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"Very handy for the centre of town. Comfortable rooms. Good food."

"Very depressing decorations and too dark"

"I can't fault this hotel or the staff we met. We had a great night's sleep in a very comfortable bed. Lovely touches like a mini bar with complimentary soft drinks. It is in a central location, and apart from the fact it doesn't have a car park it is an ideal place to stay. A special shout out to Jenny at reception who went out of her way to be helpful."

"Very long distances to the rooms. All vehicle chargers broken. Overcrowded, especially at breakfast. Breakfast bacon hard and turned over on itself and cemented to itself. £35 steak tough - no information about how many days hung. Small bowls for cereal, small glasses for orange juice. Good variety of cereals at breakfast. Dining areas always very noisy - loud guffaws and very loud conversations. Guests at dinner in Bermuda shorts. Parking too far away from reception. Staff always helpful. Rooms lovely - large and well designed. Good design throughout hotel, especially pottery."

"Great location, Great staff and lobby areas, Rooms were great, bathrooms a little tired. Pool area needed a lot of attention, the steam room was totally out of action and the fact there was a daily parking charge on top of the room charge was disapointing."

"Love this hotel. Great location and great service"

"On arrival were greeted by a friendly man on reception and check in was smooth. We were in room 105. The room was cleaned to a satisfactory level. A couple of hairs were found on the pillow cases. The bathroom was clean but the quality of the toilet roll was the worst I’ve ever experienced. The only real issue we had with the room was the mattress. It needs throwing away and replacing. There was a huge dip in the middle of the mattress and as a heavily pregnant woman, I couldn’t get comfortable and had an awful nights sleep. Breakfast was a very basic continental breakfast but it served its purpose and filled a hole! I would return here, however I would make sure to inspect the mattress before bedtime in order to be able to speak to reception before it’s too late. And I would take my own toilet roll!"

"We arrived and got put in a small room where the windows wouldn’t open and the camp bed for our daughter was broken, but after a disappointing start we were moved into a much nicer room with the staff being very lovely about it. The rest of the stay was wonderful, it’s a short stroll into Bath Centre, the spa whilst very busy and cramped at times was nicer when it was quieter, the breakfast room was quite special although the fruit selection could have been a bit broader the hot breakfast was delicious. The grounds are peaceful and beautiful, all in all we had a very nice stay and would definitely stay again."

"The downstairs areas are lovely, really spacious and nicely decorated but when I booked i booked a garden room, we arrived and there was scaffold on the front of the garden rooms which I paid extra for as it was our anniversary. I complained to the front desk to change rooms or be compensated. The man said it does say it on your email from Expedia…. It didnt! he dug around online and found a small ‘hidden’ paragraph which was not transparent at all when booking. I wouldn’t have booked the room for our anniversary if I had read that, which was nowhere to be seen when booking. Luckily someone else cancelled and they upgraded us to the city view bedroom. We felt the bedroom was a bit bland, cheap wardrobe and dressing table which didn’t look good in the high ceiling room, tatty ceiling paper peeling, pillows were lumpy/ hard, we just didn’t think how much we paid, reflected the bedroom. Would have liked an unopened bottle of water, but we did have a fruit plate, small chocolates and a card from the hotel wishing us a happy anniversary…. Very thoughtful."