Holiday Inn Bristol Airport

A38 Bridgwater Road, Wrington, Bristol, City of Bristol, England

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About Holiday Inn Bristol Airport

An 80 room climate controlled hotel set in rural countryside yet the ONLY hotel at Bristol International Airport. The hotel is within easy reach of the M4, M5 and M32 motorways, providing an ideal base for those travelling by air or road. PARK 'N FLY packages are available on request including one night's accommodation and parking for up to one week; additional days parking are available on request. A COMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE between the hotel and airport is available 24 hours a day, on demand.

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