4-Star Hotels in Bath

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Chestnuts Boutique B&B! I was able to park up my car at the front of the establishment and walk around Bath for the rest of my visit! Attractions and places of interest were around a 15 minute walk away- which is fantastic! The host was so helpful and attentive. My room was clean and comfortable! I had access to plenty of wardrobe space,a TV with Netflix, a fridge, kettle and a well stocked box of tea treats (& fresh cakes too!) Breakfast was gorgeous and fresh. There were plenty of local leaflets available to read about local events and attractions too. Thank you very much!

The room was fully furnished with a clean, refreshing style, and the location was excellent. Communication from the hotel was also timely, which I really appreciated. However, there was one thing that was honestly very annoying: the seagulls on the rooftop and terrace were screeching all night long.

The hotel is located in the old city, within ten minutes walk to various attractions, the room is large and clean, not convenient enough is that there is no kettle in the room, you need to boil water or drink tea and coffee to get the hotel living room (free), and the other room 25 is downstairs in the hotel lounge, walking upstairs, Move the chair sound clear into the ear, more noisy!

We stayed in Apartment 5 for two nights on our way back home from Cornwall to break up our trip. We had a lovely time and Bath is one of our favourite cities. As for the apartment, the location was both good and bad The good: A few steps and you're right next the Roman Baths and Abbey, with a variety of excellent cafes, restaurants and bars The bad: This apartment backs onto the backdoor of the neighbouring Thermae Bath Spa, where every morning at 8am you will be woken up by the crash banging of trolleys of towels being loaded and unloaded into lorries. Th other issue is the TVs don't have any streaming apps on them, only freeview. Pretty useless wall decorations really. No watching a film or anything from the comfort of your bed. Best Food & Drink / Highly Recommended: Cafe Pastel, Oak Restaurant, Corkage, Raven Pub, The Gin Bar, Bandook Indian Restaurant, The Hideout Bar

Overall, the room and stay was great. We arrived early and stored luggages first and returned to hotel at 3 o'clock, however the room was not ready yet, and it didn't have a proper place for guest to sit and wait. It was a bit exhaust after a long walk of the day.

Self check in was a bit strange as we have not experienced that before in Bath however it worked extremely well and as the instructions were emailed it was simple. The room was stunning and huge! We stayed in Room 1 which was on the lower ground floor. The bathroom was lovely with a huge shower and the bath in the room was an unusual but nice surprise. Breakfast is pretty ordered and was absolutely outstanding. The staff were so pleasant and helpful- we will return!

Located on a hill top outside the Bath city, the hotel provides what we needed for one night's stay. The only shirtcoming is we had to drive into the city for dinner as we wanted something different from what the hotel restaurant provided. Apart from the location, we were happy with our stay.

The location of the hotel is very good located in the city center but due to several bars nearby, very noisy at night, every night you have to bring earplugs to fall asleep.The noise does not stop until about two or three o'clock.Water for shower in the washroom The pressure is very low, it will be easy to get cold if you take a shower in winter. The washing machine does not have a drying function, so the chance of using it is not high.

Incredible hotel and the staff member checking us in went above and beyond to accommodate us on part of our honeymoon. Location just outside the business of bath but could walk to the centre within 10 minutes Will stay here again

Having booked the Hotel with accompanying request for a room suitable for a wheelchair and accessibility bathroom, we arrived to find none of these requests had been addressed. Initially we were put in a room on the 3rd floor and albeit a lift was operating, in the event of a fire I would have to negotiate several flights of stairs. The room was too small to accommodate a wheelchair and the bathroom unsuitable. We were then moved to a groundfloor room which was better but not ideal. We were told the disability room had been occupied that afternoon but given there were no other wheelchair users must have been for more able bodied people than myself. On our 3rd day we were able to move to this room (4) for our remaining 4 nights. It was in the other building of the hotel and steps needed to be negotiated. There were mobile ramps available but this was very awkward and time consuming as you had to ask a member of staff to set them up. There were some other smaller issues that need to be addressed regarding some waiters. Both my Husband and I believe that it would be a good training exercise for staff to spend a day in a wheelchair and realise what difficulties there are and what could be improved. In addition parking was an issue yet there is a hote car park behind the main building yet on the first night we were directed to park elsewhere. Again not helpful if you need the car and your space could not be guaranteed if you did get a hotel parking space. All these things could easily be improved without great cost. On the good side, the rooms were clean, beds comfortable and the staff very friendly and helpful when they realised my difficulties. It seems that if you do have mobility problems then you need to book and deal with the Hotel direct and not with a booking agency as once they have your booking, they fail to ensure it will be suitable despite any requests made at time of booking. This needs to be addressed by these booking agencies as it occurred several times during our 7 week visit touring the UK. Our best experiences were The Bruntssfield Hotel in Edinburgh and The White Hart Hotel in Lincoln.