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8 years ago
Always a comfortable stay at a Premier inn. You know what you are going to get. Air conditioning worked well, no excessive noise, bed was fine. Breakfast is good. Good location, nothing bad to report. read more
4 James Street W
Bath BA1 2BX
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The Gainsborough Bath Spa
(35 reviews)
£££
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!
Three Abbey Green
(2 reviews)
My wife and I stayed here in May 2019 for 4 nights. Sue and the staff were incredible. From the…read moremoment we arrived they helped us find our way around Bath, had suggestions for dining and activities, and made themselves available 24/7 if we had any needs. The made to order breakfast was incredible with awesome local and daily specials. Our room was in the Jane Austin wing and provided a great view up above the courtyard outside. Would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.
This is an amazing place! Our taxi driver said it is the best hotel location in Bath, and he was…read moreright! It's mere steps to the Abbey, and so close to everything else as well. The accommodations are incredibly tasteful. It's a good mix of antiques and contemporary luxury, with top notch bedding and beautiful, completely remodeled bathrooms. The breakfast room is charming and the breakfast was our best breakfast in England! The fresh homemade jam is not to be missed! The staff was excellent and very accommodating, even offering breakfast a half hour early one morning so we could eat before our early departure.
The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa
(20 reviews)
££££
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.
The Black Fox
(4 reviews)
I magically stumbled upon Bath's hidden gem-- the black fox! I came here for lunch twice during my…read morelast UK trip and wish I could've sampled more of their delicious meals. The fish and chips were perfectly crispy and super filling, given I was full even after sharing. The pub itself is great to stop in to take a break from sightseeing (or take shelter from the rain) and grab a pint. I like that there are two different seating/dining areas. The downstairs area feels more like a divey pub, while the upstairs/main floor is more of a traditional restaurant/pub. You do have to order at the bar so just be mindful of that instead of sitting and waiting (at least in my experience). But staff were friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend if you're in the bath area and looking for good local food and drinks!
Simple place, no frills and no fuss. We had a half pint and went off to see what Batch looked liked.read more
Francis Hotel
(24 reviews)
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.
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!!
Abbey Hotel
££
The hotel is very nice, and so are all the people working here. The location is close to Bath Abbey…read moreand great shopping and restaurants. The front desk was helpful with ideas for sightseeing or dinner or afternoon snacks. And Meghan at the front desk answered so many questions for us and her recommendations were superb! A bit g thank you to Meghan at the front desk for her help. We would definitely stay here again on our next Bath visit.
Nice property by Marriott. The issue is the pull out bed was not at all good. I get that the…read moremattress is usually this? But if you sat on it? Your butt sank to the ground. Not at all what I thought we would be getting. Reservation said that the room sleeps three. It should say sleeps three but only two will get any rest. Marriott ?? Address the issue please. Thank you! Staff was very nice, but a bit dismissive before I told them I also worked for Marriott for 25 years. Then the front desk associate loosened up. Overall great location, but ask what the room configuration is before picking the location
The Queensberry Hotel
(6 reviews)
This is one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at in my entire life…read more First, the decor and overall vibe of this hotel is artsy, unique, chic, and somehow homey all at the same time. Second, the location and views are great. You can walk to so many good shops and restaurants, but the hotel itself is on a quiet street that has a neighborhood feel. Third, the attention to detail is immaculate. Radio set of perfect music when you arrive? Check. Antique brass keys? Check. Luggage handlers who are so polite you feel like you're a member of royalty? Check. A helpful sightseeing guide for fans of Bridgerton? Check. I really cannot emphasize enough how amazing the hotel and staff were. I arrived sweaty and covered in literal mud from a cross country hike feeling incredibly out of place in such a gorgeous hotel and the staff made me feel like I was arriving at my own home. I loved this hotel so much I wish I had extended my time in Bath specifically so I could enjoy this beautiful property for a few extra days. DO NOT MISS OUT ON THIS AMAZING SPOT.
I stayed in many hotels and Airbnb on my trip to the UK. The queensberry was hands down my…read morefavorite. It's very reasonably priced for the level of service and quality of the room. The staff is absolutely wonderful, the bed and linens are extremely comfortable, the room is spacious and the amenities are very nice. The location is great and the rooms are extremely quiet. I used the laundry service since I was a week or so into my trip. They did an incredible job, they even got an old stain out of my jeans that I never expected to come out! I can't say enough great things about this hotel! I can not wait to return!
The Roseate Villa
(11 reviews)
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.
Harington's City Hotel and Apartments
August 2022. We really enjoyed our stay at Harington's Hotel in Bath. It has an old-world charm…read morewith modern conveniences. Quiet and nice view overlooking a mostly pedestrian street. Room was clean and comfortable, staff were friendly, breakfast was excellent. Parking is limited to a car park about 4 blocks away, though, so plan to drop your bags at the door and then park. All the attractions were within walking distance, with several great restaurants nearby.
