At higgihaus we're on a mission to deliver the sort of accommodation we love to stay in when we're travelling - comfortable, convivial, achingly stylish and that somehow manages to capture that elusive 'it feels good, but I'm not sure why' feeling. Founded by husband and wife team Luke & Delyth Spikes in 2017, higgihaus will be bringing its unique brand of 'place to stay' to urban locations across the United Kingdom. For now we're focussed on our home city of Bristol and would love for you to stay with us when you, your family and friends visit our awesome city.

Beautifully appointed house perfect for a group here for work who want luxury Mon-Fri accommodation and all the best amenities on the doorstep. The space The higgihaus @ cheltenhamlane (#3b) is one of a pair of a beautifully appointed, stylish, and brand spanking new contemporary 3-storey townhouses located in hidden no-through lane in Stokes Croft, the city’s most ‘hip and happening’ neighbourhood! On weekends the higgihaus @ cheltenhamlane is made available to groups visiting the City to celebrate milestone events, but in the week it becomes a perfect base for a group of 4 or 5 colleagues for work. The house is comprised of four spacious and beautifully appointed bedrooms, three bathrooms, an amazing sitting room (which can double as a bedroom), a big kitchen/diner and rear courtyard. The kitchen/diner on the ground floor is fully equipped and includes an induction hob, oven, two microwaves, a large fridge, a small freezer, a large capacity dishwasher and washing machine. The kitchen/diner opens onto a small, but perfectly formed private rear courtyard that contains plenty of outdoor seating. In the sitting room there's plenty of room for guests to play board games (provided),

The higgihaus @ cheltenhamlane (#3b) sits in a hidden no-through lane and is a mere stone's throw from the Cheltenham and Gloucester Roads. Both are chock full of shops, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, pubs, supermarkets and all the transport options you’ll likely need when staying in our awesome city (including the train at Montpelier). Stokes Croft (famed for its street-art) is a hop, skip and a jump away in one direction and the independent traders on the Gloucester Road (known locally as Bristol's Indie Shopping District) a couple of minutes in the other.