Hotels near Bathampton Down in Bath

Nice building. It is a steep climb from the main road if you are walking. There is no car park facilities. Plenty of off street parking both on Bathwick Hill Road and North Road. Seemed quite safe. If you are on the second floor in the new building and have dust allergy.. run.. Self catering kitchen do not have any hot plates. But there is microwaves and work top ovens. Reception staff was very knowledgeable and obliging. We did enjoy our stay.

We booked directly, in January, with the hotel taking up an offer for our March stay. This is a 5 star hotel and we upgraded our room a few days before arrival. The room was lovely with a comfortable 4 poster bed and all facilities as expected. Breakfast was not as we had expected for a 5 star hotel. We had to choose a time to eat, did the earlier people have all the yoghurt? By the time (8.45) we arrived we were scraping the bottom of the deep jar and our cooked breakfast was a meagre portion. The potato cake was very thin, like cardboard, a single thin rasher of bacon and a slice of mushroom. Thank goodness I asked for a grilled tomato! We had to ask for toast that 1st morning. The coffee pot was barely enough for one, we had to ask for more! We had booked to eat in the Vellore Restaurant for my birthday but decided to cancel this, as seemed expensive and breakfast had put us off! So we chose to eat from the bar menu instead, taking the meal in the lounge. Unfortunately the room was pretty cold, we heard other guests complaining about this. Guests can ask for fresh milk to go with the complimentary tea and coffee, but be aware a tiny jug of milk is £6. However the staff were friendly and extremely helpful and the hotel is well situated for the town.

I recently stayed over at the YMCA Bath, while on a solo business trip. It ŵas wonderful, the hotel was clean and comfortable (free WiFi) and the Host, a chap named Clayton was so charming, helpful and friendly. He made my stay really great. I would fully recommend the YMCA Bath to anyone looking for a nice place to stay.

+ Convenient location, there is a big supermarket at the door + Beautiful surroundings + Wifi is 穏 -No drinking hot water -No hair dryer, careful selection of long hair in winter -The bed is very short, and the lower assistant cannot sit upright -The shower room is small, it is difficult to turn around, and the shower has a loud noise, and the timid roommate is scared to dare to take a shower -Without curtains, not much favoritism, especially in mixed-sex rooms, inconvenient -The shower room and toilet are on the next floor and the next floor, which is very troublesome. -Wooden stairs, relatively worn and noisy

A lovely two night stay at the Mill. The receptionist was so helpful and pleasant throughout the stay. Staff were all extremely friendly too. Accommodation, restaurant and bar were first class. Beautiful views of the river with the old water wheel. Good parking was a bonus. Buses into Bath City were every 20mins.

Hotel location is very good, very satisfied.

Hotel located in the town center and closed to the famous historic spots. Within 10 minutes walk and you could do shopping, sightseeing and dinning whatever you like. Hotel breakfast is great with vary choices of food. Additional a large car parking facility and supermarket just next to the hotel. It’s make your trip more convenient. Must book again if I go to Bath next time.

Last month we stayed in the Premier Inn 100 yds down the road from the Hampton and boy the hotels are like chalk and cheese with the Hampton winning hands down. Reception brighter with plenty of cheerful receptionists to check you in. Rooms are well laid out with everything you need including a safe, fridge, hair drier and iron. Lovely big walk in shower with plenty of toiletries to hand and lovely fluffy towels and believe it or not flannels. Two sets are laid out in the bathroom ready for use. We had a twin room and found the beds to be larger than an average single bed, very comfortable and lovely bed linen. The TV on the wall is huge with plenty of channels to keep you entertained. Wifi is free. As for the breakfast well we found plenty of choice - sausages, mushrooms, beans, hash browns and scrambled egg. There was toast, croissants and muffins, fresh fruit, cold meats and cheese and I also spied pots of Oats so Simple you could make up and a waffle maker which was very popular. Given that this was included in the price (unlike the competitor where you have to pay an additional £9.50 for breakfast) we found it was a good enough start to our day. Location is great with the only downside, as with most city hotels, there is no on site parking. Quids cheaper than the competitor when we booked what is not to like?

I was surprised to have booked an authentic British-style hotel with a history of more than 200 years. Clean, tidy, bright and elegant, the quilt is warm and the heating is sufficient. I ordered breakfast included. Breakfast is very formally ordered from the menu. It is worth more than 20 pounds and is very delicious. I think the price/performance ratio is high. The hotel is very close to the Royal Crescent, but there is a long slope. It is a bit difficult to carry suitcases with you. It is good if you have a car.

We stayed at the Ayrlington in the Orchid room which is situated below road/car park level so is a little on the gloomy side & in need of some touch up paint but as we didn't too spend much time in the room during our 2 night stay over Easter it wasn't a major issue. The bed was very comfortable, the shower was hot & powerful enough & the room has a safety deposit box & a large flatscreen TV. The a la carte breakfast overlooking the hotel's garden was delightful with several hot choices as well as fruit, cereals etc & was served over 3 sittings. The bar was a nice place to relax & drinks were reasonably priced for a city hotel. It costs £10 to park in the car park per night. Staff throughout our stay were extremely friendly & helpful. For us this hotel was perfectly positioned, being able bodied over sixties, the hotel is close enough for the sights in Bath city centre (around a 10 min walk to the Roman Baths, the Abbey or Pulteney Bridge/weir) but just far enough to be away from any noise.