From the moment we walked in the door, the staff treated us like family. After five rushed days in…read moreLondon, this was a respite! The recent refurbishing resulted in an elegant, yet comfortable, atmosphere with all modern conveniences and English country vibe. The restaurant was wonderful, too. We can recommend this hotel to anyone coming to Bath. Delightful!!

We had an amazing experience at this hotel and already want to come back to stay longer and use the…read morespa! We didn't realize how spectacular it was. Alex, the doorman, was phenomenal-have you ever received a hand drawn map of the area before with personal recommendations? When we walked into our beautiful room, there was spa music playing and we found the cutest complimentary tote bag, tea, snacks and kombucha. There are plenty of nice sitting areas in the lobby and it is very centrally located near restaurants and shopping as well.

This is one of the best hotels out there…read more The location is fabulous - right in the heart of Bath's City Centre. Everything is in walking distance. The indoor pool is immaculate, spacious and an oasis to soak your tired bones from all the sight seeing and relax and decompress. It's 70 GBP for a day pass, but free for hotel guests during the hours from 8-10am and 7-9pm. Take advantage of it, it's wonderful. The restaurant is top notch. Tables are spaced nicely so you can have an intimate meal. The wine/bubbly are on display in the center of the room. There's a fireplace for those cozy moments. The continental breakfast is next level --- so many pastries, deli meats, cheese, salmon/lox, 5 different fresh juices, porridge (oatmeal) made to order with either milk or water, cereals, yogurts, fresh fruits and more. Comes with toast (brown, white or mix). Wonderful decadent butter (both salted or unsalted), tasty local honey and jams. Rich, robust coffee to help you start your day. The service is friendly, prompt and non intrusive. You can savor your morning, never feeling rushed. You do need to select a breakfast time in advance at check in, but it's well worth it. The facilities is quaint. Gave off modern vibes and reminded me of the Oxbow in Bend or the Atticus in McMinville (both Oregon boutique hotels). They also have a special scent made specifically for this location - you walk in and immediately feel transported to fall - warm spices, apple cinnamon. It envelopes you and sets the tone for the stay. The room is spacious, well laid out and has the best amenities. Elemis, well stocked refrigerator, etc. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. While I saw all the major sites and ate amazing food, I'd want to come back to Bath just to stay here again. It's that's amazing.

I loved it here! Did you see that indoor pool! Amazing! The rooms were nice and clean. Everything…read morewas beautiful! And the staff was polite. I especially loved the map of Bath that they had hanging on the wall so I included that for you guys to see too! If you are in the area I recommend that you stay here!

Overall, from reservations to arrival, very friendly and accomodating staff. Unfortunately, I…read morebooked during a holiday event so the standard afternoon tea was replaced with a themed one, most of which my palate didn't take a fancy to. However, it was beautifully and cheekily presented, so have to give points for that. The Roseate is barely outside the centre of Bath. A very easy, short walk once you cross the bridge if you decide to first visit the centre to work up an appetite.

The Roseate Villa Hotel in Bath is a really peaceful and comfortable place to stay in a pleasant…read moreand relaxed town. The hotel is fairly small, and is surrounded by beautiful gardens. The room that we stayed in was large enough for us, the bed was comfortable, and there was enough storage space. The windows of the room looked out on one of the gardens. A breakfast with a varied menu was available. Though the hotel is in a suburban environment, the center of Bath is a mere ten-minutes' walk away. Perhaps the best thing about the Roseate Villa was the friendly and helpful staff.

The hotel is very clean and central to so much in Bath while still being quiet…read more A couple downsides that really brought down the experience though: 1) The sauna was down which was a big part of the reason we wanted to stay. This was a known shutdown but was not reflected on hotels.com. This is a major amenity so without it the cost should be adjusted. 2) The only available reservation to visit the Thermae spa, one of their partners, was 9-11am the morning of checkout. I asked the front desk if we could extend checkout to just 12pm to accommodate. They said yes but it was going to be an extra 10£. I could see if we were asking for a late checkout on a busy weekend but it was a Monday morning, not known for being a busy check in day for hotels. 3) I was supposed to receive a welcome drink per hotels.com but they did not offer one and no easy way to reference that that was owed per my reservation.

I was expecting a treat to use their advertised spa to arrive when it was down. Disappointed as…read morethat was my deciding factor. The breakfast spread was good enough but not stand out in service or welcoming.

Absolutely amazing tasting menu for dinner is this historic hotel. Our suite was right next to the…read morerestaurant which made it quite convenient. The grounds are immaculate as you are escorted to your room. We spent a pretty penny but well worth it while visiting the Roman Baths which were less than a Mile away. Breakfast was included during our stay. Instead of going to restaurant for a full breakfast we opted for the breakfast in bed which consisted of a continental breakfast with meats n cheeses as well as coffee, tea and juices. Very satisfying.

