emailed the hotel for the rates for a 3 night stay 28th feb-2nd march. was quoted £74 per night. ended up booking online with thomson and got the same dates for £50 per night!

very basic hotel. great location but could do with tea making facilities in room.

room clean but very dated.

staff friendly and spoke english and were helpful.

overall good value for 50 quid a night.

the staff are friendly, speak english. the hotel is basic. breakfast is very basic, cereal, juice, toast, croissants, cold boiled eggs and sliced ham! no coffee facilities in the room, does have sky tv, small pool, cross a road for breakfast/bar/pool. but overall its a nice place. a few simple touches and it would make it better. there is also a pub around the corner called the angry friar. brill food and cheap. excellant service there.

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights only, and overall it was a very average experience. The feel is dark and dated, especially the rooms; I stayed in a single which was tiny, with a view of an adjacent wall.

Breakfast is a cold collation and sparse consisting of breads, cereals, yoghurts, tea & coffee etc.in a comparitively small room; which is actually situated in an annexe adjacent to the hotel itself.

Plus points are that it is fairly good value for money as it is very centrally located in the heart of Main Street. Also I found that all staff were friendly and helpful.

Fine for a night or two.....but will not impress your other half.

Gibraltar doesn't seem to be blessed with a great many good hotels. The Bristol is a decent enough 2 star/3 star hotel. It's very dated and ramshackle but it's clean and the staff are helpful.

Our bathroom window opened into a strange tunnel which meant we got all the noise and smells from the other bathrooms around us. The TV was tiny and the Aircon was unbearably loud.
The breakfast was disappointing.

That said as hotels in Gibraltar it's great value for money, it's right in the center of town, it has parking and pool is decent enough given the location.