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Highdale B & B is located at 82 Silver St, Nailsea, Bristol BS48 2DS, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Highdale B & B and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Tammi Walsh

5 Google Rating

Lovely couple, fantastic customer service. Highly recommend staying here breakfast is freshly cooked

5/ 5

Lovely couple, fantastic customer service. Highly recommend staying here breakfast is freshly cooked at a time to suit you. Rooms are beautiful and the shower is lovely.

Paul Watkins

5 Google Rating

Great place to stay very helpful owners

5/ 5

Great place to stay very helpful owners

Maria Gimbor

5 Google Rating

Great place, nice breakfast. Large bedroom with private bathroom. Would go again.

5/ 5

Great place, nice breakfast. Large bedroom with private bathroom. Would go again.

anton wear

5 Google Rating

Good accommodation and breakfast friendly owner's

5/ 5

Good accommodation and breakfast friendly owner's

Martin Beirne

4 Google Rating

Good value for money

4/ 5

Good value for money

anton wear

5 Google Rating

Good accommodation and breakfast friendly owner's

5/ 5

Good accommodation and breakfast friendly owner's

Denise Hillyard

5 Google Rating

Very very good. Clean large en suite room. Choice of breakfast lovely sitting room with local inform

5/ 5

Very very good. Clean large en suite room. Choice of breakfast lovely sitting room with local information and surrounding area (Bristol/somerset) etc. Mr&Mrs Davy make you feel very welcome. This was our 3rd stay and we intend staying there in the future excellent.

Jnanesha Ks

5 Google Rating

Stayed for 2 weeks in 2008. Nice and clean.

5/ 5

Stayed for 2 weeks in 2008. Nice and clean.

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