The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa

One of the most extraordinary hotels we've stayed at. I want to go back just to take in all that the hotel has to offer. Bath is delightful but the Royal Crescent is a trip in itself

With the location being the very best one could hope for in the Royal Crescent itself I was greeted by Gerard, and shared a confession that whilst I was sent away to boarding school at the tender age of 8 and brought up by Irish Catholic nuns in Pakistan in the mountains of the Himalayas, and retained contact with one of the nuns from then to this day, I had yet to visit his hometown, Ireland. Katie next greeted me informing me that my room was already ready( as I had surgery 6 months ago and needed to rest when I could) and also informed me that I had been upgraded to a slightly more spacious room. Clara at the 24 hour Reception desk was charming and lost helpful, Adam very obliging and Dipeeka (whom I had the most interaction with at the Bar) whom I could speak with in Urdu and myself talked of how each of our grandfathers had given us so much love. Like her I could not say goodbye to mine but at least hers was prevented out of parental love rather than spite as was mine. The food was delicious the chicken schnitzel not being an evening dish the chefs supervised by Rob, graciously agreed to the request. The duck starter was delicious but the portion miniscule (hint, hint!) An experience to be remembered. The Jane Austen Centre is a good visit and Austen did have good times in Bath despite financial struggles upon her father s death when in Bristol. Thanks for a fantastic stay. With gratitude, Sam

Location of the hotel is brilliant The concierge staff were wonderful We did however feel the service compared to others around and those who recommended this hotel to us lacked somewhat Couple things in our room did not work Breakfast was very nice, lovely choice Some people got snacks with drinks others didn’t / some offered blankets when sat out, so it just felt a little personal everyone wasn’t treated the same We did ask for the room elements to be fixed and they were the next day (but why this wasn’t solved pre check in was disappointing On mentioning our experience at check out, we were apologised too but sadly we’d already paid for our room and apparently sorry is enough despite the premium spend

Lovely and relaxing stay. Loved the garden and the spa pool. The breakfast, afternoon tea, and dinner at the restaurant were all delicious and beautifully presented! And how fun to stay in the famous Royal Crescent!

Some of the staff let the hotel down , not approachable or welcoming, spa experience was not enjoyable

Such potential but let down by some of the staff and the spa. Great location, nice room, fantastic grounds, good restaurant. Restaurant staff were great. Therapists in the spa were great. Spa reception with the exception of Sarah let the hotel down and some staff on main reception could be more helpful too. Pool area was 'okay', changing rooms were shabby. I know they are refurbishing that area but current guests still have to use it! It's a shame as they are easy fixes which i hope are addressed.

Such a beautiful boutique hotel, the staff were attentive & friendly. We were lucky enough to have a front facing room, so enjoyed the people watching. Although the spa facilities are compact they were well thought out & felt luxurious

Bathroom was compact, but we understand that there are restrictions in historic properties

This was our fourth visit to the Royal Crescent Hotel and it was, as ever, excellent in every way. Simply the best hotel in Bath and we have stayed in quite a few.

The staff were all lovely and very attentive, We used the bar service which was excellent a great range of drinks and nibbles, the spa was lovely and really friendly staff and exceptionally clean, breakfast was amazing we both had the full English one of the days an i had the salmon and scrambled eggs another day which was georgeous.

nothing, are planning to go back later on in the year