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Both a city and a county, Bristol is a vibrant and eclectic destination in which to host conferences, meetings and events. Bordered by Somerset and Gloucestershire, Bristol has been considered part of each county in previous years but since the 14th Century has in fact been a county in its own right. Now recognised as the largest city in the South West of England, blending old and new as well as city, coast and countryside settings making it perfect for outdoor pursuit teambuilding events and corporate activities, it is an ideal conference destination with a wealth of venues able accommodate all capacities and events.
With the River Avon at its heart, its heritage as a major sea port and the engineering and design of Brunel still evident, Bristol offers a varied spectrum of meeting spaces including world renowned sporting venues, grand historic buildings, contemporary boutique hotels and state-of-the-art conference centres, many boasting ‘green’ credentials as the county prides itself on sustainability.
Bristol is an easy to reach conference destination with convenient access for all modes of transport. There is excellent motorway connectivity (M4, M32 and M5) for those travelling by road whilst rail links provide connections to many major UK destinations including London, Birmingham, Cardiff and Exeter. International delegates can fly to Bristol Airport providing good access to the county-wide area.
Event organisers will face a difficult decision when selecting a conference space as the breadth of venues available makes it difficult to choose, each offering its own benefits and attributes. For instance, sporting venues offering conference and banqueting facilities include Gloucestershire County Cricket Club, Bristol Rovers Memorial Stadium and the Ashton Gate Stadium which itself offers several flexible meeting and exhibition spaces for up to 900 delegates. The Bristol Hippodrome is a cultural venue whose striking auditorium has capacity for 1,956 delegates whilst the Severnside Complex also caters for large exhibitions, conferences and corporate events being able to accommodate 1,500 delegates. Colston Hall is Bristol’s largest concert hall and is a unique venue for conferences, meetings and weddings with capacity for 1,800 delegates whereas those seeking a truly unusual venue with wow factor will appreciate Bristol Zoo Gardens. Having strong educational ties, Bristol offers several academic venues with versatile meeting andtraining rooms, banqueting suites and conference halls such as Clifton College, the University of Bristol,the University of the West of England Bristol and the City of Bristol College. Those wishing to be inspired by Brunel’s ingenuity will value Brunel’s Old Station, a remarkable and imposing historic building, whilst Engineers House Conference Centre is another historic masterpiece set overlooking Westbury Park. Thornbury Castle and Clevedon Hall are further timeless landmarks sure to provide an impressive backdrop for any corporate event or wedding. A popular destination for both business and pleasure, Bristol offers a diverse selection of traditional and contemporary hotels well equipped to cater for all occasions. These include The Grand by Thistle, Arnos Manor, Mercure Holland House Hotel & Spa, country house hotel Brook Redwood Hotel & Country Club, Ramada Bristol Cityand Mint Hotel Bristol. Major hotel groups represented in the county of Bristol include Accor, Brook Hotels, Classic British Hotels, Forestdale Hotels and Ibis.
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The Grand dates from the Victorian age, when local hero IK Brunel reshaped Bristol - and the world - with engineering feats like the Clifton Suspension Bridge and SS Great Britain. Located in the city centre, it’s the perfect base for business or sightseeing.
Holiday Inn Bristol City Centre, the newest hotel in Bristol is located in the heart of the city, next to Cabot Circus Shopping Centre on St James Barton round-about. Shopping, entertainment, nightlife, arts, sights, history and culture are within a 10 minute walk.
At the Radisson BLU Hotel Bristol we have a dedicated conference floor with 5 conference rooms and can cater for up to 120 delegates. We understand that each meeting and event is unique, that is why we offer a flexible approach to each individual request. The Radisson Blu Hotel Bristol is a tastefully designed, eye-catching building in Br...
Once the family home of the wealthy 'Smythes of Bristol', Grade 1 listed Ashton Court Mansion offers glorious surroundings for all types of events,Meetings and dinners,wedding receptions, civil marriages, civil partnerships, corporate activity days, balls, parties and much more..
The Redwood Hotel & Country Club is a perfect Bristol hotel for residential and day conferences, exhibitions and meetings as well as major events. With a country location yet only a short drive from Bristol City Centre, M5 and Bristol Airport, on site complimentary car parking it is a very accessible venue.
Clevedon Hall is a fantastic venue for corporate and social events. Located on the outskirts of Bristol, with convenient links to both the M4 and M5 it is ideally located for your delegates . The Hall is extremely versatile as all of our rooms are multi-function. Onsite we have Parsnip Mash, who can provide exquisite cuisine for your ev...
Mercure Bristol Holland House Hotel & Spa, an ideal location for the business or leisure guest. Located close to Bristol's harbour side and business district, the hotel is 10 minutes walk from Bristol Temple Meads station and 20 minutes by shuttle from Bristol Airport.
Anyone spending any length of time in Bristol is likely to come across The Bristol Hotel (formerly Jurys Bristol Hotel). Sitting pretty on the quayside of the Floating Harbour, this luxury Bristol hotel is surrounded by the best of Bristol’s Old City and maritime history.
The ideal venue for your own themed events, such as Conferences, Dinners, Exhibitions, Corporate Hospitality, Fashion Shows, Weddings & Festivals. - 1500 sq m of space - opportunity to bring your favourite contractors - Excellent location next to Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station.
Relish the convenience of our Bristol city-centre location and the glamour of the buzzing waterfront at the Ramada Bristol City hotel. The hotel has 16 single rooms, 94 double rooms and 8 suites. Hotel has 9 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 350 theatre style.
Fancy dining in your own private event room whilst overlooking the Bristol Channel and beyond into Wales? No Problem! Our Private Event Rooms are light, spacious and can accommodate up to 350 guests (maximum). We will even dress the room for you, ensuring that your guests are wowed from the moment they walk in.
The Cross Hands Hotel Old Sodbury has 4 conference rooms up to a maximum of 50 people Theatre Style FREE WiFi throughout the hotel. With 21 bedrooms in the heart of the Gloucestershire town of Old Sodbury with easy access from the M4 Jct 18 via the A46
Escape the urban bustle and relax in the country-house setting of the Mercure Bristol North, The Grange Set among 18 acres of landscaped gardens, the Mercure Bristol North, The Grange is a 19th-century Bath stone manor in a peaceful pocket of South Gloucestershire,has 68 bedrooms and 6 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 150 theatr...
Engineers’ House is a Grade II listed conference centre in Clifton Down, a prestigious suburb of Bristol. It was built in 1831 by Charles Dyer, a leading Bristol architect.
Temple Quay is Bristol's premier office development, adjacent to the historic floating harbour and the commonwealth museam.
Our Bristol meeting rooms are located in the tallest and most prominent building in the city, Castlemead. Decorated in a contemporary business style, this is a fantastic place to hold meetings and training sessions.
The Arnos Manor Hotel, Bristol was built in 1760 as the luxurious home of wealthy Bristol merchant William Reeve.
Regus Broad Quay House is situated on Bristol’s waterfront in the heart of the city centre.
Regus Aztec West Bristol is strategically located on the landscaped Aztec West Business Park.