Beautiful bijoux apartment. Spotless, delightfully decorated and cozy. Full kitchen, well stocked…read morewith milk, croissants jam, tea/coffee etc, yet self catering. Comfortable shower room, plenty of fluffy towels and soap provided. Charming and friendly hostess and lovely tabby to welcome me. Comfy beds, very quiet beautiful location Tv and videos also provided Worth every penny

Never seen a property so lacking in transparency about interior rooms with no windows. Every site…read moreI've booked from always discloses such things clearly. And yet, for $230 a night, checked into this dank, dark box that would give young Mister Potter's cupboard under the stairs a run for its money. One meager lamp that would barely shine any light on the space, and incredibly poor ventilation. Also, the hotel claims to offer secure luggage storage for guests and yet I returned to find an unattended lobby and guests' belongings just out in the open for anyone to grab or tamper with. When raising concerns with hotel, verbally and in writing, they offered nothing but slight platitudes and defensive rhetoric. Zero mindfulness of customer service. In short, avoid. Bath has much better to offer.

Great location in historical house by Pulteney Bridge…read more We stayed in a suite for a couple nights. The suite had two bedrooms, which was nice for a family, but being a Georgian house, there were quirks. The floors were very uneven, to the point that I would feel vertiginous walking around. The bathroom had uneven water pressure where the temperature fluctuated wildly, and there was not enough counter space for 4 people. There was a nice sitting room but definitely not enough closet space. However, the location is so lovely. It's about a block from the Pulteney Bridge and also a block from a full sized Waitrose. It's a short walk to the train station, Bath Abbey, and the Roman Baths. Staff is friendly and generally competent. The front desk staff was a little confused and slow, and, while the rooms were generally clean, I don't advise that guests look under the beds or behind the furniture, as those are very dusty (ick). I love that they leave biscuits to go with tea daily and that they actually replenish everything on a daily basis. Those biscuits were life savers for my jetlagged children whose stomachs were not yet on UK time. I contacted the hotel a couple times before we arrived. They were not able to help with arranging for a babysitter (they told me to Google "Bath" and "babysitter"), but they did give me good information about a wheelchair rental for my husband. I would consider returning here on a future visit.

I originally booked the Henry Guest House as it was one of the most economical places in Bath,…read moreEngland that also received great reviews. Upon check in there was an envelope with my name on it in the hallway that had a few maps and a list of things to see as well as my key. Although I arrived early (12noon), I was able to check into my room which was nice as I got to refresh before going out. The rooms are painted a soft grey that made them feel warm and homey. My bed was comfortable and my bathroom an ample size with great towels. One of the innkeepers was kind enough to drag my heavy, large suitcase up the stairs and pack me a great breakfast (fruit, yogurt, muffin) for the road as I had an early tour in the morning and would miss the hour breakfast time they offer. Location is perfect, easy walking to the train station, sites and restaurants!

We had a wonderful stay. On our last day we wanted to stay longer and sleep one more night in the…read morevery comfortable bed. However we did get up because a full breakfast was waiting. Our room was small but comfortable. Two comfortable chairs to sit in. A nice view of the garden in back which was very quiet. The only noise we heard was the tweet of birds -- nice. Very friendly place and in the center of town. We could walk to many places to eat and places of interests. Fast WiFi. Would return anytime.

we stayed here for 3 nights & really loved our room! it has a wooden floor, a cosy bed and there is…read moresome kind of wintergarden in the room, where you eat breakfast. it's very modern compared to other guesthouses we've had stayed. you have to make your own breakfast, but they put everything you need for that in the room (cereals, toast, jam, milk, fruits ). it also had a kettle, a microwave, a fridge and some kind of micro-oven in the room. if you're looking for a place where you can chat all day with the owners of the guesthouse or have a full english breakfast, don't come here. if you just want to have a cosy room & some privacy, come here! the only negative point was the very basic bathroom.

Outstanding service. Was greeted with a friendly smile and a complimentary beer. Much needed after…read moredriving on the wrong side of the road on the wrong side of the car. She personally walked us to our room and showed us around. She made dinner reservations for us at a 5 star restaurant. Dinner was unbelievably delicious. We did not make it for breakfast but I sure it would have been good as well. We checked out and she let us keep our parking pass so we could walk without paying for parking in the city. If you get a chance stay here.

