Arnos Manor Hotel

About Arnos Manor Hotel

The Arnos Manor Hotel was built in 1760 as the luxurious home of wealthy Bristol merchant William Reeve - This spacious Baroque-styled hotel was totally refurbished in 2002 and today offers an imposing ambiance and a wealth of original Georgian gothic decorative features including the twin turrets - the ornate twin staircase - the superbly decorative Chapel lounge - a fine place for a quiet afternoon or a pre-dinner drink - and the fine Stucco ceilings in the ground floor rooms - The hotel offers 73 bedrooms - all individually styled and decorated to a high standard in keeping with the Baroque style and listed status of the hotel - All rooms offer en-suite facilities - some with a spa bath - and are well-appointed to ensure the comfort of guests - The Cloisters restaurant is uniquely situated in the glass-covered courtyard of the original buildings and offers superb modern and contemporary cuisine as well as an extensive wine list covering all the traditional and new world wines - The Cloisters Bar offers a livelier atmosphere in comfortable surroundings - Further facilities at the hotel include conferencing facilities with WiFi access - which is also available in the public areas - and a large complimentary car park with 200 spaces - Arnos Manor Hotel is ideally positioned just a 5-minute drive from the centre of historic Bristol and Temple Meads Train station and within easy reach of the M4 and M32 motorways and the A4 to Bath City - All Forestdale Hotels are completely no smoking - We believe that providing a smoke-free environment enhances the well-being and comfort of our guests and employees

Centrally located close to Temple Meads train station and on the main road to Bath - with easy links to the motorways