NHS Accommodation in Bristol

NHS accommodation in Bristol is paid for in two ways, and which one it is changes what we set up before you arrive. A locum booking for themselves needs the invoice in their own name to claim it back; an agency or trust needs one invoice covering everyone it places. We ask at the enquiry, not after the first night. You can book workers accommodation in Bristol by the week or the month, and extend it if your placement runs on.

Bristol is a three hospital city for most staff who come here on a rota: Southmead in the north, the BRI and the Children's Hospital in the centre, and the eye and dental hospitals a walk from them. Which one you are working at decides where you want to sleep, so we place people by hospital rather than by postcode, and we say plainly how long the journey is before anyone books. A night shift needs a dark, quiet bedroom and a door you can come back to at seven in the morning without waking a household, which is why we let whole flats and houses rather than rooms in a shared let. There is a kitchen, a washing machine and fast wifi in every property, and parking where the property has it, which matters when the shift ends after the buses stop.