Duel of Bristol House is a stunning Grade II listed 6 bedroom townhouse in the heart of the Old City, steps from the Registry Office, Bristol Beacon and the Hippodrome. Sleeps 12 in 5 superkings (convertible to singles) and a twin (bunks). In Banksy's heartland, it features Conor Harrington's iconic “Duel of Bristol” mural. No on-site parking, but many car parks 3–8 mins away. Temple Meads Station is a 15min walk / 8min taxi ride. Historic, central, and perfect for group stays for work or play.
The space
Duel of Bristol House offers six spacious bedrooms, including five generously sized super king double rooms (which can be configured as singles) and a twin room with a bunk bed, arranged across the ground and first floors. Each double room features a dedicated workspace and access to superfast broadband, perfect for work or relaxation.
At the top of the house, you'll find a stunning open-plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area, comfortably seating up to 12 guests — ideal for groups. The property also includes three toilets and two showers for your convenience.
The whole property is yours for your booking except the basement and rear linen room.
There's a tiny courtyard in the middle of the building that has a bike shelter should you wish to bring your bike.
For added comfort and sustainability, the house is heated by newly installed air source heat pumps, ensuring your stay is both eco-friendly and centrally located.
Guest access
The whole house (except the linen room and cellar) is available to guests as a home-from-home for your city break through to your work stay. Workspaces are provided in every room and a full kitchen, two shower rooms, three toilets. Duel-of-Bristol House is in the heart of Bristol's Old City, next to the last remaining parts of the city wall.
Other things to note
Duel of Bristol House is a Grade II listed Georgian gem — her exterior steeped in history (the street is often used for filming thanks to its striking period charm), yet inside she’s been thoughtfully modernised for 21st-century comfort. One of the few places to stay in the area powered by air source heat pumps, she offers a warm and environmentally conscious welcome all year round.
She’s full of character and quirks, and if you treat her kindly, she’ll reward you with a memorable stay.
Nestled in the heart of Bristol’s Old City, right beside the last remnants of the medieval city walls, she’s surrounded by a colourful tapestry of city life. From artisan coffee shops and creperies (one featured in Doctor Who) to boutique hotels and buzzing bars, the street hums with the energy of locals and travellers alike.
You’ll fall asleep and wake to the rhythms of a neighbourhood that doesn’t just whisper history — it lives it.