Situated in the Royal Crescent with stunning views, this Georgian hotel is the nicest I've stayed…read moreat in Bath. We stayed for 6 nights and I can't wait to come back next year. Everyone from the concierge, waiters, managers, and housekeeping made us feel welcomed. The one manager took the time to speak to my family every time he saw us and even went out of his way to explain the sculptures in the garden. The gardens themselves are stunning - a little oasis away from the crowds. We had the same waiter for our first tea and several breakfasts and he was so kind. I recommend afternoon tea, the breakfasts, and drinks at the lounge.

Nice modern hotel, breakfast was nice with a lot of choice. Room was spacious and clean. And staff…read morewere polite

Hotel is centrally located in the historic centre of Bath. Rooms well appointed, clean and friendly…read morewith a quality breakfast.

This Victorian house turned into a B&B is situated in a quiet spot about 10 minutes walk from the…read moretown centre. No need to use the car in Bath if staying here. The room was pretty amazing and spotless. Ensuite and tea/coffee facilities. It also had a dvd player as well as a stereo!!! It has a lovely living room area where you can just sit and relax and enjoy your tea if you wish! Good options in terms of breakfast. Staff was very nice

Charming and very nice place. The service was excellent and the breakfast was delicious. Walking…read moredistance to town center but not so close that it was noisy. Our rate for a king with jacuzzi bath on weeknights was ~130.

This hotel deserves the praise it receives in these reviews. It was wonderful and the staff were…read moremarvelous. We were strapped for time. We were combining our own anniversary trip with some dear friends wedding. It isn't easy to travel 4,500 miles for a wedding, so we had to combine a couple of trips to justify it. The interesting thing is that we had most of 2 days with nothing really planned. We were doing a few days of touristy stuff in London, going on a Norwegian fjords cruise out of Southampton, and going to a wedding in Essex. But we had 2 days (one night) after the cruise before we needed to be at the wedding resort. WHAT TO DO?? We tossed around several ideas, but my wife had always wanted to visit Bath. I put her on the task of finding a place to stay. She found Dukes and we loved what we read. we booked it. Dukes was kind enough to notify us that they had no lift (elevator) and our room was on the 2nd floor (US-style that means the 3rd floor because they don't count the ground floor. We go 1-2-3 and they go G-1-2.), but this didn't concern us. Stairs aren't a factor for us... until they were. On the final port day of our cruise I, a grown man in fine health, took a fairly big fall on a mountain hike. Nothing was broken, but I lost a toenail on each foot and tweaked my knee pretty badly. We arrived in Bath and I was fine walking, but pushing off on steps was incredibly painful for both my toes and my knee. When we arrived, Nicki was kind enough to allow us to switch from the room with 4 flights of stairs to a ground floor HC-accessible room. That kindness was greatly appreciated. I still had 1 flight of stairs down and then up again to access breakfast, but I just did them very slowly and I wasn't carrying bags. She was also a great tour guide. She filled us in on all the things to see and do. She even gave us suggestions on how to get around with my knee/toes acting up. It was super helpful and she was a credit to Dukes. The room was clean and nicely done up. The room had a garden view and a huge bathroom (HC). The room was a little warm in the night (small heat wave on the day we arrived) but I'd imagine that most of the year it would be fine. If there was air conditioning, we didn't find it. We kept the windows open all night (no screens) and despite fearing this would just result in massive amounts of bug bites, it didn't. It was definitely warm, though. The breakfast was AMAZING, yes in caps. AMAZING. There were plenty of options, both hot and cold to choose from. You order hot items from a menu and pick up the cold items on your own from a table. The servers were kind and attentive. The omelet was one of the best I've ever had. It was the highlight of our stay here. We'd like to try and do another UK trip where we see the English, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish countryside. We'd love to stay here again and hope to do so. Our visit wasn't long enough.

We booked a spa getaway at Duke's to end a Jane Austin Fan Girl adventure week. It was a perfect…read moreway to end. We arrived tired after a long drive with frequent stops and traffic from Buxton to find our lovely suite and a chilled bottle of bubbly waiting for us. Our Somerset room was so lovely, we stayed in that night to just relax with our bubbles and cheese we'd purchased along the way and enjoy the accommodation. I'm glad we did because Bath has so much to see and do that we were hardly there the next couple of days to appreciate it. But each day, we were greeted enthusiastically and given excellent advice on where to go/what to see. And we loved the Bizarre Bath tour that came recommended. Duke's is located an easy walk to just about anywhere in town. Nothing is more than15 minutes or so away. Through our booking package, we received two hours at the spa baths to use anytime during our stay. We were so busy seeing Bath, we didn't have time until the day of our checkout. They graciously let us leave our luggage and hold onto our parking pass until we finished our trip with the relaxing spa treatments and ready (or not so ready) to head back to reality. It was so nice not to have the added trouble of loading the car early and finding a new parking spot all while we were trying to be at the spa. Truly, the communication with the staff from start to finish was just outstanding. Everyone was so warm and helpful. Lastly, favorite memory will be the whiskey porridge. After having it the first day, that's all I wanted (and still want.) So delicious!