Arnos Manor Hotel

The Arnos Manor Hotel, Bristol was built in 1760 as the luxurious home of wealthy Bristol merchant William Reeve. Unlike many Bristol hotels and accommodation, this historic building boasts many original Georgian Gothic features, such as the superbly decorative Chapel lounge, central staircase and fine Stucco ceilings in the ground floor rooms.

The hotel has BT Openzone throughout, giving WIFI access in the public areas and conference rooms. Additional facilities include a large complimentary car park with 200 spaces.

Weddings

This well established Bristol hotel was built in the 18th Century and still retains many original features, such as the fine Stucco ceilings in the central staircase, recalling its days as the luxurious home of a wealthy Bristol merchant William Reeve.

Our hotel is one of the best wedding venues located in Bristol, offering beautiful suites within peaceful and picturesque surroundings to enjoy your wedding day. We look forward to arranging all your requirements from the civil ceremony to wedding breakfast and evening reception as well as overnight accommodation for your wedding party.

You need to feel that the wedding venue you choose will not only give you the facilities you are looking for, but also offer you every assurance that your perfect day is safe in our hands. The management and staff at The Arnos Manor Hotel can offer you that assurance - from when you first visit the hotel to see our facilities to when you arrive on your special day. Our dedicated and professional team will be there to advise and guide to ensure that your wedding day runs smoothly.

Wedding packages

We offer a choice of wedding breakfast packages that include your three course wedding breakfast, arrival drinks, wine with the meal and toast. Alternatively we would be delighted to discuss your individual requirements and create a tailor-made package for you.

Bedrooms

The hotel has 73 en-suite bedrooms including standard and premier rooms, with some bedrooms having Spa Baths. All rooms have colour television, radio, direct dial telephone, hairdryer, together with tea and coffee making facilities.

Eating and Drinking

The glass-roofed Cloisters Restaurant is set in the decorative courtyard of the old manor house and offers a selection of mouth-watering dishes and daily specials, along with an excellent and imaginative wine list. The Bar and stunning Chapel lounge offers comfortable surroundings in which to enjoy a selection of light meals and snacks or a pre-dinner drink.