Location was perfect for us… welcoming staff, good choice for breakfast, quiet even when pub was busy, garden was closed off efficiently every evening so no outside noise from the property after 11pm, good firm mattress and plump pillows , iron & ironing board, hairdryer and thankfully a fan in the room , reasonable hanging space. All requests for anything extra I.e extra milk or a bath mat were efficiently provided. Some parts of the property need a bit of TLC but didn’t spoil the stay.

Our rooms were on the top floor so lots of stairs , restricted ceiling height in one of the rooms, no drawers to put smaller clothing items into.

Excellent location in Clifton, ideal for the Uni and close to the centre. Staff very friendly and and a good breakfast with generous freshly cooked breakfast or continental breakfast available. No car park but very easy to find pay-and-display parking very close to the hotel. Room was clean and had comfortable beds, a fan (essential for us as it was very hot) iron, hair dryer and tea/coffee making facilities.

Room was dated and a little tatty, but very clean and good value for the price that we paid. It was very hot in the room and no air con, however there was a good fan in the room which was essential. It's a pub as well as a hotel, so some noise from the (very nice) beer garden is to be expected until approx 11pm and didn't bother us. If it's likely to bother you, don't book a hotel in a pub!

Given the central location, the cost of staying at Channing's is excellent. The staff are incredibly kind, friendly and attentive. Our stay was for my sister's hen weekend and I couldn't have asked for a better place to stay! Staff were happy to provide us with ice buckets for some prosecco in our rooms, despite it being a very busy afternoon in the bar and the fact that they were short on ice and run off their feet. The cleaners were so friendly and chatty and overall we just felt very welcome. I absolutely love staying here and will be back!

We noticed that one of the plug sockets in our room was loose and potentially a bit dangerous. The rooms clearly haven't been redecorated/renovated in some time so there are some issues like this and aesthetically leave a lot to be desired. Although as someone who's content as long as I have a comfy bed and a decent shower, Channing's never lets me down. 💕

The room was comfortable and the location was perfect for the Redgrave theatre and walking to the Suspension bridge. The staff were very helpful over breakfast which was lovely.

I think it was trying to be 2 different things…a student hangout and a hotel. We had to have our main meal in the rather shabby bar area and it was suggested we join the queue at the very busy bar to order our food. The queue went right out into the garden and it was only when we said we would have to go somewhere else that our order was taken without joining said queue. Not what you expect as a hotel guest! It should also be noted that there is no lift and quite a lot of stairs. It would not be suitable if you have mobility issues.

I felt all of the staff enjoyed their work, all part of a positive team, rather than going through the motions. Alex(?), the young lady dealing with the breakfasts, was absolutely incredible. Could not do enough to make everyone comfortable, and even offered to help the gentleman next to me, by offering to tuck in his chair for him and getting him a cup of tea, what with him having a walking stick. Her whole approach to her job exuded joy, commitment, respect, and sheer enthusiasm. A remarkable young lady, and the Hotel should feel blessed to have her. The "full english" was superb, both in quality and price, and the option to purchase "top ups", such as extra eggs, for example, was great. Normally, people may feel too embarrassed to ask for extra eggs, or sausages, etc. Having just finished a TOTAL fast of 23 days (not even a peanut or crisp, no solids at all), two eggs would not have satisfied me for my first meal back, so I pigged out and had four fried egg in total, alongside the generous portions of hash browns, beans, bacon, mushrooms, sausages and toast!!!! By providing an option to pay for "top ups", the guilt factor is removed. An important point, that, and well done for providing such an option, as a lot of Hotels simply have fixed portions. Another wonderful touch to the excellent breakfast strategy, one I have never encountered before, was the provision of crumpets!😁. If a heavy breakfast is not to one's liking, toasted crumpets more than compete with the "continental" breakfasts, which were also available, such was the thought and effort put in to your excellent breakfast array. As for my sleep, it was excellent, all the more so with not one, but two large radiators, which kept me lovely and warm. The provision of a fan, of good size, was excellent to ward off the heat in the summer months.

I stayed in room 23. Whilst it in no way effected my enjoyment of my well priced stay, I have to say, as an observation, the wooden surround adjacent to the toilet and bathroom sink in room 23 is in dire need of painting, as highly noticable stains stuck out like a sore thumb, and implied a sense of neglect, which actually was as much of a let down to your wonderful staff, as it would be to a paying customer.

The staff take hospitality to a new level. I have never had such amazing service anywhere. They were knowledgeable on their menu for allergies and triple checked with the chef multiple times to cater for my allergy child. Nothing seemed to be an issue for them. They were helpful, friendly and just overall amazing. The room itself was a standard pub room with bathroom.

Not the hotels fault but the parking is quite terrible in the area however if you arrive after 5pm you can get parking until 9am near the church. You can also move the car after 9pm closer to the hotel as long as you move it before 9am.

The area was quite, but there was a shop nearby and supermarkets about 5 minutes on foot. The hotel is conveniently located close to both the suspension bridge and the city center. Both areas are easy to reach, within a walkable distance. Our room was very spacious, clean and beautiful. We specially liked the tea-coffee service. The staff members were always very nice and helpful and their pub is very good value for money, including breakfast (we loved it!).

We forgot and item in our room and they informed us that we could only get it back if we went there in person. Living abroad this is just not possible, which was sad.

Excellent and personable staff and one staff member carried one of our suitcases up multiple flights of stairs when we arrived in the late evening (Dan). Bin was changed every day and provided with fresh linen. Great location, easy walk into some nice areas. Lively bar and tasty breakfast. Amazing shower and bathroom. Roomy and comfy bed!

We had noisy neighbours that woke us up in the morning so walls were just thin enough. Also we didn't have updated prices for breakfast menus so we got a bit of a shock when it was 3 quid more expensive.

I loved the location.it has a beautiful outside seating area.i love the exterior look of the hotel.really enjoyed the breakfast that was included in the price.parking close by.nice green and peaceful area,with lovely views.

Stayed right up.on the top floor and there's no lift.the room really needs it's decor updating.couldnt shut the bathroom door unless you were in the bathroom and put the bolt across.no air conditioning so the room was unbearably hot,despite using the provided fan.not able to close the bedroom window.the tap dripped unless you forced hhe tap handle round as far as it would go.the room seemed grubby and dingey. The stairs up to the room were filthy and needed hoovering.had to ask for more toilet paper as there was no spare in the bathroom.the double bed was on the small size.

Room was larger than expected, which was a nice surprise. Good shower, comfortable bed, excellent wifi. Location was perfect for me, walking distance to my work event, and close to Clifton Downs.

Only small unpleasantness was one staff’s throwaway comment about thinking they’d misheard my name (and then repeating it back to me exactly how I had said it—literally the only difference being a half-second less drawn out vowel!) I likely don’t elongate my vowels as much as one might in the West of England, but that doesn’t mean I’ve got my own name wrong. While I know this is not an intentional slight, it does have the feel of “oh this is how you should have said your name” and that’s an uncomfortable experience.