Very nice place, worth to try. Cross the street was Clarks front door, all the village was full of…read morehistory

Seems pretty popular for Sunday lunch, but fairly quiet the rest of the time…read more Nice looking place inside and out and bar staff pretty friendly. Drinks are fairly varied and averagely priced. Shame it's a chain with generic (not all that cheap) pub menu Worth trying though.

I've had a lot of afternoon teas but this one by far, is the best I've had…read more Plus I'm in England having it! Also got lucky with it still being coronation month when I was there, they still had the coronation high tea. Perfect! The Royal crescent hotel is a stellar location to have the tea at. Definitely in a league if it's own, in Bath. The hotel itself was fascinating and very classic and beautiful. The restaurant where you have the tea is in the grounds and the scenery is just stunning. Lush greenery everywhere and beautiful flowers, and just the most beautiful setting for a very classy British tea. We all opted for the Coronation high tea, and I added a glass of champagne, because why not! We all picked our teas from an extensive list. I had the masala chai which was a nice take on the Indian chai with spices . Others had granny's garden, morning dew and the yunnan black tea. Lots of different colors! The champagne was also lovely! The tiered plates came with lots of delicious bites, the finger sandwiches were awesome, they had smoked salmon, the classic cucumber, egg salad, roast beef, and we opted for some vegetarian ones too, the roasted red pepper , basil and lemon hummus was my favorite. The plum tomato chutney also really good, and there was a guacamole, dill and lime one. You get unlimited amounts of finger sandwiches! The bread was so nice and grainy and soft. The array of sweet treats was mind boggling. Cakes, pastries, scones with real clotted cream and jam! Bath buns, specialty of the area Kinda really loved the scones and bath buns. The cute chocolate crown on the brownie was adorable and delicious. Everything here was just fabulous. Such a fun afternoon experience with my high school friends. The service was awesome, felt very high society ! One of the fanciest teas I've had.

Absolutely amazing tasting menu for dinner is this historic hotel. Our suite was right next to the…read morerestaurant which made it quite convenient. The grounds are immaculate as you are escorted to your room. We spent a pretty penny but well worth it while visiting the Roman Baths which were less than a Mile away. Breakfast was included during our stay. Instead of going to restaurant for a full breakfast we opted for the breakfast in bed which consisted of a continental breakfast with meats n cheeses as well as coffee, tea and juices. Very satisfying.

Where do I start? Everything was over the top WONDERFUL…read more Before I arrived, the staff helped guide us to their location (GPS was adamant on not rerouting), which lasted for 15-20 minutes. Upon arrival, a staff member greeted me as soon as the car door closed. I was immediately escorted with a tiny tour of the hotel, and shown the room. No paperwork, no painful sign in. Room was smartly and traditionally appointed. I stayed in the Africa room, which turned out to be very comfy and nice. No heavy, gaudy decor. Clean with comfortable amenities. Bottled water and whole fruit were nice touches. View of the garden were stunning. Also nice place to have a friend or 3 over for a chat or games in the sitting area of the room. The only negative is because the room has hardwood floors, I felt like my neighbor could hear me walk, as well as hear me open and close my door to my room. I immediately fell in love with the drawing room. A fantasy come true space, where I could pretend I am British royalty and enjoy the Ruinart Champagne. Dinner was when I decided I wanted it- with no reservations needed. Simply walk out to the patio and enjoy the summer, gardens, stars and divinity of excellent food, presentation, portion size and service. On a side note, I felt like the guests staying in the rooms behind the patio could hear my dinner conversation/discussion. Gym- excellent variety of well maintained machines and clean. Breakfast was lovely- fresh baked croissants, espresso coffees with fresh squeezed sweet orange juice. I got a window seat with view of the gardens and hot air balloons off in the distance. With a 2 night stay, I felt slightly enclosed in and had to concentrate on keeping my space private. It seemed like you couldn't speak too freely, because somebody could be outside your window admiring the flowers and accidentally get an earful. Maybe it was the hardwood floors in the room where sound resonances? Adding in my dinner experience, this could be why I feel this way. However, this is part of the "homey/family" feel and should not be changed. Service was excellent. I asked to have my room serviced, but was told the maids had gone home. However when I returned back to the room, it was alllllll clean!! Did some of the garden gnomes clean it? Nonetheless, this hotel rates 5 stars on every aspect. By the way, did I mention how much I loved the drawing room? And how pretty the garden was? Didn't have tea or use the spa. Next trip!

