Airport Accommodation

Devonshire House Bed and Breakfast provides the ideally place to stay for a night or two when your travelling by air from Bristol Airport.

Whether you’re a Pilot looking for a place to stay whilst stopping over, a trainee pilot undertaking a training course or a holiday maker looking for a nearby place to stay before jetting off, Devonshire House Bed and Breakfast provide comfortable guest rooms that are the perfect choice.

Rooms and Location

Devonshire House Bed and Breakfast is located in the heart of Somerset, just 6 miles from Bristol airport and less than one mile from the nearest airport parking and transfer facilities. Although there is only parking provided during your stay at Devonshire House, we are more than happy to provide support with your airport parking and transfer from the nearest airport parking (ParkNFly).

Both of our rooms are separate from the main house and completely self-contained.

In addition our rooms are smoke free, fully furnished (including a double bed, table and chairs, TV, bed linen, Tea and Coffee making facilities and towels) with spacious en-suite shower room and kitchenette.

The kitchen areas are well equipped and we also provide a welcome pack of essentials. Visitors are also welcome to enjoy the secluded garden and there is plenty of parking space.

For a small additional fee we will also provide a Continental breakfast with special dietary requirements catered for by arrangement.

For further information about rates or check-in times please view our individual room’s pages or if you're looking for directions you can find these on our Find us page.

For further information about The Kingfisher Studio or The Woodpecker Studio, please read our individual booking page.

Nearby Attractions

If you’re at a loose end, we are only 20 minutes drive from both Bristol and Weston-super-Mare so you have plenty of time to visit both before you take off.

Other nearby tourist attractions include Bath, Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, The Somerset Coast, Wells, Wookey Hole and the National Trust's Tyntesfield House with further information available on our ‘Things to do’ page.