Pictures released by Avon Fire and Rescue Service show how Premier Inn Cribbs Causeway has been totally gutted by the blaze.
The fire broke out at around 1.27pm on Wednesday, July 17. Three days later, firefighters remain at the scene to dampen down hotspots.
Avon Fire and Rescue Service confirmed today the building is being demolished - after bits of it collapsed into the A4018, which is likely to remain closed for the rest of the weekend.
A dramatic video captured the fire taking hold, with further footage showing part of the hotel collapse when the blaze was at its worst.
More than 60 firefighters have been involved in fighting the blaze. It sent smoke high into the skies above Bristol which could be seen from as far away as Totterdown.
Avon and Somerset Constabulary declared a major incident due to the fire, as the force was already stretched dealing with Extinction Rebellion protesters.
Today, new images show parts of the hotel have been completely destroyed.
View the dramatic images in the gallery below
More on the Premier Inn fire:
- Key road closed - First Bus services diverted
- People warned to close doors and windows as huge fire rages
- Dramatic video shows fire still burning 9 hours on
- Everything we know so far about Premier Inn fire
- People left 'stranded' as they aren't allowed access to homes
- In pictures: How the fire took hold
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