Amazing hotel, I really enjoyed my stay, great value for the price and perfect for solo traveller. The room was very cosy, clean and had everything I needed. My room was on the upper floor so it as quiet. The staff was always so nice and helpful. There is a bus stop right across the street and the bus will take you to the city centre in a couple of minutes. Also, there are many cafes, pubs and restaurants nearby and the whole area was really lovely and safe. If I go to Bristol again, I will definitely book this hotel.

The hotel is in a nice location, there is a bus stop just in front of it and it's only 20 minutes walk to the University of Bristol. My room was small but clean and cozy. The staff at the reception and in the breakfast room were friendly and helpful. The cooked breakfast was delicious. Overall, I think it's a great value for money.

From the downsides, the door is not well sound proofed and you can hear any noise from the corridor which woke me up multiple times during the night. This problem is very common in hotels though. The buffet part of the breakfast is not extraordinary and even though I liked the cooked breakfast I found that 16£ is a little too expensive for what it was.

Close to all amenities and to the theatre, which was the reason we choose the hotel. Breakfast was exceptional.

The fittings and furnishings in the room were too cramped which resulted in an accident.

The Rodney Hotel was a beautiful place. All the staff were incredibly attentive (particular praise goes to Justyna, Zenna and Henry). I was very impressed by the fire evacuation notice for those who made need assistance. The hotel does not have a lift, but the staff made sure to ask if you need help with your luggage. Lots of green initiatives too. The staff were able to provide me with a local taxi number too when I asked. The room also had fruit, ground tea, ground coffee, instant coffee, tea and milk, as well as a mini bar.

Earlier start times for breakfast on the weekend would have benefitted me.

The room was quiet as the hotel is set off the road slightly and I was on a high floor. My daughter was able to nap on Saturday afternoon with a wedding on downstairs so the old fashioned thick walls did their stuff! The rooms were all comfortable and the reception staff were very friendly and helpful. Also the staff in the restaurant. This boutique hotel has character and a helpful, no frills feel to it.

I had dinner in-house which was pricey but good. Sleeping late was not an option on the Sunday as housekeeping start on the rooms early.

Room was a single room that was good enough. Breakfast was very nice. Staff were very helpful and polite. Nice young lad helped me with my suitcase to my room.

Breakfast was very nice but would have liked a variety of fruit, like melon, strawberries etc if you were staying all week like i did. Would have liked the shower to be larger but it was ok. I would have liked a bit more on the dinner menu that would have been quick to have as a snack as i was on a course and had a lot of work to complete in the evening, so i went across to Nero so i could eat in my room while working.

Excellent value, great location, clean & comfortable, nice staff.

Lack of parking. We realised that there were limited spaces outside the hotel but were also led to believe that there would be on-road parking nearby if the hotel spaces were unavailable. Unfortunately we couldn’t get one of the (very limited) spaces outside the hotel and everywhere else nearby is either residents only or Ringo (4 hours max). The hotel needs to be more transparent about this. Great if you’re not needing parking but if you are then be aware!

The room was great and much larger than we expected, the windows are gorgeous and the tea and coffee station is a nice touch too. The reception was open 24/7 and all the staff we met were lovely. We also liked the area of the hotel, there were plenty of independent cafes to get a vegan breakfast and as we weren't in the city it was quite quiet. It's well located for visiting the Clifton suspension bridge too. Walking into Bristol took around 25 minutes but it's a pleasant enough walk, just be prepared for the hills. Some routes aren't very accessible, so you may need to consider this when booking.

Our room was on the ground floor and did face out onto the garden, so when we were in the room during the day we did feel the need to close the curtains for privacy. We also visited during the September heatwave so an extra fan to cool the room would have been nice. Neither really impacted our stay though, and we're definitely not going to complain about catching the last bit of summer!

We loved the location in Clifton with the bus into town literally outside the door and a short walk to the bridge. The breakfast was excellent. My daughter’s fiancé said that the eggs Benedict were the best he had ever had and for me the gluten-free toast was amazing!! The beds were very comfortable and the biscuits, fruit and fresh coffee in the rooms were a lovely bonus. I had a small single room and it was really cozy!

The bathroom for my room needed some refurbishment. The parking was a nightmare! I chose the hotel because it said there was parking but the hotel only has 7 spaces outside and then when we finally secured one we had to pay for it.

The hotel was in an excellent location - right in the heart of Clifton village, a stone's throw from the Suspension Bridge and a short bus ride from the centre of the city. Communication with the hotel before my stay was excellent, and check-in was straightforward. The room was comfortable and had nearly everything that I required. Overall, I was very pleased with this choice, and will stay there again.

I would have liked a little more information available in the room, about the hotel and the surrounding area.