Wonderful B&B, spotless and tasteful, loads of parking and great food on offer...perfect for a…read morebreak in The Malverns.

I was going to give this place 4 stars because I thought it was slightly expensive for a B&B/Guest…read moreHouse. I've had to give it 5 though. The couple that run the place are 1st class, the breakfast was excellent, the place is very clean and modern, but with an old wooden style too. The garden is impressive, and there are plenty of places to eat nearby, as they do not cook evening meals. They upgraded me to their master room, without any prompting from myself - because they were quiet - and they gave me some of their homemade cake to take to work with me. The bed was gorgeous, the surrounding area is gorgeous, the place is gorgeous! I would love to come back in personal time, stay a couple of nights, and walk the Malvern Hills - recommended, but not cheap.

Nicest B& B ever, they were really nice to my kids as well. Would come back. Thanks for breakfast!read more

Rosey, Bill and the staff are all AMAZING! Best breakfast I've had over here. The back garden is…read moretoo beautiful to be true. This is my 3rd visit, I stay for 2 weeks at a time and I wouldn't want to stay anywhere else.

This fabulous guest house offers 5* B&B accommodation, at more than reasonables rates considering…read morethe sheer comfort and spotless elegance of the rooms, not to mention the exemplary customer service! Helpful, courteous, and attentive friendly staff, always there when you need them, but at the same time unobtrusive. The rooms are really spacious, bright & airy with lovely, modern decor, and as mentioned, spotlessy clean. All the usual room comforts are provided such as tea/coffee making facilities, ironing board+iron and TV. The bathroom was really gorgeous too with a roll-top bath plus walk-in shower. Expensive smelling toileties & beautifuly soft white fluffy towels completed the superior ambiance of the whole building. Breakfast was a delightful experience, with excellent quality locally sourced food, and plenty of it. Some things were even home-made too, like the delicious jams and marmalade. Oh, and better not forget to mention that they also cater for veggetarians. There is lots of attention to detail here, with everything you could want to hand - and if it's not there just ask, & you will be given - with a smile, I might add! I can't praise the owners high enough for their unwavering consideration towards their guests, which in my opinion more than ensures return visits, and plenty of them! To summerize: Outstanding.If I could award more than five stars on this reveiw, then believe me, I would - ten times over!!!

This is the perfect B&B. I can't think of anything that wasn't excellent…read more The owners are kind and gracious and have created a lovely establishment. Sometimes guest houses are either extremely cluttered or filled with cheap Ikea furniture, but this house is well furnished and up-to-date. I particularly liked the breakfast room with antiques and green walls...so British! Location is perfect, just a 5 minute walk to the train station or to the center of town. Our room was very spacious and well appointed. The windows are double pane so it stayed nice and warm. Water pressure and heat was excellent. Breakfast was delicious. The portions were so large I could barely finish everything. There's of course a full English, but also some other options like omelets and cereals. Don't miss the homemade jams! They also offer a packed lunch for £7 which I highly recommend. I don't know where they got that ham for the sandwich, but it was some of the best I've had in ages. The lunch came with sandwich, quiche, crisps, cake, and water - all in an insulated bag. For my fellow Americans, you may see some reviews or house rules mention that the Emsley doesn't allow "all male or all female" parties. In Britain, that refers to bachelor/bachelorette parties. It doesn't refer to same-sex couples, which are gladly welcomed at the Emsely. I thought I'd point that out because that terminology might be confusing to some travelers.

This was the first bed & breakfast I've ever stayed in and it spoiled me for any others, I think!…read moreThe people who run it were so kind & helpful! The room was really nice & they even gave us homemade cookies to go with our tea & coffee in our room! The decor was beautiful! We had afternoon tea when we got there & it was delicious! They gave us tips for where to go in the city and how to get there. I would highly recommend everyone to stay there!

