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"Ann’s little cottage is beautifully decorated, perfectly clean and has the most idyllic view. We can’t wait to return one day. Thank you Ann."

"It was very clean and cosy and the breakfast was perfect, Adrian was brilliant and very friendly. Thankyou so much Adrian you were the best ,👍👏"

"Lovely little cottage tucked away off the main street. All mod cons, comfy bed and sofa and nice little garden. Many shops and restaurants on the main street. A good place to stay to visit The Cotswolds."

"My wife and I had a four day break in Bath and our stay at the Bailbrook was a delight. The room was spacious and well appointed with a large comfortable bed, although of the many pillows, it would have been beneficial if at least two could’ve been firm! There was even a television over the bath. The food we had was generally excellent save for the fried eggs at breakfast, that were overdone, under the lights. Free WiFi and spacious parking was a bonus."

"Very cosy, very friendly - so easy and comfortable. Lovely little stay - thank you "

"Dreadful hotel. "

"We stayed for three nights. The main asset was convenience, the train station, town centre and main tourist sites were easily walkable. The room was clean, modern, good bathroom, nice in every way. Staff were pleasant and helpful, though sometimes inexperienced and lackadaisical in the bar/tea bar. It's in a converted row of Georgian houses, so getting to bedrooms was awkward, but there were a few accessible rooms at the lower levels. Astonishingly, for a 4 star hotel, it doesn't have a full...

"Friendly helpful staff in old rural hotel. A real taste of the Cotswolds. Ample parking close to hotel. Good food in pleasant bar area. Be prepared for old slightly uneven floors much in keeping with the age and style of the place. Enjoyed my stay and would stay again."

"Really good thanks"

"Our luggage in the room was packed - while we were out someone entered our room and ransacked each of our suitcases. Nothing was taken but left us feeling unsafe to leave "