prestigious ship building past through models, pictures and audio-visual displays, the Maritime Heritage Centre is a way to discover the history of this port city and shipbuilding in Bristol. There are full size reconstructions as well as models and original machinery.
You can even get married on board!  www.ssgreatbritain.org

While you’re in the harbour area, check out the Matthew, Watershed Media Centre or the Industrial Museum. You can even take a boat trip around the harbour to Bath and even as far as the Bristol Channel and the Welsh Coast. Water taxis also run regularly if your legs get tired. Picture courtesy of Shaun Spencer-Smith.


Shopping 
Cabot Circus 
 For high street brands and numerous eateries, the fabulous Cabot Circus and Broadmead centres are right in the heart of the city and boast the largest range of shops in the south west of England, including Harvey Nichols, House of Frazer and Debenhams. With over 200 stores, you’ll need all day to get in some retail therapy. Park in Cabot Circus or the Galleries, or any of the numerous NCP car parks serving the area. www.cabotcircus.com
The Mall


The Mall at Cribbs Causeway provides an ultra convenient shopping friendly complex with over 160 shops, cafes and restaurants all under one very big roof.

Their spectacular Winter Wonderland with fabulous outdoor ice rink and magical Santa's Castle will be open daily from Thursday 13th November.  www.mallcribbs.com
St Nicholas Market  If you’d like to browse an English market, this extensive indoor market dates back to 1743 and offers an eclectic mix of gifts, food and clothes. St Nicholas Market is between Corn Street and St Nicholas Street, Bristol BS1 1LU.

For amore boutique style of shopping, wonder up Park Street and White Ladies road and then into Clifton village for some more unique and independent labels. Plenty of metered parking, or free parking up on Clifton Downs.

Also, why not try Bath, and the smaller villages and towns in the area such as Axbridge and Wdmore, not to mention near by coastal resort of Weston Super Mare.


Conference facilities

Lakewood Bristol 

Just 2 minutes from Plush Hotel, Lakewood Conference Centre is contemporary, stylish and overlooks quintessential English countryside. Providing an all inclusive rate including the very latest in AV equipment, coupled with a passion for good, local food, Lakewood welcomes both national and international companies requiring the very best when organising conferences or meetings in the UK, or have the exclusive use of Lakewood for your wedding event.  www.lakewoodcentre.co.uk 

Bristol travel 
South West Trains
 www.southwesttrains.co.uk/SWTrains 
First 
www.firstgroup.com/uktrain
www.firstgroup.com/ukbus 

Bristol International Airport
 www.bristolairport.co.uk
www.exeter-airport.co.uk
www.newquaycornwallairport.com
www.southwest.com
www.ryanair.com/site/EN/
Flyer
www.bristolairport.co.uk/getting_to_bia/by_airport_express_link.aspx 

National Express
 

Coaches come into Bristol Coach Station from all over the UK. Pick up the Airport Flyer of First Bus service to the airport. The 404/406 overnight National Express services between Penzance and London now route via Bristol International Airport stopping outside the terminal at 0230 and 0215 daily. Contact National Express on 08705 808080 or www.nationalexpress.com for further details.