Discover Bristol’s Hidden Gems: The Unexpected Health and Fitness Secrets You’ve Never Heard Of
Bristol is a vibrant city in southwest England known for its rich maritime history, creative spirit, and diverse cultural scene. Straddling the River Avon, it features iconic landmarks like the Clifton Suspension Bridge, a thriving harbour, street art (home to Banksy), and music. After visiting Bristol several times, I felt it was time to pen some of what I consider to be Bristol’s best.
Stay at Number 38 Clifton
Nestled atop one of Bristol’s most affluent hills in the heart of Clifton, Number 38 Clifton is a boutique gem housed in a beautifully restored Georgian merchant’s townhouse. With only 11–12 exquisitely styled bedrooms, it offers an intimate atmosphere—more like a charming home than an impersonal hotel. Guests are greeted via a charming doorbell and welcomed into cosy communal spaces decorated with curated artworks (including a David Hockney), antique furnishings, deep Farrow & Ball tones, giving each room and lounge a distinctive character.
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