Bath Hotel Guide - Adventure Sport Hotels in Bath, England

The room was very small, but perfect for one night's stay. Staff were amazing and wonderful location.

Beautiful Hotel! Will definitely stay there again the next time I am in the Bath area.

Comfortable hotel overall. I found the room stuffy and woke a few times hearing other guests opening/closing doors. Very nice breakfast. I felt checking out was rather slow.

Great place to stay for the weekend. Thoroughly enjoyed our time in Bath and at Brindley's

With a nearly perfect location for exploring Bath, the property has (limited) onsite parking (£15 overnight) which is convenient for any one-night or weekend stay. Quirky combination of. Row of townhouses, not very suited to those with mobility issues or wheelchair bound from what we saw. Rooms are very small but well appointed, dramatic touches. Wouldn't recommend standard room for long stay due to size, but great for short visit. Bar service was less than stellar. Very expensive cocktails that were reportedly a new menu and I wouldn't recommend ordering from it as nothing we tried was good - three different cocktails all tasting of little more than sour lime cordial. A £30 mistake.

It was the perfect place to start our vacation n England. We had the garden room and it was just lovely. Breakfast was fantastic.

Arrived and the staff were very helpful and friendly with high professionalism. No car park but you can park for a fee close by, I felt this was a little disappointing as it cost £25 for the one visit and I couldn't get my car out during this time. The rooms were very compact and we had a few issues with stain on bath mat, dust in some areas , splits in my daughters bed sheets and no fridge in room with the tiniest wardrobe ever. My daughter and I were staying for three nights, four days and couldn't hang our clothes up as there was a ironing board and iron stand in the wardrobe too. We did complain and the staff were excellent. Slight problem as they promised I could have a fridge but when we arrived back from a day out , no fridge and I had to ask again at reception. Breakfast excellent, one morning I asked for coffee and it turned up when I was getting my cereal but no pot so I had to ask for one. My daughter did not have a knife and fork and we had to ask again no major but not what I really expected for a quality hotel. I was given two complementary drinks but feel that was a little cop out.

Excellent hotel and location, very pleased with our overnight stay

We choose this upscale hotel for an overnight stay in the lovely town of Bath and had mixed feelings afterwards. The good: the hotel staff was very attentive, and the room was well-appointed. Bed was comfortable. Gardens were lovely and picturesque, and the breakfast was superb. The bad: we were disappointed that the lounge and casual dining area was closed (and we were never told about this or offered any compensation!)... Because it is a 5-minute taxi ride to the center of town where the shoppes close by 6pm, we felt isolated after dark. However, the hotel staff was very nice and the room was well-appointed. Suggestion: the hotel should offer complimentary shuttles to the center of town a few times a day and in the evening. We should have received a discount because the bar/casual restaurant was closed during our stay ---- without prior notice.

A number of small things compromised our experience at the Royal Crescent Hotel. 1. Wifi was problematic, often not working at all in the room. 2. Toilet didn't flush properly. 3. No coffee machine in the room. 4. Very limited shelf space in bathroom. 5. No good spot to have breakfast in the room. 6. At check in they staff took at one cent authorization on my credit card which triggered a fraud alert with my credit card company which triggered a block on my card which took 45 minutes to sort out. Too many little things for a 5 star hotel!