Located about 10 km southwest of Bristol city center, Bristol Airport is one of the busiest in England. Here is a map of its terminal to help you navigate it.
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HotelWith nearly 9.8 passengers traveling to and from Bristol Airport (BRS) in 2023, this airport has become one of the main hubs in England. Twelve airlines are now operating their flights from here, offering travelers 115 destinations. Two low-cost airlines, Ryanair and EasyJet, are now using Bristol Airport as a base.
This airport has a single terminal with two floors and a mezzanine level.
Ground Floor: The ground floor is used for domestic and international arrivals as well as for check-ins.
First Floor: After checking in your luggage, you can head to the first floor for your security checks. All gates are located here.
Mezzanine Level: The mezzanine level houses several eateries.
If you’re planning to spend the night here, you can book a room at the Hampton by Hilton. Only 250 meters from the terminal, you can reach this hotel with a quick walk. Other nearby accommodations can be reached by foot in less than 15 minutes.
The airport is home to several eateries serving a variety of foods for all tastes. Renowned fast-food chains and coffeehouses are also available, including Starbucks, Caffè Nero, and Burger King.
Here, you will also find a duty-free store, M&S Simply Food for last-minute snacks and on-the-go meals, and a variety of other shops selling all sorts of goods.
The airport flyer operates 24 hours a day and can take you to Bristol and Weston-super-Mare. Other buses offer routes to plenty of cities in the UK, such as Swansea, Cardiff, Birmingham, and Newport.
If you prefer to drive, you can head to the Car Rental Centre thanks to the dedicated shuttle bus. Nine car rental agencies are available on-site.
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