Reviews of Brunel Multi-Storey Car Park. (Parking Garage) in Bristol (Bristol).

Brunel Multi-Storey Car Park

32 Reviews

27 Comments

Parking garage

Parking lot

Bristol BS10 5LL, United Kingdom

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Information of Brunel Multi-Storey Car Park, Parking garage in Bristol (Bristol)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Reviews of Brunel Multi-Storey Car Park

L. G.

Convenient for main building but 20 mins free parking doesn't give you time to get to wards and back. 1 hour free would be more reasonable. I am a pensioner and visit my husband every day and obviously no concessions so £3.50 is a lot to pay every day. Also I find the ramps to drive up to floors above very tight and rarely a space on bottom floor.

M.

It does make visiting the Brunel Building easier but I personally feel the tarrifs are a little high. The car park can get extremely busy during the day and security will close it if it gets full.

P.

It's not bad, but it certainly could be bigger. It's three levels with pay machines only on the ground floor. It uses numberplate recognition so make sure you know your numberplate when you pay. Free for 20mins, £3.50 then for 2hrs.

C. W.

Really practically located for visitors to the Brunel building at Southmead Hospital. I paid for parking with the Glide Parking app, which I highly recommend. If you set it up before your visit, it means you don’t have to pay at the machines. There are public toilets just before you enter the hospital building. There are also some electric vehicle charging points on Level 2, which appeared to be on the BP Pulse (formerly Chargemaster) network.

T.

Not enough spaces and although there is supposed to be a overflow car park, try finding it! Also prices are way too high. There for just over 2 hours and it cost £5. Patients with appointments shouldn't have to pay; do they not realise how long it takes to get there on public transport? The bosses who determine these prices and the size of the car park are probably fit and well and are able to afford their prices so don't think of anyone else.

M.

Not the best for car charging. I counted 8 charging ports, which is great. However one hub didn't have a working screen, one hub was on the floor. This leaves 4, 2 of which were shared as disabled spaces which were in use by patients. So only two to use, which were used by cars that don't need it..

D. P.

Never had a problem parking in disabled parking bay . Also free for disable badge holders . Easy access to the hospital

M. K.

In and out in 20 mins, free of charge. Long cars beware its a bit tight. I have a tourer and sweated on a couple of tight corners. But super clean and quick.

J. H.

The ' Glide ' parking payment app is bloody brilliant. Saves so much time and easy to use.

G.

Does get very busy and many times when I have been here, lots of people get enraged and have arguments over parking. There are a few levels of parking with decent sized bays if you have a hatchback, but trickier if you have a bigger car like a people carrier or 4x4. There are disabled bays and drop off bays on the first level.

S. F.

Essential parking co-located direct access to Hospital. Gets very full and difficult to find spaces. Very new, but showing signs of wear already !

A. C.

Can be expensive but itself you're at the hospital theres not many other options. Kerbs on entry can be tight for longer vehicles.

A. R.

Cheap easy parking

C. B.

If you have got to go, you need to park, and I did, paying the going rate.

S. H.

Made visiting Southmead Hospital an easy experience. A little pricey though.

M. A.

Paying is the slow, more machines needed on more levels

P. C.

Entry is a bit narrow.

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