Big Venue Book lists 46 venues within 18.7 miles of Bristol which have function rooms and event spaces available to hire for both private and corporate events of up to 4,100 people attending. What's the occasion? You can browse our venues by event type such a wedding, party or conference. And, if you're on a tight deadline or need assistance why not use our FREE Venue Finding Service? Our team are on hand to help you find the perfect venue for your next event.
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This smart hotel boasts an excellent central position in the midst of the bustling city of Bristol with a large event capacity of up to 600 guests for a reception. In an enviable location, Delta Hotels…
This charming grade II Victorian Hotel is situated in the hub of the old city area of Bristol, and has been extensively refurbished for 2017. The hotel offers 6 flexible function rooms accommodating up…
Not just a stunning boutique hotel but also a beautiful venue for weddings and meetings, The Harbour Hotel and Spa in Bristol offers 4-star luxury and opulent function rooms with the exquisite design and…
At 3,500 square feet, The Cocktail Club Bristol Corn Street delivers bigger and better right in the heart of the city, with room for 230 happy folk to party till the small hours. This is great venue for…
Right in the city centre this fully modern 4-star hotel brings you top rate facilities combined with attentive service; just what you need for business meetings and events for 6-300 guests. It ought to…
This smart, modern hotel is nestled in the heart of the vibrant and bustling city of Bristol. Overlooking the harbour, the Radisson Blu is walking distance from most of the cities main attractions. Alternatively…
18th century architecture combines with boutique style interiors at Hotel du Vin Bristol, a former sugar warehouse in the heart of the older part of the city. It is a refined choice for business meetings…
City Centre hotel with events and meeting facilities including 10 fully air conditioned, multi-functional suites featuring complimentary Wi-Fi, contemporary A/V equipment and an abundance of natural light…
The hotel is perfectly located in the surroundings of a vibrant harbour side and Bristol Cathedral and close to many bars and restaurants. The hotel has recently completed a full restoration and has one…
With full venue hire for up to 2700 people, CIRCUIT Bristol isn't just one of the largest nightclubs in the UK; it's also a unique setting for business meetings and events and for the best Christmas…
Bristol is a great city with a lively ambience which stands astride the River Avon and is famous for its maritime history and Brunel’s feat of engineering, the Clifton Suspension Bridge that stretches across the Avon Gorge.
In the city centre you’ll find modern shopping arcades alongside some very imposing Victorian architecture - the Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel in the Old City is a fine example. There are quiet Georgian squares and the green lawns of College Green where the cathedral stands, and then the streets stretch out to the bohemian quarters of Gloucester Road and Stokes Croft, lined with independent shops and eateries, jazzed up with huge murals, and there’s a lively music scene round these parts. Leafy Clifton is well known for its Georgian architecture, and for Bristol Zoo Gardens and the Downs beyond; just over the suspension bridge the grounds of Ashton Court, home of the annual Bristol International Balloon Fiesta; an awesome sight!
Bristol Harbourside has seem much redevelopment and the 19th century warehouses are now home to a plethora of shops, restaurants, museums and art galleries, including We The Curious and M Shed; it’s where Brunel’s SS Great Britain sits in its dry dock. This part of the city is a vibrant yet relaxing place to be; people come here just to chill out, grab a bite to eat and take a boat trip or try stand-up paddle boarding on the waters. Southville and Bedminster is another area of lively streets, urban art and city farms, and it’s where you’ll find Ashton Gate Stadium, home of Bristol City FC and Bristol Rugby.
The Temple Meads and Temple Quay is another waterside area that’s fast attracting more and more businesses, very much the city’s centre for commerce and creative industry; in one of the oldest train stations in the world is The Passenger Shed, a huge open event space. Head east out of the city towards Bath you’ll find the original Bristol Blue Glass Factory and the gothic Arnos Vale Cemetery, strangely popular for midnight weddings. Bristol is no bother to get to whatever your mode of transport; it’s easily reached from the M5 and M4, is served by three train stations and is just 8.5 miles from Bristol Airport.
