The house does not have what the estate agents would call "kerb appeal" and the entrance to the property is through a rather chaotic outhouse type of porch but the welcome from both Jacqui and Jerry is incredibly warm and the house is in a fabulous location. Very centrally located we were able to walk down to the nearby bars and restaurants for a drink and a meal in the sunshine and then catch a bus from virtually outside the front door to the Ashton Gate Stadium for a concert. The bedroom is large and airy with views out over the river. However the road outside is very busy. The traffic stopped around 1.00am but the morning traffic re-started well before 6.00am and was then pretty constant. It was a hot night so we had the bedroom window open which probably didn't help with the noise levels. The room does not get dark at all as there is a lamp-post across the road which was on all night and the room has wooden slatted blinds rather than curtains. It should be borne in mind of course that this is the city centre and so some noise and light is probably to be expected. The bed was comfortable (although I did find my pillow a little lumpy). My husband slept like a baby! Breakfast was delicious - Jerry's 9Jacqui's?!) special tomatoes on toast - which we ate at the breakfast counter in the kitchen whilst chatting to Jerry. Had we had time to linger I would have liked to have enjoyed a coffee sat in the sunshine on the terrace at the back of the house which looks out across the docks. In one of their listings Jerry and Jacqui refer to the house as not being 5 star luxury, which I have to agree with! However they were very welcoming and at all times the communication before we arrived and whilst we were there was quick and helpful, and they were both very interesting to chat to. The house is in an excellent location and whilst I don't know Bristol at all I would imagine that the car parking facility is an added bonus.