The Swan Hotel is Celebrating 5 years in Bristol with an Amazing Party this 21 October
Posted on: 18 Oct 2016If you have been to the Swan Hotel in Almondsbury you will understand why they have been consistently a Bristol favourite for 5 years! They are celebrating their 5th birthday this Friday the only way they know how, in style! With an amazing night of events and surprises planned this is a Friday night you can’t miss.
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Located in North Bristol and overlooking the Severn Bridge and Wales, The Swan Hotel is an independent gastro pub with 12 en-suite rooms.
The Swan will be playing live music from The Semi Tones, a musical delight that will definitely get you up on your feet for a boogie. The live music will start from 10:30pm but there is plenty more going on before that.
There are plenty of giveaways throughout the whole night! This is including a FREE bottle of champers to tables of 4 or more who book for dinner! Plus two for one cocktails and £10 bottles of wine from 5pm-7pm and is that wasn’t enough you can get two for one on spirits.
Although it is FREE entrance we do have to recommend booking on the guest list, just for the fact you get a free midnight snack! We can’t tell you what it is though as it’s a surprise.
Besides just being the Swans birthday they also serve food all day with menus that incorporate the best locally sourced, seasonal produce. There is also an extensive drinks menu that includes coffees, ales, soft drinks and wines.
Conveniently located near Junction 16 of the M5 motorway, The Swan Hotel is geographically in close proximity to the city of Bath, the Cotswolds and Bristol city centre.
For further info on The Swan Hotel and all the great food and drinks available visit www.swanhotelbristol.com, check out their Facebook page and Twitter.
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