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"We only stopped for one night but found the hotel to be excellent. Staff were very friendly and professional giving all the information we needed. Room was very clean with a very large comfortable bed and had everything we needed. Having read previous reviews, that said there was no bacon at breakfast, I was pleasantly surprised when there was plenty. My only regret was I never got to try the fresh made waffles - I was too full😢 "

"We had a wonderful stay. "

"Great people and comfortable "

"Nice breakfast. Clean and comfortable. Good location"

"Good hotel. Clean and spacious. Breakfast options could be improved. One negative is that the hotel does not have parking so there is a 5 min walk to the nearest car park. However you can get a discount for parking through the hotel. "

"Location "

"Super close to airport, walking distance, great early breakfast and good options. Clean and quiet "

"Wonderful room, helpful staff, awesome food!"

"We are very fortunate to have found this hotel in Bath England. From the moment we arrived until the minute we left the hotel staff, services, cleanliness and spa kept us smiling. I highly recommend this hotel for couples looking to find the perfect hotel in Bath. We stayed in the executive room and had plenty of space for our suitcases + lots of closet and storage space. The only negative I found with the room it has a bathtub that you must step into that is a couple feet off the ground. I would not recommend this room if you are not comfortable stepping in and out of a high tub in a tight space. Hotel customers get access included with their stay to the mineral bath spa every morning for a couple hours in every evening from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. I highly recommend anybody staying at this hotel take advantage of the beautiful spa each day. We did not order any food but visited the bar one night and got exceptional service from the bartender. The hotel is centrally located and only a 5 to 10 minute walk from the train station. We would definitely stay here again should we choose to return to Bath. "