So I am still a bit confused as to how we ended up here, it was partly my fault I did a rather lazy…read moresearch on a popular search engine for 'Sunday lunch Keynsham' and this place popped up with 4 1/2 stars! Well someone must of been having a laugh!?! This place is an alright boozer, it's a pie and a pint kind of place, tvs showing football, slot machines, you know the drill. For that sort of thing it's fine! Back to the matter on hand, we were looking for Sunday lunch!! So the 4 1/2 star rating and the signs outside saying 'fresh Sunday lunch' lull you in to a false sense of security! It's all pre prepared food probably from a well known frozen food store which don't get me wrong there's nothing wrong with this if that's what you like, but at £9 for a main course is a bit of a con! Service was good, they were very welcoming and food was served pretty quickly but that does not make up for the plate of freezer food we were served! Might go back for a drink but certainly wouldn't go back for food! Lesson learnt?? Always go to Yelp for recommendations!!!!!

We stayed there in Oct of 2008 and fount it to be clean and easy to stay at…read more The owners were on vacation and the people watching it for them couldn't have been more helpful We were the only guests

Cute little English countryside home. Farm animals roaming. The owners offer great recs for local…read moreeateries. Breakfast was traditional English breakfast with options to add other things on. Would suggest this if you're looking for a place to stay in the area. Great price too.

General Information: - Toghill House Farm is a beautiful…read morehistoric guesthouse and working farm on the edge of the Cotswolds (built in 1691; restored in 1861 as a working farm and now offers a traditional B&B service) - As a guest one is invited to enjoy visiting their working farm during the stay, to walk around, meet the animals and make use of the stables and arena for own horses if required - the farm is only reachable by cab or car (no public transport); Bath is only a few minutes drive away; parking facilities available - there are a lot of nearby attractions: visiting the Historic City of Bath is highly recommended - the farm is run by the Bishop familiy, who is devoted to making one`s stay a truly pleasurable experience - there are rooms in the main farmhouse or barn conversion, all of which have been carefully decorated to reflect the history of the buildings: 3 Double En-suite Rooms, 1 Twin En-suite Room, 1 Family En-suite Room (1 double bed and 1 single bed), 2 Family En-suite Rooms (1 double bed and 2 single beds & space for a put me up bed) About our stay (weekend): - we had a room in the stable with a small bathroom (water pressure in the shower was very low which makes it difficult for ladies to wash the hair) and a kitchen area; everything was clean; late arrival was no problem; WLAN was included - guests are treated to a traditional English breakfast, which was really delicious - price was 184 GBP for two nights incl. breakfast Conclusion: Accommodation is lovely, breakfast was excellent and the hosts charming and helpful. Price for B&B in this area in an upper range!

Lovely, lovely, lovely...Hawkins of Bath was a gem! I am so fond of Glyn and Diane, the sweet…read moreowners of this bed and breakfast. Really, this was top on my list of places we stayed in England. We found them on Trip Advisor and I'm so glad we did. We were near the end of our trip and it really felt like we were visiting friends, instead of just checking into another room. The home is beautiful and well kept. (Beautiful bathrooms which I thought was perfect!) Breakfast in the morning was the best we had anywhere. We were given great tips on the area and you can tell Glyn and Diane really love this city. I would have liked to stay longer... I literally dream of coming back to Bath and mostly its because of our fantastic stay at Hawkins.

The best B&B we have ever stayed in. My wife and I booked this B&B for our anniversary trip to Bath…read moreand the house is stunning, very clean and the pictures are very accurate. Glyn and his wife were very helpful in providing us info about Bath as well. Would stay here again without a doubt. Excellent little hidden gem!

I wanted to like the Lindfield, I really did. But I just couldn't bring myself to, because our room…read moresmelt of chip fat, we had really old brown knitted curtains at our window, and our en-suite was actually a shower cubicle and loo in a cupboard. Add to that the fact that we were kept awake by some kind of amateur operatics going on in the owners' quarters til late, and that if we'd paid £20 more we could've had a standard room at the Hilton in town (there'd been an offer on LateRooms), and I can only give one star and that's purely down to the fact that there was wi-fi. Sorry, Lindfield. You really, really need to redecorate room 10. And put a door on the en-suite in the attic room our friends had to listen to their mp3 player whenever either of them needed a wee.

From the owner: Lindfield Guest House is a family run business, Wendy and George like to welcome all visitors from…read morefar and wide. We are fairly close to the city centre and on a main route through to Bath. There are plenty of places to "eat in" or "take away" within walking distance from our front door. There is also a retail park and large supermarket nearby.

