Ssalvalasilvia The hotel is in very tiny village outside Bath, to reach the city there’s a bus with very few rides.
The hotel has a bar and a restaurant (you’ll need a reservation for that) but the menu is quite limited and old school (and pricey).
The room was spacious but with an old, unusable luggage rack. Not fitted to host 2 guests with two luggages.
Plus there were cobwebs and dust.
It’s an old hotel without AC but to counter the heatwave, they gave us the oldest and tiniest fan.
The plugs by the bed are hidden behind the furniture and not easy to reach.
Breakfast had little variety and if you’re vegan, or have dietary restrictions, you’ll most likely eat the same thing every day. I cannot comment on the coffee.
The staff is a gem. A special shoutout to the breakfast guys, the check-in counter ladies and the Greek gentleman at reception, he was super nice and helpful.
ゲゲストStayed at Wentworth House for one night. The location was handy — only about a 6 or 7-minute taxi ride into the centre of Bath. Parking on site was free, which is always a bonus, though spaces were limited. The shower worked fine with good hot water, and at £120 a night for three people, the price wasn’t unreasonable for Bath.
On the downside, the place is very dated and could do with some serious modernisation. Our room had a noticeable damp smell and the single-glazed windows didn’t help keep the room warm or quiet. I can’t comment on the food as we didn’t eat there, but overall, it’s an okay option if you just need somewhere for a night and aren’t too fussy — though a refresh would really lift the place.