The Queensberry Hotel

Very charming. Lovely room. Amazing restaurant with attentive staff.

This is a beautiful hotel in a wonderful location near the Bath Assembly Rooms. It was easy to get around on foot to explore the center of the city and beyond. I loved my room - I wish I had it in my own home. Everything was tastefully done, the shower was amazing, and the bed was so comfortable. I enjoyed a meal at The Olive Tree, where a 3-course menu from this Michelen-starred restaurant costs about what a regular meal in another place would cost. The staff in both the hotel and restaurant are models for what great hospitality professionals should be.

I would have liked to have a Nespresso coffee maker in my room. And, if you have breakfast in the dining room, ask for a latte or flat white since the French press coffee is not very good.

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Brekkie

This is the 4th or 5th time we have stayed and enjoyed it as much as the previous visits. Great location, rooms a good size and feels like an oasis in central Bath. Service very good - easy check in and taking your car to be parked.

Stayed for a single night our first night in country and we could not have picked a better one. It is a lovely smaller hotel in Bath. Some quirks of period design but nothing unexpected. Helpful staff and great valets. Very high quality linens, bedding and toiletries. Great house bar and garden. Perfect location above town so close but a little less bedlam. A wonderful stay. Highly recommended.

The staff were very friendly and always on hand, which is particularly handy as they don't have dedicated parking so will help with luggage while you handle your car.

The room was very hot and we struggled to cool it down as it seemed to be in the whole building rather than specific radiators in the room. We also found it difficult to adjust the blinds and hold the window open, but these are minor concerns.