Two Value Bristol Airport Hotels

Continental Airlines has begun daily nonstop flights from its New York hub at Newark Liberty International Airport to Bristol International Airport. Today's inaugural flight is the first ever scheduled nonstop trans-Atlantic to Bristol airport.

You can take advantage of cheap hotel and parking rates at two of Bristol's comfortable airport Hotels:

The Bristol Town and Country Lodge is a great hotel for a good nights rest before your flight from Bristol airport. This airport hotel is based in a beautiful country setting near the village of Clifton . English Breakfast is included in the price and Holiday parking is on site at the Hotel for up to 15 days. Transfers to Bristol airport only take about 10 minutes.

The Bristol West Days Inn is perfect for the basic hotel stopover. Days Inn Bristol is nestled in the Gordano services and offers contemporary quality accommodation with transfers to Bristol International airport. Parking is on site at the hotel for up to 15 days and transfers operate 24 hours by courtesy taxi, taking around 20 minutes.


Published by: Barry Holloway
Date Published: 28 October 2005


Continental Airlines - Take a look at the flights on offer at Continental Airlines
Bristol Airport - Bristol Airport's homepage.

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