A quirky, eclectic hotel in an edgy part of town that is clearly ‘on the up’. The rooms are well appointed, with lots of thoughtful extras. The staff throughout the property are professional and friendly. A special mention to Hana on reception, effortlessly charming and a superb ambassador for this small chain.

The standard double rooms are a little small for the price point (£214 for a one night midweek stay) and generally the food prices are also on the high side. (Scrambled eggs on Sourdough £9 !!) However breakfast is freshly prepared and served to the table which comes at a cost when compared to the typical, uninspiring standard chain hotel buffet.

Fabulous room, love the decor, perfect for our anniversary. Great art work and interior design.

We were not aware dogs can stay and didn’t enjoys 2 sausage dogs yapping late at night and being woken at 7am by them barking continually on and off. We will learn from this and would always check the dog situation in a hotel before booking. I mentioned to reception but they didn’t seem very apologetic.

The property itself was very pretty. My room was small but decorated beautifully, and the bathroom lovely. Everything was clean and up to date. What made this place were the staff. As a traveller with a child they couldn’t do more for me. Especially on my arrival, the two young women on hand made a stressful evening on the trains so much easier

There were exhaust vents outside my room that felt so so loud. However I don’t live in the city, so to a city dweller they probably wouldn’t be an issue. My room was also very out of the way so it probably isn’t an issue for the others

Great hotel in a quiet area and walking distance to the centre. We got a parking ticket on the first night as the signage was confusing for on road parking outside which dampened the first night. We asked for our room cleaned and they didn’t change the towels so we had to call in the evening for them to change it but it was dealt with promptly. Overall good service and would stay there again. I’d advise not driving though as it’s a real faff with parking.

We had a great stay, really enjoyed this quirky hotel, good location. Very close to the shopping centre Cabot Circus & a 15-20 mins walk to the waterfront. Uber's were really easy to get there.

We ordered breakfast and waited so long, noticing customers that ordered after us getting their food, I went to ask a waiter where our order was, he said he'd check but didn't come back to us. I asked the waitress that had taken our order, she went to check with the kitchen & said out check had not gone through to the kitchen. Fine mistakes happen but we then waited another 10 minutes, still no breakfast after 40 minutes watching everyone around us eating lovely food. We had to leave without eating which was very annoying, the staff were really bad at keeping us informed and not very helpful unless your order ran smoothly. Such a shame as we loved the hotel.

We had a wonderful weekend at Artist Residence and in Bristol. Beautiful building with lots of character and we really enjoyed having a bar and lounge to relax or grab a drink before dinner. Room was absolutely beautiful and a great place to relax - lots of great toiletries, dressing gowns, very comfortable bed. All the little things had been thought of and it made our stay extra special.

It is a relatively noisy area at night (we were there on the weekend) which wasn't a problem when windows were closed but meant we couldn't really have windows open at night.

I stayed for work, and particularly enjoyed how close the walk was to the large Cabot Circus shopping mall / area. I was super grateful for a free upgrade into a superior room and enjoyed the stand alone roll top bath. The room was immaculate and beautifully furnished. Staff were so helpful as I arrived early and they facilitated a quiet spot so I could take a few calls. I would love to stay again and I absolutely can't fault it! Wonderful bathrobe, slippers and toiletries really added to the luxury feel.

Hotel was in a great location and interiors had been thoughtfully designed. Staff were very helpful, responsive and friendly. A la carte breakfast (not included) was very good. Provision of earplugs and chargers/adaptors in room was a nice touch.

Our major complaint was the price. Even our truly tiny "budget" room, barely larger than the bed itself, cost over 200GBP/night for two nights, not including breakfast. It's Bristol, not Hong Kong or NYC. To be clear, we weren't misled - they do provide square footage - we just didn't quite register, and having stayed, don't consider the cost justified.

I like the individuality of the hotel, so much nicer than a chain. The decor and style of the rooms are very unique and it felt very homely.

I had a couple of small housekeeping issues, there was a lovely overhead shower but I had to turn it off halfway through my shower as it would have overflowed as the drain wasn't running very well and the tv remote wasn't working. However, both issues were resolved well.

Evening meal was fresh, delicious, generous and served by friendly, wholesome staff who could not have made me feel more welcome, particularly appreciated as I was travelling alone. Top drawer mini bar!

Nobody to help me take my bags up to the room. A bit too quiet in the restaurant - possibly because it was midweek. Complicated (albeit pretty) curtain arrangement in the bedroom and bathroom.