Are you looking for accommodation close to the M4/M5 when travelleing down to the South West this summer. 
It’s always a good idea to break up a long journey- but with a stay at Alveston House Hotel, just 20 minutes from the centre of Bristol,  it can also be a real treat.
Our rates include a delicious [...]

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A fabulous cheese and wine evening was held at Alveston House Hotel on Wednesday 14th April 2010.
Members of the Bristol and South Gloucestershire Branches of the Federation of Small Businesses were treated to a fine selection of wines accompanied by a delicious array of local cheeses.
Our guest speakers, Kellie Davidson from Matthew Clarke and Kevin Groves from Longman Cheeses, [...]

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Are you listening to Community Radio?
GLOSS FM is back on air, broadcasting on 87.7 FM from Monday 19th April through to midnight on Sunday 16th May and can also be heard through their website www.glossfm.org across the world.
This time, one of our Receptionists, Perry Poole, is presenting a programmed called “Have Your Say” on Thursdays [...]

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We wanted to say thank you so much for all the wonderful emails and messages we have received since winning our ‘Best Small Hotel of the Year’ award last week.
We have been overwhelmed by your response and would like to say how grateful we are for your support – below is just a small collection [...]

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The Bristol Hospitality Awards took place on Monday 22 March 2010.
In a tough category we are thrilled to announce that Alveston House Hotel was chosen as ‘Best Small Hotel of the Year’.
The dazzling event took place at the Marriott City Centre hotel and was hosted by local newsreader Peter Rowell.
Actress Pauline Quirk was also on [...]

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We were delighted to host a talk recently on Captain Frank Barnwell, a pioneer in Bristol and UK aviation history.
Captain Barnwell moved into Alveston House in the early part of the 20th Century.  He lived here with his wife and 3 sons until his untimely death in 1938.
Frank Barnwell and his brother Harold were famous for [...]

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