March 2026; We very much enjoyed our stay at the Bath Priory. The restaurant is quaint and the…read morehotel is lovely. Dishes were very good and flavorful. Resturant overlooks a beautifully manicured garden and the service was good. I recommend the resturant if staying at the hotel :)

I was here recently for a 25 person private function and had a wonderful time…read more Tucked away in the cobbled streets of Frome, the Archangel is a beautiful boutique hotel, renovated from an old coaching house in such a way that the modern glass additions manage to enhance rather than detract from the charm of the original building. Perhaps one of the best indications of the quality of the place was that local people had come to have lunch and drink in the courtyard. Certainly in this country there are not a lot of people who volunteer to drink in their local hotel. But with the Archangel's reasonable pricing and great food I don't really blame them. We had ordered in advance from a 3 course prix fixe menu and the food was excellent, even for a pesky vegetarian like myself. The timings between courses were seemless and the setting - the naval room - was lovely. Unfortunately I was not staying in the hotel, but I was taken on a tour by friends who were and the rooms were stunning - tastefully done Florentine renaissance style accent walls in warm romantic colours and unique features in each suite. The free standing baths remained a talking point for the entire weekend! If you are going to Frome this is definitely the place to stay.

Located in the heart of Frome, this refurbished hotel is a mixture of modern and medieval history…read more With it's exposed wooden beams and country feel, the perfect romantic getaway or relaxation oasis. Although, it's not the place for giants as there are low ceilings or if you're not good stairs as it's a bit like the Burrow from Harry Potter. The upstairs rooms on the top floor are deluxe double beds, with an ensuite, a large old fashioned bathtub, tv and complimentary tea and coffee. If you prefer a shower, the rooms located in the courtyard near the pub are the one for you. Make sure to take advantage of the barn style pub and restaurant, which serve up good quality seasonal food at reasonably prices if you're not after the usual pub grub. I enjoyed a classic beef burger which hit the spot and the tasting plate, accompanied by local beer and cider. For breakfast, there is proper cafe quality coffee and tea is by UK brand teapigs. There is a range of hot and continental options. I had the eggs royale, which exceeded my expectation of hotel breakfasts. After researching and sussing out a few places to stay, this one seemed the best, a real small town gem. I'll definitely be back!

Has a really cool location by the river in Salisbury. We finally got some good fish and chips with…read moreyummy cider. I didn't like the "local brew" but it was still a good value. You can charge your phone at the slot machine! ;-)

Went for the first time Saturday and it will be my last. Ordered a burger special wh bacon. The…read morebottom bun was rock hard,the patties were burnt.Absolute disappointment

We really enjoyed our Ribeye steaks which were cooked and presented perfectly. The staff were very…read morefriendly and accommodating and the whole pub was very clean and tidy.

In this day and age, a pub cannot survive on beer alone, especially if there's another one a couple…read moreof hundred yards down the road. So, most pubs offer food and, again, each pub tries to outdo the competition. What remains? Atmosphere? That is certainly a big selling point, but, in Salisbury, there are more pubs with the 'olde worlde' ambience than you can shake a stick at. The 'New Inn' scores with its secluded beer garden, a quiet retreat that makes you forget the city is only a pace away. And, there's a great view of the Cathedral; a nice place to meet, and sit and have a leisurely drink with friends on a sunny afternoon. And, what if it isn't sunny? Well, the atmosphere inside is just as welcoming and, although I can't speak for the food I didn't have any the beer (Badger Brewery) is excellent.

A beautiful building located in a quiet area within walking distance of the city center. They also…read morehave parking, which is very convenient. Our room was very small, but not unlike other places we stayed at on this trip to the UK. It was very comfortable despite it's small size and the breakfast was excellent. The standout part of our stay though was the staff. They were so incredibly attentive. Emailing before we arrived to ask if we needed parking, offering to make us dinner reservations in town, even offering us another room when we arrived since ours was close to the reception area. A great experience. Highly recommended.

Overall, from reservations to arrival, very friendly and accomodating staff. Unfortunately, I…read morebooked during a holiday event so the standard afternoon tea was replaced with a themed one, most of which my palate didn't take a fancy to. However, it was beautifully and cheekily presented, so have to give points for that. The Roseate is barely outside the centre of Bath. A very easy, short walk once you cross the bridge if you decide to first visit the centre to work up an appetite.

I had a vegetarian Sunday Roast here. It was delicious. The gravy was tasty, the Yorkshire pudding…read morewas puffy, airy bit very satisfying. Presentation of my plate was delectable and of course, I ate every morsel of the food even though the portion was huge. The rest of the gang had the meat Sunday roast. Their gravy was even tastier. We were a large group of over ten, three adults and the rest are children ages 10-19. The waitress worked hard to accommodate us by jig-saw puzzling small tables together to make us comfortable and felt important. I love this place. Of course I love EVERYTHING about Wells.

The bread with herbed butter and parmesan breadsticks were both good. The vegetarian curry over…read morebrown rise was extremely hot and lacked any real flavor depth...just heat! Service was spotty, about 10 minutes elapsed between the first two meals coming out and then the last two. A pretty disappointing meal experience for all parties.