Breakfast excellent. Old Inn, charming furnishings. No AC but cooled a bit with a fan & open window. Staff assisted with luggage!

85 degrees plus x days. Ceiling fan in lieu of AC might help

The room was beautiful, upscale interior, bedding, bathroom etc. The staff were phenomenal. Truly made us feel at home and went the extra step to ensure our comfort. My suitcase was so heavy and the girl that checked us in walked it up the 3 flights of stairs for us. It was really kind as we had a couple of long days of travel. Coffee, water and cookies left daily for us. Big, full English breakfast was included although we did not know this initially. It was close enough to walk from the train station and anything else you want to see or do in Bath. I would definitely stay here again and would recommend.

Nothing. It was great.

The staff were welcoming and friendly. Location is perfect for all the attractions of Bath and the restaurants nearby are fabulous. Room was absolutely gorgeous with comfy bed, lush furnishings and fantastic tea and coffee facilities. Great fan in the room too. The sash in the bedroom was so easy to open and the curtains blacked out perfectly. Lovely shower and toiletries provided. Soft towels and very clean bathroom.

The windows in the bathroom needed a bit of a sand and paint as it was mouldy (however this is a very beautiful old building so wear and tear is to be expected). The staff on check in weren’t very knowledgeable about long stay parking which was a shame. They did however let us know about the park and ride which was very helpful. We eventually found some free on street parking in Newbridge Road (about a 35 minute walk from the hotel). Expect hustle and bustle outside all night as this is a city centre hotel. The window and curtains helped with noise, but it is to be expected given the location. These are two tiny little gripes, everything at the hotel was fabulous and we would definitely stay again!!

Very comfortable with friendly staff. Charlotte who greeted me on arrival gave me a room upgrade.I loved the decor and luxurious bathroom. Great location. Lovely meal in the attached restaurant ( Sweet potato dhal with cauliflower, paneer and poppadoms). My server was Sofia who was lovely too. The room had plenty of water, coffee ( including decaffeinated which was a wonderful sight to me), teas and cookies. A flask of milk was provided.

A long climb to the top of the building for my up graded room. No lift. The bathroom was great but the plumbing needed some attention which I pointed out to a member of staff. The breakfast I wanted to order wasn't available and what I did get was not enjoyable. Very undercooked eggs on burnt sourdough bread. The included breakfast was definitely not worth the money paid. In hindsight I would have paid for room only and eaten breakfast elsewhere.

2nd time I've stayed here (it was a very good deal on the day I booked). The room was lovely and big and faced the main road. Good breakfast, despite there being issues with the kitchen and so there was a limited menu. Staff were nice and the pub (with it's outside space) was great.

It was nosiy until the pub shut, but that's to be expected! The windoes rattled every time a lorry went past but I was very pleased that they opened and didn't have double glazing. That may not suit everyone though. Bed was comfy but pillow (like the last time I stayed) were really lumpy. There was no milk or a fridge in the room - though there was tea and coffee. Unless you drink these black - it was a bit annoying.

The property was situated close to all the places in Bath to see. The broad street townhouse an adjacent pub, which was lovely to have a little evening drink.

The shower with bedroom one was awful 😿 due to unable to control the temperature. The shower was so hot 🥵 you could not even get underneath it ! Otherwise it would burn you. I really wanted a bath 🛀 in my room as the picture portrayed for the deluxe room 😿 And to my disappointment we had to have breakfast in the pub not the cafe, which I was looking forward to.

Breakfast was lovely - though it wasn't clear how it worked as ours was included, which translated to a certain amount to spend on the main breakfast items. The room was a good size and really nicely furnished. Having our own key for the main door was good. The cocktail bar/reception looked lovely but wasn't open apart from for breakfast at the time of the week we visited.

Getting checked in involved finding someone who knew who to fetch in the sister pub - there were a few confused looking people who arrived around the same time as us. Whilst the room was lovely, it got very warm, however a decent fan was provided which helped and also helped to drown out the traffic noise/late night revellers which were noticable as the windows were single glazed. There is no way to contact anyone if you have a problem after the pub shuts.

Not quite a hotel but we entered thru the cafe and were shown to our room. The room was fine. We had a meal in the pub next door before we went to a concert which was pleasant enough. The highlight for us was breakfast the next morning. The two girls were so helpful and there was a lovely cosy feel to the place. The menu was extensive with fresh pastries, smoothies, many different cooked options, we could have stayed there all morning. As many coffees as we wanted plus the offer of one to take away with us! Amazing! We’d go back for the breakfast alone! Only negative is that the house is a little tired n dark n the bathroom had a few areas which could do with a touch up. Great location tho! Close but not too close to the main shopping area. We did have quite a walk from the car park so would find a closer one next time so best to check that out.

My daughter and I really enjoyed our overnight stay in this charming, boutique hotel. Accessed through a traditional pub, the entrance immediately set a unique, quirky tone. Our room was tastefully decorated, complete with comfortable bedding, a beautiful ensuite, and thoughtful touches such as a Roberts radio. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious. Would happily return, but would request a quieter room next time, if one exists.

The beautiful, original windows couldn't insulate from the noise and vibrations from passing trucks, particularly noticeable from around 5am which made sleep challenging. Additionally, the windows didn't open, explaining the presence of the stylish yet somewhat noisy Dyson fan. Parking at the Podium across the street was convenient though pricey, which is understandable given the central location in Bath.

The hotel is in the middle of Bath, very convenient with a big safe underground car park round the corner. Parking was reasonably priced for a city. Check in was through the lovely, cosy pub under the hotel but the staff knew exactly what to do and it was very efficient and friendly. The room was on the top floor, 3 flights to walk up so with all that hard work done we felt justified in all our food choices. The room was really comfortable and well stocked with fresh milk, top quality tea and coffee and a few chocolate biscotti which were delicious. The bed was big and comfortable with lovely linen and the bath room was stylish with a great shower/wetroom and nice toiletries. Breakfast was served in the hotel and the English Breakfast was delicious although we didn't try any of the healthy options and the coffee was superb.

For the price we couldn't fault it, we really enjoyed our stay.