The Tasburgh House Hotel is an extraordinary and professional small hotel that feels like a…read morebed-and-breakfast. We stayed here for three nights while exploring the area. The location of the hotel is excellent; it's about a mile outside of Bath's center and offers amazing views of the surrounding hilly region, and the walk to town is a beautiful stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal (unless it's chilly and raining hard in which case the cab ride is short!). We took an $8 cab ride from the train station when we arrived in Bath. It is the superb service at this hotel that makes this five-star rating such an easy choice. Sue, Grant, and the other members of the staff were amazing. In particular, Sue went out of her way on several occasions to make our experience extraordinary. We first arrived at the hotel from London after a long day, and her graciousness and hospitality at that late hour made us feel completely at home right away. After learning our preferences, she made reservations for us at two wonderful restaurants; in general, her knowledge of the surrounding attractions, restaurants, and shops seemed almost encyclopedic. She is very, very good at what she does. Our room was relatively small and meticulously furnished. Details were attended to, and the view of the attached gardens was peaceful and beautiful. The hot water pressure wasn't great, but I'll live. I can't recommend this place more highly.

What an absolutely delightful way to enjoy Bath and the beautiful countryside surrounding it! My…read morewife is a wizard at choosing perfect accommodations when we travel, so for our first trip to England, she scoured the internet for the perfect place for our two-day getaway to Bath. She could not have chosen a better spot! First, the place is perfectly located about a mile outside the center of town, so we could enjoy the brilliant views of the hills surrounding Bath from our window, yet still have easy access to town. We parked our car in the driveway (a major bonus in this densely populated area) and left it there during our entire stay. The location is quiet and secluded, but we didn't feel isolated or distant from town. We had easy access to everything we wanted to see and do in Bath within a 15-20 minute walk. Also, Tasburgh House is midway between Bath and Bathampton, so the two quaint pubs in the latter (the George and Bathampton Inn) were easily accessible, either from the road in front or from the tow path along the canal running in back of the House. Second, the place is gorgeous. The grounds are meticulously manicured in true English fashion, and the building has exactly the old-world charm that we Americans were looking for. Our room was comfortable, if a bit small for our US tastes, but the absolutely spectacular view and prime location made up for any small criticisms that we might have. And the breakfast! I'm a huge breakfast fan, and the simple "continental" breakfast was unique and delicious. I expected danishes and jam, but we got this scrumptious Bath granola, fresh fruit, local cheeses and meats, natural yogurt with mango purée, and coffee in a French press. Yum! When you think "quaint English inn," Tasburgh House is probably the picture you have in your head. Sue and her staff were so friendly and helpful, too. What a joy. Our time there was fantastic, and I would not hesitate to stay there again if ever we return to Bath. Highly recommended.

I was in town for a weekend and on a last minute decision decided that I wanted a place to stay…read moreinstead of making a two hour drive. As I contacted the hotel at 8pm, it was lucky there were places. A room for the night cost me £30. On the whole this is a cheap and adequate Bed and Breakfast. You are provided for £30 with a basic room with a tv, shower/toilet and a cupboard. I was tired from the exertions of the day, and I had a great nights sleep on a satisfactory matress. The full cooked breakfast provided on the Sunday was perfectly tasty, and though I didn't have any extra needs I was dealt with in a polite manner. If you are trapped in Stroud and need a cheap and cheerful place to stay, there is nothing wrong with the London hotel.

maple leaf guest house is a home from home it is very clean,continental breakfast,very quick…read morebroadband, it is also cheap rent and has local shops and amenities only 15 minutes from town center and the owners are very kind,polite and helpful in everyway would highly recommend to stay there,steve

From the owner: The Maple Leaf is a small family run guest house which offers high quality accommodation at…read moreaffordable prices. As the owners dont live on site, guests have the luxury of extra privacy and are also welcome to use the garden and surrounding area to relax. Guests can also use the shared lounge, where there is a large flat screen tv, there is also the use of a microwave and a fridge to store your own items of foods should this be required. Maple Leaf has free wifi which is accessible in every room. All bedrooms are equipped with flat screen colour tvs. We are close to the M4/M5 and just minutes away from Aztec West Business Park, Airbus/Rolls Royce and MOD. There are quite a few restaurants and bars near to the area including Cribbs Causeway shopping Mall which is just a five minute drive. There is direct bus route into the centre opposite the Guest House. We look forward to welcoming you for a short or long stay at the Maple Leaf.