Can I go back now? We loved this lovely boutique hotel in the heart of Bath. We searched high and…read morelow for a great place, which there are many options to chose in this area, but this place is a gem. The staff were helpful and offered fantastic customer service. Our room was cozy and the view was perfect. Amazing stay at this historic, boutique hotel in the heart of Bath. The staff were lovely!
Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel
(22 reviews)
First time staying at a five star hotel and while the amenities (free parking, breakfast included)…read morewere great (especially given that there is no parking in bath), the service of all the waitresses/waiters lacking. Maybe it's because most, if not all them were really young but they didn't seem to have things all together. For instance when we went outside for an afternoon tea, the waitress forgot to fold napkins for us and gave us them pretty much half way to the end of our tea. It didn't bother me but it's something I definitely noticed. At a certain point we had to seek out waitstaff to get our final plate of scones and another cup. In another instance, a member of waitstaff totally got an order wrong (asked for one cup of tea but ended up with an entire pot) but we didn't want to bother them by correcting them. It's something that can easily be corrected with better training but for a five star hotel this should not be happening constantly. As for the room, loved it and especially the bathtub in the spacious bathroom. The tv had a HDMI and USB port which was really fun. Also the spa was included in the visit which was nice to experience, though the ice room was lacking. I loved my stay and this is just me frankly being nit picky because of the hotel being five star but NONE of these things made my experience any less enjoyable or memorable. It was a super relaxing stay in bath. I would come back LOL
The restaurant has what is perhaps the worst service I literally have ever had at a restaurant, and…read moreit claims to be five stars! I had to remind the staff I was alive between each course in order to move to the next, and get up to leave before I could acquire a bill. Torturous.
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The hotel is well located, just a short walk from Temple Meads train station and the city centre…read more The staff at check-in were pleasant, and the room was clean and comfortable. My only criticism is that the breakfast, while good, was overpriced at £15 and did not offer good value for money.
This place is from the 80s. No usb ports in the rooms. Thermostat doesn't make the room cold…read moreenough( it reads 17 but feels like 21 inside). Sink had a big crack in it with what looked like putty keeping it together). Service was very good overall (esp. at the bar). Definitely try the Garden Inn if you can. Front desk staff try to be helpful but this place is 10 yrs overdue for a refurbish.
Wow! Where do I even start?…read more After a stressful time in the bus and getting wrong directions from the hire car GPS being out of date, arriving at this place made everything worthwhile. Firstly the place is incredibly classy and stylish, both inside and out. The place resembles a mansion. Then the room. Much larger than any I'd stayed in the UK up to that point and with fantastic central heating, couch and bay window. Then there are the many lovely lounge areas all through the facility as well as bar open long hours with Alfie providing first class help and service. Other staff worth highlighting are Alicia with her excellent attentive breakfast help. Lily and Shae at the front desk were both very helpful. In spite of a small issue, Shae went above and beyond to fix the issue even though it was late. This place is amazing value and I would recommend it highly to anyone visiting Bristol. Although it's a little out of the way, the extra effort in terms of car rental or Uber costs are more than worth it
This is a great value hotel. My room in the main house was very comfortable, if slightly dated…read more Good bed and pillows and a clean bathroom. I had no luck with the free wifi at all but my colleagues said it worked fine in other areas of the hotel so it must have been my room location having a weak signal. Breakfast was pretty good with plenty of hot and cold food to chose from. In comparison to prices at other hotels in the area (including budget ones) this hotel overall offers a good deal.
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.
Room air conditioning not functional during a summer heat wave. The room telephone was also not…read morefunctional. My dad had a medical emergency while here, so we switched him into our room that had air conditioning and a working phone. Hotel staff at front desk though, is energetic and amazing. The staff were quite helpful. Another thing noted is the beds aren't very comfortable. Theroom furnishings need to be refurbished.
My first meal, a chicken sandwich. Wait, I'm the idiot. Its England, its Bristol and it's a hotel…read morebar. Well after I douched it in vinegar, then sloshed it with brown sauce (try it, it's actually good) and washed every bite with a large gulp of Stella, it was bearable. Also I was really hungry. The next meal I ate was breakfast the next day in their restaurant called Chandlers. Open Hilton buffet, I expected the standard stuff. But wait, again I'm the idiot, its England. After spending about 20 minutes explaining to my Polish chef the meaning of 'egg whites only', and the waitress that instant coffee is not the international norm of hospitability, what did I get for breakfast? A crumbly 'omelet' and a cup of instant coffee. My third meal however wasn't all that bad. Stewed venison and mashed potatoes. Tasted well and looked fine when served. All in all, it's a regular Hilton in England. Don't expect the world, and you'll be just about satisfied.
I enjoyed my stay here for the most part, however there was a situation where the shower was…read morelacking hot water sporadically. They were quick to remedy the situation though. I liked the 7 minute quick walk to the Temple Meads station; it was conveniently located. All in all, I would stay here again.
