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"Property is a little tired and could do with some decorating. Careful when purchasing drinks from the bar as some bar staff will charge for service ( I’d understand more if they bought the drink to me in the lounge), only noticed when the same round of drinks were different prices. It’s a nice place in a good location, taxi into Bath is around £10. Staff are friendly enough."

"Perfect location in the middle of everything. Lovely room and staff."

"Convenient location, clean room."

"Mathew and Kaya were phenomenal - professional, personable, and genuinely wanted to make our visit the best. Thank you guys - we loved our time with you and seeing your smiles everyday. "

"Great location, clean and comfortable but with the loudest, squeekiest floorboards I've ever heard!"

"Lovely hotel. Perfect location next to the river and weir, where there are otters and geese (plus lots of other wildlife). 30 mins scenic walk to centre of Bath, 10 minutes on the bus and nice "old school" pub at the end of the river walk from the hotel. Will DEFINITELY stay there again!!"

"Rooms clean & comfortable. Staff are very helpful. Food is great. "

"Great location - close to center"

"Beautiful hotel. Lovely breakfast. Restaurant staff were fabulous. Reception staff seemed a little bit hassled & were generally a tad abrupt with guests on check out. Concierge very helpful. £40 parking is quite steep bearing in mind it isn’t particularly secure. The spa is lovely, but hotel guests are limited on when they can use it without paying £70 a head extra - this wasn’t clear prior to arrival. Times are 7-9pm & 8-10am. We had a dinner reservation in town at 7.30pm & needed to leave early for commitments at home. This meant we had a very limited time to enjoy one of the draws of the hotel. Gym is open 24 hours and is well equipped. Treadmills - one was out of order & the second of three was running slowly when we tried to use it. Overall a great stay, but I would expect that for the price paid and the rating of the hotel. The niggles wouldn’t put me off staying again, but they might make me look elsewhere first. "