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"The hotel is extremely close to all the main attractions and just a 5-minute walk from Southgate Shopping Centre. For those driving, discounted on-site parking is available; overnight parking was around £10 after a £6 discount. The staff are friendly and attentive, often checking in to ensure guests are satisfied. Highly recommended for a stay in Bath!"

"Z Hotel’s location is excellent. Central yet not too busy with lots of eating options (including in-house restaurant reasonably priced), Five Guys burger and Pizza Express virtually next door. Sainsbury and Tesco Express for groceries and tidbits within easy walking distance. Roman Baths and Abbey less than 5 mins walk. Pulteney Bridge & Weir, Guildhall Market all within a hop and a skip away. Room is typical small size but comfortable. Staff is superb and friendly, luggage storage provided with a smile. Love! Bath is fantastic. I can definitely live here and enjoying all the parks. Even in the frigid coldwave, I bundled up and explored all the gorgeous parks & gardens feeling like a Bridgerton extra promenade-ing🤣❤️"

"Stayed for one night and couldn’t fault the location – literally a couple of minutes’ walk from the Roman Baths, Pump Rooms and everything else in the centre. Perfect for exploring Bath on foot. The hotel itself is lovely: modern, spotless, with fantastic facilities. Staff were genuinely friendly and helpful – I sent a message via feedback email for additional biscuits to find they had read the email and dropped them off. They clearly read and act on feedback, which makes a big difference. Only downsides: the pillows are thick and puffy – if you prefer flatter pillows it’s worth requesting in advance. Also, parking is the typical city-centre headache: no on-site spaces, so you’re directed to the nearest public car park about 5-7 minutes’ walk away. Dropping bags means parking temporarily, unloading, then moving the car – and it added roughly £20 per day to the stay. Overall, despite the pillow and parking niggles, I’d happily stay again. Excellent hotel in a perfect spot – just be aware of those two small drawbacks if they’d bother you. Highly recommended overall!"

"We stayed at the Lansdowne Grove during our recent trip to Bath Christmas Market . This hotel is very comfortable , warm and welcoming . We loved the location it was easy to get into the centre but be warned its a very steep climb back up to . The beds are extremely comfortable although the pillows not so much . Our room had everything you could possibly need , the shower was amazing and loads of hot water .There was loads of options for breakfast too overall good value for money and we will definitely be back ."

"The service at this hotel was excellent. Due to an unexpected change in our travel plans, we had to modify our original two-day stay, changing both the dates and duration. The hotel staff were incredibly accommodating and friendly, and kindly waived any change or cancellation fees. For parking, you need to get a discount code from the front desk, which brings the cost down to £17.5. Otherwise, it's £50 for 24 hours. PS: A few days after we checked out, an unpleasant incident happened. We had definitely paid for parking when we left, but a few days later, the hotel emailed us, claiming we hadn't paid and threatening a £35 fine. My advice to anyone renting a car in the UK is to always keep your receipts for parking fees and any other similar expenses."

"the room was average, cleanliness definitely could’ve been better. the surfaces were not wiped down in my room and the remote control was scary to touch enough to make me not want to use the television. all else was great, good location, friendly staff and the breakfast was goodtoo."

"Very beautiful room in style, size and accessories. The only problem is the stairs to get to the rooms, it is important to know if you are unable or have large suitcases. 20 minute walk from Bath station. 18 minutes by bus and on foot. Overall I recommend it without hesitation."

"The room was a delightful surprise – vibrant, stylish, clean, and comfortable. The hotel's location is super convenient for both the train station and local attractions. Inside the room, there were complimentary drinks, coffee, and tea. What was especially unexpected and helpful was finding an iron, which was perfect for smoothing out my wrinkled dress. Of course, the hotel isn't without its quirks; being an older building, getting to the room felt a bit like navigating a maze of twists and turns, and the soundproofing could be better. However, getting a good night's sleep was ultimately what mattered. Plus, ironing my clothes in the morning with the sunlight streaming through the window was quite a pleasant experience."

"5 minutes walk to the center. The room was clean and spacious. I stayed in the Chinese room right in front of the stairs on the first floor... The room was big and nice, but I could hear all the noise outside. I didn't pay much attention to the parking lot view, but the silhouette of the shower and toilet can be seen from the parking lot. I was too lazy to move rooms, so I asked for a big towel to cover the window. I think this part needs to be improved. Also, there is a £10 parking fee... I wish they didn't charge it in the off season."

"You can see the city on a small hill, the environment is good, the soundproofing of the room is average, the kitchen has a pot but no stove. Room 2 is on a super steep staircase, the soundproofing and heat preservation of the room are average, and the heating is broken. I fixed it myself and it was barely warm on the second night. The front desk and staff are very friendly and solve the problem in time. But I may not stay again. I can stay in Premier Inn for a little more money."