I really enjoyed my stay at this particular Hilton, and I would absolutely come back. Overall…read morereally liked the service, amenities and a special shout-out for the breakfast choices. But not a full 5 stars because when my brother and I drove into the carpark of this hotel, realized there were a limited number of parking spaces, and were super lucky to get the last spot. The parking is a bit awkward and just not enough spaces for the number of hotel rooms! Also you have to make sure to register your car license plate number when checking in at reception so you don't get a fine/ or your car towed away. The gal at reception who checked us in was super friendly and if you are a Hilton Gold member, you get free breakfast, but you have to let them know when checking in, so that your room number is on the list. I really liked the design of the bathroom- it's a tiny space, but really well thought out and it didn't feel cramped. The design included a super ingenious shower mechanism whereby the shower door swung inside! Also good quality loo paper was used! The bed was a delight - firm and comfortable. But my friend who was traveling along complained it was too hard for him, so guess that's individual tastes. Breakfast was a treat! They had menu items I had never seen before on a Hilton breakfast menu. One option was Kippers which my brother and I tried out and split. It was basically a very omega rich fish in lemon and butter. The other option was a hot smoked salmon with scrambled eggs on a brioche bun. Gosh - I received a massive helping of this and while tasty, just couldn't finish off the plate! You get a lot of food (& protein) if you decided to get this breakfast menu option. I also really liked the waffles! Loved that the waffle design had the Hilton logo. Staff at reception were great-provided us with map and excellent directions on how to head to the Bristol City center via the Temple Church and Gardens, which are located right behind this hotel. Check-out was smooth and overall really enjoyed the stay at this Hotel. Yelp 168/ 2019
A brand new hotel (as I write this!) about a mile from the town centre. As with all the Travelodge…read morehotels, a very inexpensive place to stay yet with all the basics including an en-suite bath (and/or shower) room, plus TV and tea and coffee making facilities. We stayed overnight here this month for only £19 altogether - a special offer. It's worth watching their website for reductions like this. (We even stayed in the centre of London for only £10 once!) Very comfortable king-size beds in all the Travelodges too and usually friendly, well trained staff.
No frills, but clean and comfy bedso for £19.50 it done the job!…read moreOnly complaint was that the whole hotel smelled of subway, which is under the hotel....smelly not in a good way either. Staff that we dealt with were smartly dressed,polite and helpful.
This country hotel is based in a grand style building (with extension) but looks really pretty from…read morethe front with the nice grounds and lake out front. Although the 'spa' next door which was more of a quiet small lesuire centre did bring it down abit. The hotel is a Hilton but not like any Hilton ive been in before maybe due to the ruralness of the location. Me and my partner went here the day before we were to go on our honeymoon. So we did select honeymoon as the occassion when booking online, but we didnt notice any difference from selectin that option. When asking at the reception no one knew what we were talking about. Even though it stated on our confirmation it was a honeymoon booking. Reception staff we're friendly had were given a hot cookie on arrival which was a nice touch, we got into our room but noticed it hadn't been cleaned properly and looked as if someone had been sat on bed and had a half drank cup of coffee of the side. So went back to reception as changed rooms which was fine. The room was really nice aswell which over looked the front of the house. Although the window did brake slighlty when trying to shut. We had free access the gym and pool next door which we used but as it was open to the public didnt seem so relaxing as it should. Breakfast was Buffett style which was really nice. It was based in the up market resturant linked to the hotel. It was all fresh and good quality. Overall the hotel is really nice just the little things that let it down!
I was slightly disappointed that there was no chocolate in this hotel and gym. I reckon my…read moreimagination must have got the better of me and I imagined chocolate fountains and water slides made out of Cadbury's chocolate. But in all reality, it's beautiful here. Half of the hotel is the original building and the other is a modern extension, which is a bit of a shame as it looks a bit odd. Rooms are spacious and have everything you would expect from a high end hotel. But probably the best thing about this hotel is it's wonderful spa. They really have gone all out and provided customers with ultimate luxury and relaxation. Prices are a little high, but for a one off special I reckon it's worth it. There is also a well equipped gym which is worth using as it's included in your hotel stay. The hotel is also situation in stunning grounds. If you are lucky enough to get a nice enough day, it's well worth walk around the hotel's grounds as they have kept the gardens looking very nice.
Isimply love these hotels basic and well priced yet they are always clean and well kept just what…read moreyou need when staying at a low cost hotel. the food is pretty basic and can be overpriced but theres tons of good restaurants in the surrounding area.
I was quite disappointed with this hotel. I stayed for 2 nights, and there were constantly…read moreproblems. In the first room they gave me, the bathroom door couldn't be shut, so I requested for a change of rooms. The second room was fine for the first night, but when I got back on the second night, my key-card wouldn't work so I had to get it exchanged. Then, I found out that the bin was missing from my room, so I called reception to ask for one. They asked me to go and collect it myself, and thinking that they were too busy, I went down myself. Then I found that they were just sitting around and chatting.
I had dinner at the restaurant of the Homewood Park Hotel during my stay at the retreat. The staff…read moretook good care of us but the dishes took a while to come out. The food was good overall but a slightly pricey for what we ate.
Excellent service and food in lovely surroundings. Only slight issue is the noise from the main…read moreroad when you're in the garden but that's a bit nitpicky. FSB have held their breakfasts here for some time now and they are always great and the afternoon tea is good too.