Brighthampton Trip

I stayed with my son before his exam and our stay was just wonderful, in particular the hospitality of every staff. A porter even gave my son a notebook with a pen and a lovely message to wish him luck on his exam. We were very touched! It was a lovely stay overall - highly recommended!

The property is beautiful, the staff discreet and attentive and if all the rooms are like ours, well appointed and simply sublime. The location is central and almost perfect. If you have mobility issues (like we do) ensure you request a room directly adjacent the lift, otherwise stairs must be used. Additionally, ask how the en suite bathroom is set; ours had a (lovely to look at) high sided, freestanding bath with shower, very difficult (for us) to get in and out, also, there was no antislip mat. One last 'whinge' there are no tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms (they are in the guest reception room on the ground floor.

Perfect central location for meetings in the Bath area

Hotel is lovely… but it lacked some of the 5 star touches we had in previous visits. Disappointed that the spa delayed its opening times without informing guesting which resulted in is having to cut our visit short

We stayed her during the Bath Christmas markets. The hotel was great. The room was excellent, very clean, well equipped and beautifully furnished. Breakfast was okay, nothing special, but still nice enough. The hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. The complimentary umbrellas by the front door were a nice touch. My main issue with our stay was the extortionate price. We paid £620 (reduced from £688 due to an Expedia deal), for a two night stay in a deluxe king park view room, admittedly we came during the Christmas markets so can't complain too much, however, the price was still ridiculous, and too much for the quality of room and hotel.