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Welcome to Alderman Apartments Orchard Gate

Address: Bradley Stoke, Thornbury, BS32 0HN

Hotel Description

These spacious, well appointed apartments are just 0.5 miles from the M5 motorway and a 15-minute drive from Bristol centre. They comprise fully equipped kitchens, free parking and free Wi-Fi. Kitchens at the Alderman Apartments Orchard Gate feature a cooker, fridge, washing machine and microwave. There is a dining area and kitchenware is also provided. Spacious lounges feature a sofa, TV and a CD player. Wi-Fi access is also available. These apartments are just a few minutes’ drive from the M4 and the M5. Bristol Filton Airport is 9 miles from the apartments.

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  • Self Catering Facilities
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  • Free Parking
  • Family Rooms
  • Internet Services
  • Wifi Available

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Orpen Park - University

Orpen Park - University

Distance 0.31 miles (0.5 km)
City of Bristol College is one of the UK's largest colleges and one of the region's leading education providers, offering a wide range of further and higher education courses. Over 1,000 courses at all levels are available for 16-19 year olds and adult learners, as well as training aimed at employers.

Currently catering for more than 30,000 students, City of Bristol College delivers a significant majority of the post-16 educational provision in the greater Bristol area.

We have centres across the city. For details of where these are visit the <a href="http://www.cityofbristol.ac.uk/coursefinder/" target="_blank">Course Finder</a> page on our website.

Filton College - Bristol - University

Filton College - Bristol - University

Distance 1.96 miles (3.14 km)
Filton College, a further education college, is a provider of academic and vocational education and training. The College is located in Bristol and has a current enrollment of more than 12,750 students. The College also operates out of a new vocational campus, WISE, which specialises in Sports, Visual and Performing Arts. Filton College offers A levels and International Foundation Programs and a wide range of vocational courses from National Diploma up to HND level, such as Art & Design, Travel & Tourism, Performing Arts, Sports Studies, Horticulture, Animal Management and Public Services.

Parkway Transport Technology Centre - University

Parkway Transport Technology Centre - University

Distance 2.21 miles (3.54 km)
City of Bristol College is one of the UK's largest colleges and one of the region's leading education providers, offering a wide range of further and higher education courses. Over 1,000 courses at all levels are available for 16-19 year olds and adult learners, as well as training aimed at employers.

Currently catering for more than 30,000 students, City of Bristol College delivers a significant majority of the post-16 educational provision in the greater Bristol area.

We have centres across the city. For details of where these are visit the <a href="http://www.cityofbristol.ac.uk/coursefinder/" target="_blank">Course Finder</a> page on our website.

University of the West of England - Frenchay Campus - University

University of the West of England - Frenchay Campus - University

Distance 3.01 miles (4.82 km)
UWE was founded in 1970 as Bristol Polytechnic, however its roots go back to the foundation of the Merchant Venturers' Navigation School in 1595. Part of this institution (to which the Universities of Bristol and Bath also partly owe their origins) became a technical college which, after merger with various other colleges, in turn became the polytechnic. Like the other former polytechnics, this gained University status and its present name as a result of the Further and Higher Education Act, 1992.[4]