Family Friendly Accommodation in Bristol - A Warm Welcome for Families

Bristol has so much to offer a fun-seeking family of adventurers; family-friendly fun can be found at every turn and your Mint Stays property is family friendly, ready for you and yours.

We have large comfy living areas for much needed down time with flat screen TV‘s and superfast WiFi for your tech savvy team members, and kitchens that are well equipped for as much or as little self-catering as you want to do. We have travel cots and highchairs for your little ones at no extra cost – just give the team a shout ahead of your arrival. We have some on-site parking (Fern Apartments) with many of our apartments being on the ground floor assisting you with access with buggies, babes and luggage.

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Mint Stays – Family Friendly Things to Do in Bristol

Bristol is a great city to explore as a family, with exciting things to see and do city wide whatever time of year you visit. Our team have pulled together their gert lush top list of your must see and do when you stay in Bristol.

Learn: Visit award-winning SS Great Britain for an immersive nautical experience, or if science floats your boat subject head to, We The Curious. The M Shed is free and showcases Bristol and Bristolians from across the years. Wildlife lovers will enjoy the new Wild Place Project or the Bristol Aquarium, or a little further out of town Noah’s Arc Farm. For arts and music plunder the programme of Bristol Old Vic, Bristol Hippodrome, Bristol Beason or the Redgrave Theatre.

Shop: til you drop whether you are a designer, vintage or high street fashion lover. Cabot Circus and Park Street are super central, Wapping Wharf, Gloucester Road, St Nicholas Market and Christmas Steps are full to brimming with independent for shops and Clifton Village is wall to wall boutiques.

Rave: Bristol is home to several annual and popular festivals, peppering the calendar the year out and well worth timing your visit for. Check out Bristol Light Festival, Bristol Harbour Festival, new for 2023, city wide Unicorn Fest, Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, Tokyo World, and Bristol Sounds.

Cheer: Bristol is home to several sporting sides, Bristol Rovers and Bristol City for football fans, and Bristol Bears for rugby lovers and Gloucestershire Cricket Club that’s sees its ground in Bishopston visited by international sides alongside domestic teams.

Tour: you can see the city whilst learning about Bristol made beers, or craft gins, or see more of the harbourside and use the water taxis or boat tours. And definitely walk the city with the ‘Walk the Wall’ tour and see the world-famous street art of Banksy, amongst others.

Do: Visit the Wave for wannabe surfers, The Lido, a Victorian swimming pool and uber cool restaurant. Propyard for cool installations and festive ice-skating. Check our Wake the Tiger, an ‘amazement park’, immersive art and more. Airhop at Cribbs Causeway will exercise the fam, Bristol Activity Centre will stretch your climbing skills and central Roxy Lanes is the place for bowling and more.

Roam: Green spaces are in abundance in Bristol, for those much-needed doses of fresh air and exercise. The Bristol Downs will give you views of Brunel’s Suspension Bridge and the Avon Gorge, Ashton Court Estate is 850 acres of woodland and grassland free to wander. Snuff Mills and Oldbury Court is home to riverside walks and a large children’s play area. Heritage Funded Arnos Vale Victorian Cemetery has a discovery trail around its 45 acres of Bristol history or head out of town to Tyntesfield House managed by the National Trust.

Eat: How long have you got! See our foodie blogs for family friendly places to re-fuel and hydrate.

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