Visited the B&B/Hotel just before Christmas. Well situated within 10 minutes walk of the town…read morecentre and avoiding the worst of the steep hills which surround the city. Despite the freezing temperatures outside the hotel was warm and inviting. Large spacious rooms with full central heating, many with views over the city. Spotlessly clean. Our hosts were friendly and efficient and the breakfast was excellent and included croissants, fresh fruit salad, toast with various spreads available and of course full english cooked breakfast. More expensive than some in the area but otherwise hard to fault. Would happily return if visiting Bath again.

This Bed and Breakfast is a hidden gem! Have a look at the website to believe it. If you're in the…read morearea for a wedding it's the perfect place to stay. Eight of us from my family booked out most of the rooms (the whole of the middle floor) in July 2009 as it's ideal. For what you get the prices are amazingly cheap. The rooms are extremely comfortable, the owners are very very nice, very accommodating, providing milk for my toddler's night time drink, giving us the key to get back in after the wedding etc. If you need a taxi to your wedding venue they also have a friend who can do it for you and obviously knows the local area so you can get there without worrying about finding it (he has a minibus so can take several people - fitted us all in it). It's unlikely I'll ever go to a wedding in the area again as I don't know anyone else there but I wish I could just to be able to stay there again.

The best stay of our two-week trip to the UK, and the best breakfast as well! If all b&bs were like…read morethis, I'd choose that option every time. So much attention to detail! I can't praise this place enough. Contemporary Regency decor for a sense of grandeur, Molton Brown amenities, heated towel racks, Hypnos luxury bedding, the best Eggs Benedict we had on our trip, organic cereals, a wide selection of premium Tiptree jams and curds, homemade fruit compote, perfectly fried bacon and sausages, gorgeous presentation, full French presses of excellent coffee, attentive service, organic peanut butter, different yogurts, plenty of fruit ... this place was a dream. Every square inch was spotless, and a private car park made it worth the safe and scenic 5-minute downhill walk to the town center. The hospitality was friendly, welcoming, personable, yet also professional. Huzzy and I agreed: we would come back to Bath just to stay here! Thank you James and Eliza for providing the best stay--even surpassing our Buckingham Palace hotel in London!--of our vacation.

One of... No, the best customer service experience my wife and I have ever had. I hate to sound so…read moreclinical about it though- I have never felt so welcome at a B&B or hotel. When we arrived at the 139 in Bath, we were shown to the waiting room and served a nice beverage. The host knew exactly who we were and addressed us by name. We felt welcomed. The room was comfortable and beautiful- very classic in look. We had a great sleep on the bed, like I mentioned- comfortable room! Squeamish skip this paragraph... When I arrived in Bath I was deep into my trip and short on socks. The sock bag in my suitcase had reached critical mass and was going to be a new kind of 'Dirty Bomb'. When asked if the 139 had a washer and dryer, they said of course. They braved the bag. I got my socks back the next morning, folded. Thanks! Breakfast the next morning was wonderful- fresh eggs, great bacon, crunchy and chewy bread (ok so I'm not a food writer). Lots more options than a traditional eggs and bacon breakfast were available. Thanks 139 for a wonderful experience. It's been a couple years since we stayed, but the memory is fresh in my mind.

I want to say its a 4.5/5...good stay overall. Not quite perfect for us, but probably perfect for…read more90%+ people whom enjoy staying at B&Bs and Guest Houses. We stayed for 3 nights for $670 PROS: -Clean and spacious room, we booked the standard twin room. -Comfortable beds and pillows -Friendly and helpful host Monika and Nina? -Amazing breakfast! The British Breakfast is huge, and the Salmon and Scrambled Eggs has a generous portion of smoked salmon. -Walking distance to all the Bath attractions, restaurants and shopping. CONS: -Bathroom shower stall was very small, and the doors didn't quite close all the way. -As with almost all B&Bs and Guest houses, no parking, only paid public parking at the nearby Charlotte Car Park. This can be complicated if you have heavy luggage and/or its raining. Pro tip, you can covertly cut through 3 Crescent's side door and backyard to shorten walking distances. -Room #1 where we stayed is the very top floor, an attic converted into a room. It was early June, and it got very warm up here during the days. The 4 sky windows opened up nicely to let in cool fresh air, but this top floor definitely needs an air conditioning for the peak summer months. Leaving the windows open at night is too loud, and a bird might fly in. I reckon the other lower floor rooms would be fine during summer, and this room is perfectly fine during fall, winter, and spring. Great place overall, but avoid Room #1 during hot summers.