Bath inns

Pros: The village - very picturesque. Love the building itself, the overall ambiance, the bar and dining rooms. Breakfast was very good. Current Management seemed really nice and are fairly new, so hopefully a return visit will have given them a chance to work some magic and make improvements. Bar Maids and Restaurant manager really helpful and attentive. Both soup and dessert (chocolate and caramel torte) were excellent.

Cons: Check in The young man that checked us in insisted we’d booked a room at the Inn, which was not the case as we’d stayed in one of these previously and I’d found the steps too steep and the room very dark. He even tried showing us to a twin room initially. I had to be really insistent and show a print out proving we’d booked a room across the road at the Plaine with a king size bed. Eventually we were shown to the correct room. We were hungry and needed a late lunch, but the George stopped serving food at 2.30pm and we were told it was next available from 6pm. Settled for a bag of crisps with our drinks at the George! A little later we overheard a different member of staff explain to another couple wanting to order food, that their sister pub opposite were serving food all day. Why on earth didn’t the young man checking us in tell us this? We were not at all impressed. Furthermore in the evening when we returned to the bar for dinner, were were privy to a conversation where the same young man was complaining to another member of bar staff about being kept late the night before. Not conducive to a nice atmosphere for diners and very unprofessional. Incidentally, by complete contrast, the young man who served us in the pub across the road (Fleur de Lys) demonstrated the best level of (genuine) customer service we’ve experienced in a very long time. Our room was very tired and extremely hot, meaning a poor nights sleep. Windows could not be opened. Unfortunately as we departed did we spot a fan. This could have been placed alongside the bed, so we would have been aware of its existence and improved sleep quality. Another guest could be overheard complaining about how hot his room was, also. Pillows very uncomfortable - easy enough to rectify. The portion size of (main course) suet pudding was really small - ramekin dish size - and there was hardly any meat under the pastry lid. I was expecting a robust rustic, hearty plateful, so disappointed!

Pros: It was wonderful, The Inn, dinner, breakfast, room, facilities were just fabulous

Cons: Nothing, We loved everything

Pros: the bed is really comfortable. I love the historic vibe and the not so busy village. a relaxation away from city life friendly staff, delicious food.

Pros: Really nice character pub, with good food. Room was very clean and well prepared.

Cons: Room was over the road in separate property (as mentioned in description) but room very small and shower separate to room on corridor.

Pros: Great atmosphere. Very welcoming and attentive staff. Very good dinner and breakfast. The bar was wonderful!

Cons: Nothing at all!

Pros: Centered around a medieval courtyard with stone paving, this is a wonderful old inn with an unbroken history dating back over half a millennium. We had only booked one night, but were so taken by its charm and history that we stayed for a second night. The inn is convenient to both Bath and Stonehenge, as well as many other sites in the area. Rooms were clean and well appointed. Headroom was limited on some doors (I'm 6'3") and some bathrooms were cramped, but all were nicely fit in without detracting from the original look and feel of this ancient inn. Breakfast was a hearty affair and service was excellent. We only dined at the Inn one evening, but the food was well prepared and nicely served. A number of walking and bridle paths cross through the village, and the one evening change ringers were practicing in the local church. If you are looking for a romantic getaway in a truly old inn with modern conveniences, I can't recommend any place more highly that this.

Cons: There was very little to dislike here. If you decide to go, you need to understand this is an authentic old inn which has been fitted as a modern hotel. Doorways can be low and some facilities can seem cramped, but all of the work has been done very well so as to preserve the look and feel of an old inn while providing modern amenities.

Pros: The sunday roast and the fact the bedroom was warm all the time

Cons: Going outside to get to the restaurant for breakfast

Cons: More signs for low beams please

Pros: Room was very clean. Bed very comfortable. Good amenities.

Cons: Room was a bit too hot

Pros: Lovely historical building with lots of quirky aspects (winding stairs, beams, uneven floors)! Friendly staff, especially the guy from Coventry. Beautiful setting in a small village on the bus line to either Bath or Frome.

Cons: Bathtub was a little difficult negotiating.

Pros: Lovely staff, very clean and fantastic location!! Would stay again and recommend :)

Cons: Only down side is having to share bathroom but was no problem

Pros: Perfect for the train :)

Cons: The nightclub noise next door :/

Pros: Very comfy beds. Nice staff.

Cons: Night club next door that I wasn’t aware of. Very bad water pressure in all bathrooms, water scolding or cold. Needs money and attention spent on this basic facility ASAP. Not big enough towels or enough supplied. One of our rooms was not serviced during our 2 night stay and no fresh towels supplied.

Pros: The room was great, perfect location in the center of the city, couple of minutes walking distance to the main bus station. The host was very friendly and the place was very clean and cozy, definitely great value for money! Even if the bathroom was shared, it was always clean and usually free.

Pros: We were welcomed by Sergio as soon as we arrived and showed us our room. The room was comfortable. He made us a lovely cooked breakfast and there was a continental breakfast with all sorts of things including fresh fruit. I had told him beforehand that I was a Coeliac and he had provided fresh bread and cereals for me, which was good of him. The beauty of Annabelles was the close proximity to the centre of town, the railway station, and bus station, all about 200 yards away so ideal.

Cons: If I had to be picky it was that we had to share a bathroom but that didn’t cause any problems.

Pros: Central location, spotlessly clean, delicious breakfast, friendly host and will definitely go back to stay there next time we go to Bath

Pros: Location

Cons: 4th floor room and no lift, 1960s decor, unusable shower (scalding hot or ice cold)

Pros: Lovely, friendly host and clean room with good breakfast options. Very close to the station and all other Bath amenities.

Cons: There is noise from next door bar but this is well advertised when booking and the host has done as much as they can do minimize this in the rooms such as double glazing etc.