The bed was superbly comfortable, the bathroom extremely stylish, with loads of hot water and very nice toiletries provided. The range of beverages provided was excellent, and we were each provided with a free bottle of water every day, which Is a very nice touch. The restaurant had a relatively small but interesting menu, and the food was delicious.

We are quite elderly and eyesight is not as sharp as it used to be. So the bedroom needed more lighting options. The bedside lights were fine, but the room needs an overhead light as well. It was so dim that it was almost impossible to see inside the cupboards. Also, a magnifying mirror would be a handy and welcome addition.

We parked in the NCP car park on Rupert Street… no more than a five-minute walk from the hotel. On arrival, the staff on reception were warm, welcoming and helpful. Our (deluxe) room was large and comfortable and the cleanliness of both the bedroom and the bathroom was excellent. The staff in the hotel bar that evening were very friendly and the staff in the breakfast room the following morning were equally as friendly and very attentive. The breakfast menu was varied with plenty of options to suit many different tastes. Fresh banana bread was on offer on the morning of our stay!

It didn’t affect our stay, but I imagine that somebody with poorer eyesight may struggle in the room that we stayed in due to a lack of brighter lighting in the bedroom area, although the lighting in the bathroom was fine.

Exceptionally spacious room for Bristol City Centre. Well appointed, beautiful bathroom and the attached Bistro was out of this world. A culinary and staying experience I will not forget in a hurry. Luxury and French style in abundance.

Bed was a little soft for our tastes and a neighbouring room had people partying, playing very loud drum and bass music until the early hours which kept my wife awake until 4am - this should have been dealt with by hotel staff, as I'm certain we were not the only ones disturbed by their inconsiderate behaviour and it tainted an otherwise perfect stay.

The staff were excellent, going above and beyond for my partner and I during our stay and ensuring we were completely comfortable. The room was a wonderful surprise - it's hard to judge the size and amenities of a room just through pictures on a website, but it massively exceeded my expectations. The room was ENORMOUS, with a luxurious super king bed, big bath and cavernous shower. All in all it was the perfect getaway and we definitely plan on returning in the future!

Everything about the hotel itself was faultless. However the parking facilities were lacking, and even though it is located in central Bristol, £25 a day is pretty steep!

Our room was larger than expected and the bathroom superb. The breakfast was very good - We would definitely recommend this hotel and would happily stay here again. All the staff we encountered were excellent, friendly and helpful. A credit to the Hotel du Vin.

I think a Nespresso machine in the bedrooms would have been a nice addition, and perhaps a choice of earl grey tea (there were multiple fruit teas available but just English Breakfast tea in the traditional tea range) I didn't like the coffee machine self serve at breakfast and the fruit salads were not fresh as I had some 'fizzy' fruits. All that said, for you to get an 'exceptional' rather than a 'superb' rating.

My room was spacious with a gorgeous bathroom and tub - heaven! The staff in reception were terrific (two ladies) and helped me with my bags, a fan for the room and parking on the second. The location was terrific for exploring Bristol.

I had dinner the first evening I arrived and a lovely exchange with the restaurant manager. I ordered sole meunière. When it arrived I was suprised that the server didn't debone the sole at the table, nor did she anticipate my need for an extra plate on which I could deal with the bones neatly. Given the GBR 50 price tag for that main, I expected tableside fish service, which is typical for that dish. I asked another server for freshly ground pepper and he just plopped a pepper grinder down on the table and walked away. Although the food was very good, for a meal with a total price tag of over GBR 115, I would have expected better service,

The room was very nice. The toilet/shower door is see-through, which wasn't an issue for us. We didn’t eat at the hotel, but the location is excellent—just a 5-minute walk to Pipp & Co Café, where we had breakfast.

One of the key things I looked for was a hotel with parking. I must have missed the fine print stating that parking needs to be booked in advance—and even if I had seen it, I only booked the room a day before. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to get a parking spot at the hotel and had to pay an additional £20 to park on the street nearby.

Breakfast was included with the price of our room and it was wonderful. We could choose either the cold buffet which included homemade bars and banana bread or a fully cooked option. Our first-floor room opened out over the courtyard and was very spacious. We slept with the door open to the courtyard each night and it proved to be very quiet. Our bathroom was spacious. King bed was comfortable as were the pillows. The hotel has a lovely little bar which offers delicious food and teas and tap beer!

I was happy with everything.

It’s perfect for its location in the heart of the city. It has lots of charm and history and our room was Perfect big and roomy, the roll top bath was beautiful. And we had breakfast the next morning and that was of a very good standard and very enjoyable. I’d add we booked this stay for a wedding and was on the clock to get there in time and get ready , although the hotel couldn’t guarantee our room would be ready they did us proud and it was, and we was off to enjoy a wonderful at the mount without. Thank you hotel du vin team.

None at all we were very happy with our stay

Staff were incredibly friendly, particularly in the bar and restaurant. Our room was exceptional - very large with a free standing bath and a massive walk in shower.

Nothing really except the parking is limited, expensive and very messy in terms of leaving and returning to the hotel. Glasses of wine in the bar were very expensive. Bristol city centre very underwhelming but that's not the hotel's fault!