Stag Parties in Bristol

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Stag Groups Bristol Hotels

When looking to book a stag do in Bristol, Future Inns is in the heart of Bristol city centre and opposite the Cabot Circus Shopping Centre. Making the hotel the ideal base for accessing the Bristol stag activities, and it is very close to the bars and nightlife.

Bristol Stag Do Accommodation

Future Inn Bristol is a modern and comfortable hotel in Bristol city centre. It offers easy access to key attractions and vibrant areas. Alongside its excellent location, the hotel boasts spacious and airy bedrooms equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, a desk and workspace, and a laptop safe. Guests can also enjoy added comforts such as complimentary robes and slippers, tea and coffee-making facilities and bottled water, enhancing the overall experience. The biggest perk of staying at our Bristol hotel is the parking at Cabot Circus, directly across the road from Future Inns, and costs £9 per night.

The Superior Double Room is the most popular bedroom type for a Bristol stag weekend, which has two large double beds. Our City Twin Rooms have two single beds, and some of these rooms interconnect with the City King Room, which has a king-size bed. 

How to get to the Bristol Stag Weekend

Future Inn Bristol boasts easy access to the M32 and M5. The hotel is just a mile from Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station (a 15-minute walk), and buses stop on the opposite side of the road. Ample parking is available at Cabot Circus, next door to the hotel. 

Explore Bristol

Bristol offers a range of unique visitor attractions, world-class entertainment, quality shopping, innovative architecture and historic buildings - all within walking distance.  There are so many things to see and do.

The Clifton Suspension Bridge is an iconic landmark of the city and makes for an excellent photo backdrop. Even better, there are free guided tours of the bridge each Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday between Easter and October. You can also learn all about the bridge in their visitor centre. Close to Clifton Suspension Bridge is Leigh Woods, a National Trust protected area of woodland that is free to enter without membership. Depending on how far you want to walk, there are various colour-coded pathways to explore.

Ashton Court Estate is a whopping 800 acres of woodland and green open space. The estate is scenic, with views gazing back over the city. Mountain bikers, horse riders, golfers and families flock here. Stoke Park is a vast open space which dates back to 1066. Walk through woodland, near lakes and across fields, gazing at the bright yellow Dower House and the futuristic-looking Purdown Transmitter Tower above the estate.

The Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is free entry every day of the year. The building itself is quite beautiful and filled to the rafters with interesting exhibits. If you want to know more about Bristol, M Shed is the place to go. See amazing film and photographs, listen to moving personal stories, encounter rare and quirky objects and add your own memories of Bristol through the interactive displays. From prehistoric times to the present day.

Is the great outdoors calling your name? Bristol is surrounded by rolling countryside, woodland trails, coastal paths, majestic estates, and magnificent views. There are so many walks in Bristol to choose from. Including a trail to discover Banksy's street art.