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Hotel with a homely feeling

Bristol Post

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October 03, 2025

Compared to other hotels, the Artist Residence certainly has a homely feeling and I loved the bohemian style throughout. From the small details to the bigger picture, it is obvious a lot of thought has gone into creating the space.

Hotel with a homely feeling

The bathroom in the room

Arriving at about 6pm, we started by settling in our room for the night. The room is a good size, with plenty of room to move about, and I have to admit I immediately fell in love with the bathroom; I have to check out that huge clawfoot bath, I told myself.

But first it was time to eat. The restaurant wasn't particularly busy at about 6.30pm, but I expect it may be rather different on a Friday night and over the weekend. There were enough of us to give it some atmosphere though - including some people on their own, couples and one or two groups.

We started our meal with a couple of cocktails; I went for a glass slipper - which had gin, yuzu sherbet, lemon, orange bitters and prosecco - while my partner had the pineapple highball - which consists of rum, sherry, lime, thyme and roasted pineapple. They were very different to each other, but equally delicious.

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