Lansdown Grove Hotel

This is a beautiful Victorian building on the outskirts of Bath. It has been modernised with very careful thought to the original, beautiful architecture, making it a lovely but comfortable place to stay. I love that the bathroom was 'old style' but still had all the modern necessities. On entering, we were greeted by a lovely receptionist, who was delighted to share details of the area and best way to walk into the town. This we did - twice the same day. It is a bit of an uphill march to get back to the hotel, but we did it in about 20 minutes. We had gone to Bath to enjoy the town, see a play at The Royal Theatre and enjoy food and a drink. Being close enough to the town to walk, meant we did not need the car from arrival to departure, so left it in the Car Park at the hotel. The room was comfortable and the breakfast lovely, and they catered for our requirements for gluten free without problem. Overall, if I went back to Bath, I would certainly stay here again.

The staff were helpful friendly and always present. The location and parking were ok but up a steep hill so bus is best. The building is a period building with " charm" nice spacious communal spaces and restaurant. The room: Because i paid £70 per night and only stayed 2 nights i did not complain but if id paid any more or stayed longer i would have been compelled to. The windows did not shut properly and the smell of cooking food and noise from the kitchen ventilation filled the room in the morning and evening, even though i was on the 3rd floor. Walls in my room were not sound proofed & i could hear everything in the room next door. The foor tilted so much that even sitting on the toilet you leaned, not good If you are unstable on your legs.

Lovely old fashioned hotel, it was a bit of a trek from the lift to our room at the top but worth it for the view from the window. Breakfast was very good and beautifully presented. The staff were very polite and completely unobtrusive. Will definitely stay there again.