I love this small, family owned hotel. From the moment we arrived, walking up the front path, Tim…read moreheld the door open for us as we were dragging our 'trolley bags' behind. That was just the beginning of excellent, friendly service. Although I must admit, we are not 'fussy' travelers, all the small details of this eight room hotel made us very happy. I had pre-paid our room including a full breakfast. You can also purchase breakfast, continental for just under £5 or continental plus a hot option (full) for just under £10 (at the time of this review of course). Tim gave us info on the hotel, a map of town, information on how to get around and where attractions are placed. He is very friendly and easy to speak with. As a small hotel, the reception desk is not manned around the clock and a door key of given along with a room key. We arrived just before reception closed. If you know you will arrive after hours, the hotel will send you a code to access the door and your keys will be left at reception. The hotel offers tea and coffee in the afternoon in the breakfast room. Each guest room has a 'hot pot' and a selection of teas and instant coffees with more in the breakfast room if you need to restock. There are also a variety of free biscuits (the shortbread is wonderful) along with snacks to purchase through the honor bar. The honor bar also includes sodas, juices, beer and wine in two sizes (full size or single serve). Just keep track of what you take and tell reception at check-out. You'll find check lists on the sideboard to keep track. The staff seat you for breakfast. A pot of coffee and/or tea is brought to your table as requested, along with a basket of toast, or if you prefer, english muffin and scones. The sideboard includes a variety of jams, honey, cereals, yogurts and juices. The menu offers eggs, pancakes (listed as 'scotch pancakes'-see photo) bacon and the full English breakfast among others. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. When I asked for scrambled eggs and an English muffin (normally served on toast) it was a bit of a surprise to our English hosts, but they very gracefully acquiesced. The hotel has conservation measures in place. The waste basket in the room is for 'recycling only' while the basket in the bathroom is for 'trash'. You can also 'go green' meaning you reuse your towels and sheets and get a £3/day credit toward honor bar purchases. This saves water, and reduces the use of cleaning products. Love this option! The building itself is lovely. Wood paneling up the staircase if beautifully detailed. Crown molding, dressing table and seating areas in room, headboards and lighting. So many small, beautiful details. One item to note, there is no elevator in this building. Ground floor is reception and breakfast room (and kitchen). First floor up is four rooms with another four rooms on the second floor up. Be sure you can carry your luggage up the stairs when staying here. There is a bus stop very close to the hotel making it easy to get to and from the city center or take a half hour walk. On the way to town it's down hill, making the way back an up hill journey. If you drive to town, there is a car park near Victoria Park. At the hotel, you can pay to reserve a parking spot behind the hotel, or park on the street. We opted to park on street and were able to find spots very close. The hotel is located in a neighborhood with a few pubs, restaurants and a nearby pizza place within a 15 minute walk or less. Our check out was very early in the morning - before breakfast was served. We spoke w/Tim the morning before, settling up our honor bar. He sent us a receipt, via email, before the end of the day. This hotel is a real bright spot in our trip to Bath. I am so happy we found Cranleigh.

As Americans, we are doing one of those whirlwind tours through England, with a few days here and a…read morefew days there, trying to get in most of the country. This lovely bed and breakfast, far and away the most charming of our trip, made us want to forget the north of England and Scotland and stay in Bath, enjoying the beautiful city, but also the relaxing, welcoming and, well, beautiful Cranleigh house. The family who owns it is welcoming and affable, the food is delicious (just remember when they say pancakes, they really mean crepes), the showers hot and the rooms spectacular. The B & B is a bit out of the bustling down-town area. One could walk there in 1/2 an hour, but we drove into town and parked and walked from there. The bonus, of course, is that it is quiet and dark and easy to sleep, and more affordable than the B&Bs right in the middle of things. We definitely were happy with our decision. I already started planning our next trip back, and we will definitely stay longer next time!

I really honestly hate to knock independent businesses. Especially those who are family run and…read morehave been around for over 25 years, but I can't help it with this one. The rooms are awful. Damp everywhere, the beds look like they are 100years old and the mattresses had stains on them. The shower didn't even have a head on it and was either ice cold or boiled you alive. The breakfast wasn't even that great, and what's more they charge you upwards of £40 a night. I'm ashamed to say it, but you might actually get a more pleasant stay at the Premier Inn down the road.

A real old fashioned pub has a bit of a male feel but Kelvin makes everyone welcome. Great pub for…read morean early or very late drink the bus pass club arrives at 10.30! Penny will serve cool drinks even at that time! Give it time to grow on you.

From the owner: Traditional English Public House Offering Bed And Breakfast!read more