Tony is very responsiveI and accessible. Checking in was very easy and the path to the room is secure. As a single woman I felt very safe here. The bathtub/bathroom is phenomenal and the hot water is constant and HOT! Terrific! There is a very tiny fridge that will hold a bottle of milk - it does make a fair amount of noise though. There is coffee mate and milk pods, so don't fret. There isn't access to a kitchen which wasn't an issue for me, but if there are two visitors, your coffee cups will stack up :) There are numerous strong hooks for coats/towels etc. but there isn't drawer space and the room is snug. I used the bunk above the TV. The room is heated by a small electric radiator, which kept it warm enough for me. Slippers are really helpful in winter on the bathroom tiles (again, beautiful). and honestly, that was my sanctuary! Also, and I've found this with most places I've stayed in - bring a corkscrew and a wine glass or two if you're a wine drinker. I've only stayed in two places that had both of these so I pack these routinely for over night stays. I travel to Bristol regularly so it's not a holiday trip for me. I only saw the area from driving, but it looks like there's a lot around. It seems nice and busy without being chaotic. Parking was easy, but the roods are narrow and look packed (as per Bristol in general).
Again, Tony was highly responsive, seems very grounded and I have a hunch he may have done some of the work on this room/bathroom. Hats off to him if he did. The brickwork is perfectly placed and gives a cottage feel to it. The sliding door to the bathroom with the metal hooks are in keeping with the atmosphere and lend a level of 'spa' feel to the bathroom. I took a chair in to rest my book on etc and that was perfect. Just right mama bear!