Arnos Manor Hotel

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Notable stay

Arnos Manor Hotel is an 18th-century house, now a hotel, in Brislington, a southern suburb of Bristol, England. The original house dates from the 17th century. In around 1740 the estate was bought by William Reeve, a Bristol industrialist, who converted the first house to a service wing and built a new mansion next to it. Reeve's architect was likely James Bridges. In the 1760s, Reeve embellished the estate with the construction of a stable block in the form of a mock castle, now the Black Castle public house; an entrance archway, the Arno's Court Triumphal Arch; a bathhouse with a colonnaded frontage; and by giving the front of his new house an early Gothick makeover. The hotel is a Grade II* listed building, while the Black Castle pub is listed at Grade I, and the Triumphal Arch at Grade II*. (via Wikipedia)

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Amenities

Location

What's nearby

• 🖼️Martin Parr Foundation0.4 km
• 🎡Wake The Tiger0.7 km
• 🎡St Anne's Well1.4 km
• 🖼️Old Market Lawn2.1 km
• 🎡Tramway Rail2.1 km
• 🖼️IC Visual Lab2.1 km

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Within a short walk

Everyday amenities within about 1 km, from OpenStreetMap.

Getting there & essentials

Nearest airport

✈️ Norton Malreward Airstrip — 6.5 km

Nearest station

🚉 Bristol Temple Meads — 1.6 km

Nearest beach

🏖️ Sugar Loaf Beach — 16.8 km

Driving

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Currency

GBP

Power

Type G plugs · 230 V · 50 Hz

Tap water

Generally safe to drink

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