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Top Keynsham Hotel Reviews
Future Inn Bristol
2/10 Terrible
"If you like cheap hotels and enjoy windows that aren't soundproof, next to a busy road, beds that are saggy, bathrooms that are dirty, rooms that are in need of repair, and an approach that smells of urine. This is the hotel for you. If you don't like those things, try any other hotel ever. The selling point for the hotel is the parking, right next to Cabot Circus, but that is literally all it has going for it."
The Old Mill Hotel
8/10 Good
"Beautiful location by the river over looking the bridge, watermill and green country side. Room was small, but clean. Kind and helpful owner and staff."
Leonardo Hotel Bristol City
10/10 Excellent
"Great clean easy. Parking is off-site though"
Macdonald Bath Spa
10/10 Excellent
"An excellent hotel, beautiful outside seating areas, a wonderful spa, outdoor thermal pool. Grand public areas and lovely bedroom. 20 minute walk into the centre of Bath. Plenty of parking. An excellent stay!!!"
Apex City of Bath Hotel
8/10 Good
"My father and I were catching up and decided to visit Bath. Alex hotel is in a perfect location for sightseeing. Room had 2 king size beds, shower and bath had plenty of hot water, daily housekeeping, hearty breakfast. The pool needs a clock! Overall 9/10"
Delta Hotels by Marriott Bristol City Centre
10/10 Excellent
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Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent location, very convenient to have plenty of parking on site, extremely clean and well maintained room and excellent breakfast with great choices available"
Bristol Grand Hotel By Sunday
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely modernised city central hotel."
The Z Hotel Bath
10/10 Excellent
"Everything was first-rate (staff, location, breakfast, etc). My only significant beef has to do with the room design, which clearly responded more to the need to keep construction cost low than it did to customer convenience. 1) There is exactly one outlet in the entire room. That requires some dexterity these days with all that needs to be charged. 2) The shower door opens in such a way that one cannot enter and close the running shower without dousing the outside of the door. 3) The toilet cannot be flushed without lowering the lid. 4) Given the absence of a closet or even a folding suitcase rack, I cannot imagine sharing the room (if my wife were with me.) Not much can be done at this point, but caveat emptor!"