Search Hotels with Breakfast in Castle Combe

"Great location and nice hotel but not a 5 star. The concierge and doorman were the best staff members, very helpful and nice but others we interacted with were not great, especially in the bar and restaurant. The spa and thermal waters were nice but very crowded. "

"Handy parking underneath the hotel. Friendly greeting on arrival. All areas of the hotel were clean and welcoming. The deluxe room was spacious and comfortable. Used the bar which was very smart. From what I saw and experienced, this is a very nice hotel which we would definitely choose again."

"Clean and spacious room. Great location "

"Lovely man on reception let us check in early and gave us an upgrade but the room was very cold, could'nt have a shower, no heating in the bathroom and heating it seems on timer so didnt come on until 6pm.... one thing i do not like is a cold room... Staff very nice and helpful, be careful of deal on in restaurant as breakfast and evening meal for 30.00 each includes drink but limited choice and charged me 4.00 for extra lemonade... very expensive. Will not be going back im afraid, parking £19.00 for 24 hours so not bad for centre of Bristol."

"Bedroom decent size, nice and quiet, nice shower. Lobby lets the place down otherwise great. Staff friendly and very helpful. "

"The spa was nice but good do with some tidying/refurbishment"

"The hotel is well placed for the station and shopping, breakfast was very nice. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly and the room i had was perfect for the weekend. I would certainly stay again. The room was also reasonably priced compared to others ive stayed in. A good choice 👌 "

"Rooms are dated Charge 10 pounds per person for Spa/pool yet not clearly detailed on any website! First room bathroom had a leak and second room door wouldn’t close! Staff not very interested!!"

"Impressive facilities, decent restaurant serving very good meals, buffet breakfast was of good quality with plenty of options. Some minor decor and cleanliness issues in the en-suite."