An excellent choice to finish off our day in Bristol. The room is spacious (downstairs back), clean with an excellent view. The beds are comfortable and the breakfast pleasant. Bathroom massive and well appointed. We have recommended the B&B to our daughter and will stay again.

Spent one night at this Bristol B&B and have to say that it was very clean, tastefully decorated and good shower facilities available. Breakfast was served far too early for a Sunday morning though between 7.30-8.30a.m., but did find it very strange that it is served direct in your room, which some of you may like. Adequate full English though. Tea making facilities and TV in the room. Unfortunately the parking may cause you concern. Being on a main road, parking was very limited and had to go up and down the road a few times. On the whole, good value for money and very pleasant stay.

I stayed at the Belgrave after a party nearby, so was able to walk back. The terrace room at the back was extremely comfortable, with a lovely view over Bristol, so I was able to relax with a drink there after the drive. The clincher for me was the fact the excellent breakfast is served to you in your room, and as I was travelling alone I really appreciated being able to enjoy this, again on the terrace, in the morning sunshine.Very nice owners.

A recent review in Time Out's 'Weekend Breaks' prompted a visit to the Belgrave. You're assured of a warm, no-nonsense welcome from the formidable owner, Kay, in her prime location guest house. A little frayed around the edges (missing light bulbs, rather untidy hallway & broken fittings) rooms are nonetheless clean with good bedding, restrained decor and breakfast served in situ. The Belgrave's close to the stunning Suspension Bridge, bracing walks on the Downs & the many charms of Clifton Village but the star of the show is the 'artist in residence' herself - Kay. Think Beryl Cook in a Victoria Wood sketch and there's surely a sitcom in the making here. Go experience!