Riverside Classic Room
A comfortable room with a queen bed, work desk, and partial river views, suited to a restful overnight stay in the heart of Bristol.
Settle into a well-appointed room, enjoy a considered dinner, and step into our private gaming lounge — all on one Bristol address by the water.
Each room is designed for quiet comfort, with views over the water or the terrace below.
A comfortable room with a queen bed, work desk, and partial river views, suited to a restful overnight stay in the heart of Bristol.
A spacious suite with a private sitting area and doors opening onto the riverside terrace, ideal for a longer or more leisurely stay.
An upper-floor room with generous windows framing the river, a king bed, and a marble bathroom finished in soft grey stone.
Our largest suite, with a separate lounge area, close proximity to the gaming lounge and dining room, and turndown service each evening.
A quiet stretch of the Bristol waterfront, built around comfort and considered detail
Set directly on the water in Bristol, the terrace and many rooms offer a calm outlook rarely found so close to the city centre.
Our team knows guests by name after their first evening, from the front desk to the dining room and gaming lounge staff.
Dinner, a walk along the terrace, and a quiet hour at the card tables — the layout of the venue allows guests to move between each at their own pace.
Our on-site lounge offers roulette and blackjack with professional dealers, in a low-lit, unhurried setting reserved for guests and diners.
How a stay or dinner at Berkley's Riverside typically comes together
Book directly through our contact form or by phone, letting us know whether you're arriving for a stay, a dinner reservation, or both.
Check in at the riverside lobby, where our team will confirm dinner timings and let you know the evening's hours for the gaming lounge.
Enjoy a seasonal menu in the dining room or, weather permitting, on the terrace overlooking the river, ahead of the evening's entertainment.
Step into the private card rooms or gaming lounge after dinner, where professional dealers host classic table games in a relaxed, quiet atmosphere.
A hotel built around a handful of things done well
Well-proportioned rooms and suites, several with river views, furnished for a genuinely restful night in Bristol.
A seasonal menu of fine dining Bristol residents have come to know, served in a dining room overlooking the water.
A private, in-person casino lounge with roulette, blackjack, and quiet card rooms, open to guests and diners in the evenings.
An outdoor terrace along the water, used for pre-dinner drinks, quiet conversation, or simply watching the river pass.
A small, consistent team across reception, dining, and the lounge, focused on remembering guests' preferences.
A separate room suited to small celebrations, business dinners, or gatherings, with access to the terrace and lounge on request.
Stayed two nights for a work trip and ended up extending the second evening at the card tables downstairs. The dealer walked me through blackjack slowly since I hadn't played before — no pressure at all, just a pleasant way to end the day.
We booked the Terrace Suite for our anniversary. The room was quiet, the view of the river at dusk was lovely, and dinner downstairs used a scallop dish I'm still thinking about. Small touches like the turndown note made it feel considered.
My father wanted a proper roulette table for his birthday, not an arcade version, and Berkley's delivered exactly that. Real wheel, a dealer who explained the rules without rushing, and a dinner beforehand that set the tone for the whole evening.
Booked the Deluxe River View Room on a whim after a long week. Woke up to boats going past and had breakfast brought up rather than heading downstairs. Small thing, but it made the stay feel unhurried.
The private card room was ideal for a small work retreat we ran for eight people. We had dinner in the main dining room first, then moved next door for a few relaxed hours. Staff kept everything running smoothly without hovering.
Three of us stayed a weekend and split time between the terrace and the gaming lounge. The blackjack tables were quieter than I expected, more conversation than noise, which suited us fine. Rooms were clean and the beds genuinely comfortable.