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Hathway House is situated in the picturesque village of Felton near Bristol, offering guests a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This delightful property features comfortable accommodations designed for relaxation while providing easy access to nearby attractions. Our attentive staff takes pride in delivering top-notch service tailored to individual guest needs. With its tranquil setting and warm hospitality, Hathway House makes for an ideal choice whether you’re visiting for business or leisure. Discover comfort and charm at Hathway House.

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Chrissy Blank

5 Google Rating

Absolutely wonder host.. very comfy beds.. room was very quint and cosy.. Terry couldn't do enough f

5/ 5

Absolutely wonder host.. very comfy beds.. room was very quint and cosy.. Terry couldn't do enough for us fair play.. very close to the airport.. would definitely recommend this b&b.. sorry about the pizza boxes but didn't know where the bin was located Thanks 😊

Dulce Bob

4 Google Rating

+ Clean room and bathroom; comfortable bed - cold in the room (the heater was too small to be effic

4/ 5

+ Clean room and bathroom; comfortable bed - cold in the room (the heater was too small to be efficient)

Edward Caithness

3 Google Rating

Very nice. All right for a night stop over.

3/ 5

Very nice. All right for a night stop over.

Katie Millington

3 Google Rating

Great location for Bristol Airport and functional enough. Bed not comfortable at all (old, creaky sp

3/ 5

Great location for Bristol Airport and functional enough. Bed not comfortable at all (old, creaky sprung mattress) and the walls are paper thin- could literally hear the people in the next room using the toilet, and that was before the flush!

George Barlow

5 Google Rating

Clean, cosy, easy. Perfect airport stop for a solo traveller just a few minutes walk from the airpor

5/ 5

Clean, cosy, easy. Perfect airport stop for a solo traveller just a few minutes walk from the airport

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