Harbrook Training in Bristol

Harbrooks Bristol office is based on the outskirts of Bristol. Our training facility is housed in our 18th century manor house with stunning views across the Severn Estuary.

This tranquil facility is perfect for access from the local motorway and rail system and does not suffer from the hassle of travel into the City Centre.

Whilst we offer superb catering for our delegates, a range of local pubs and hotels can also be recommended for the longer stay.

Harbrook prides itself on delivering exceptional quality service; we believe part of this service is providing you with state of the art technology and equipment. We work to make your time with us as relaxed and comfortable as possible.

For more information please do not hesitate to contact one of our sales consultants

Woodhouse Manor,
Fern Hill,
Bristol.
BS32 4LX

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Directions:

By Road:

M5:
Exit M5 at junction 16. Take the A38 towards Thornbury. Follow the road for approximately 1 mile. Take the left turn signposted to Tockington. Halfway down the hill, take the turning on the right after the green Woodhouse Manor sign.

M4:
Exit the M4 onto the M5 south. Take the first exit off the M5 (J 16) and follow the signs as for M5 above.

By Train:
Bristol Parkway station is the nearest British Rail station to the Bristol centre. A taxi from Parkway will take approximately 8 - 10 minutes.

By Air:

From the airport follow signs for the M60, leave the M60 at junction seven, for the A56, follow signs for the city centre.

Staying in Bristol

Due to the location of the Harbrook Bristol training centre you will find yourself ideally situated for many local hotels

The Park Hotel

Falfield
Wooton-Under-Edge
South Gloustershire
GL12 8DR

01454 260 550

The Ship Inn

Thornbury Road
Alveston
Bristol
BS35 3LL
01454 412521

The Almondsbury Interchange
Gloucester Road
Almondsbury
Bristol
BS32 4AA

01454 613206

Aztec Hotel
Aztec West
Almondsbury
Bristol
BS12 4TS

01454 201090

Things to do in Bristol

Bars

Mai tais, cosmopolitans or a glass of bubbly - whatever your tipple, you'll find a stylish bar or comfy traditional pub to suit your tastes in Bristol.

Bristol's main nightlife areas are around the harbourside, the long streets of Whiteladies Road and Park Street and Corn Street around the Old City.

Restaurants

Bristol's well known for the quality and choice of restaurants, cafes, and bars. We have award winning restaurants and whatever time of day, there are great places to enjoy dining out.

And you'll love the great locations for weekend brunches and Sunday lunches or relax with an afternoon tea.

If you're looking for international cuisine, you'll find restaurants serving flavours from around the world..