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The Royal Hotel is located at 28 Gloucester Rd, Avonmouth, Bristol BS11 9AD, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with The Royal Hotel and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0117 403 8270 or visit our website

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Dave Ross

5 Google Rating

Went to a party there Great venue.

5/ 5

Went to a party there Great venue.

Katie Curran

4 Google Rating

It's ok for a quick pint

4/ 5

It's ok for a quick pint

Ciprian Birtea

5 Google Rating

Very nice staff, very good food!

5/ 5

Very nice staff, very good food!

peter dixon

5 Google Rating

JUST been refurbished give it a try

5/ 5

JUST been refurbished give it a try

Michael Salmon

1 Google Rating

Cheap and cheerful

1/ 5

Cheap and cheerful

Steve Kenyon

5 Google Rating

Had a great evening, friendly landlord and staff, entertainment was good, really enjoyed our evening

5/ 5

Had a great evening, friendly landlord and staff, entertainment was good, really enjoyed our evening out.

Gary Smith

5 Google Rating

Thanks to Florin and Lady V . Brilliant service, plus good prices. And a good sound system.

5/ 5

Thanks to Florin and Lady V . Brilliant service, plus good prices. And a good sound system.

Andrew H

5 Google Rating

Great Pub, proper Cider at good prices. Friendly staff and good food.

5/ 5

Great Pub, proper Cider at good prices. Friendly staff and good food.

Deborah Thomas

5 Google Rating

Friendly, welcoming very enjoyable..

5/ 5

Friendly, welcoming very enjoyable..

Russ Fillingham

4 Google Rating

Very friendly and helpful

4/ 5

Very friendly and helpful

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