Anabelle's Guest House

Very central, which what was attracted us. Unfortunately room was on 3rd floor( which to be fair we did know, only after booking ) no lift and 6 flights of stairs, I'm 76 partner 71!!! Did find it a bit much in the end !! Breakfast was continental ,enough to get you going in the morning, tea and coffee making facilities in room which was good.rooms are basic and shared bathroom, which is a bit of a pain going downstairs in the middle of the night!! No reception as such ,but met Sergio manager/ owner (not sure)who was very helpful . No car park, but one opposite, bit expensive, we would go by train if we went to bath again. Plenty to do in Bath ,very interesting ,they were celebrating 250th Anniversary of Jane Austen when we were there.

The only good thing that I can say is that the location is great, close to the train station and city center. Although,..with that being said, there are plenty of other hotels in the area that are just as close. The room I stayed in was so small I couldn’t even open up my suitcase on the floor. The building is in poor shape. It says on the website there may be noise because of a bar right next door,but all the street noise was very loud during the day as well. There are a lot of people and constant buses stopping and going by. With the DJ dance club next door,…the music was so loud it felt as If I was in the club itself. I had to keep the window open since it was so warm and stuffy. There were people talking and yelling and even fighting outside my window ( which didn’t have a screen) around 3am. “Breakfast” was a joke. I read reviews of “ warm baked croissants “ but all that was there for 3 mornings in a row were pre packaged stale croissants, yogurt in a bowl, and the same dry cereal put out each day. Honestly the worst coffee I have ever tasted. I asked for cream and was told “no” by a lady who just walked away. She was the only person I rarely ever even saw in the 3 days I was there, So I was never told where to put my trash,or to get a clean towel.I realize this isn’t a 5 star hotel.But I would not return to stay here again because of the run down property, the insane noise,extremely poor breakfast and the feeling of being unsafe in the middle of the night!

My second stay here, Sergio has always been pleasant and checks how things have been every morning.

Super convenient location, nice host, breakfast is ok, good value.

great place to stay to vist bath

Good location near the train station and shopping

The owner was so nice and helpful

Sergio was a lovely host, everything was good. The only thing I think they could do better is with the breakfast, I know there wasn’t going to be a cooked but think there could be more choice of other things.

Clean, convenient location, affordable.

The guest house is located in the center of town, making it easy to find. It is also close to the central train station, bus station, fast food restaurants, tourist attractions, and shopping areas are nearby within walking. This convenient location makes traveling to nearby cities even easier.

Conveniently placed but run down and cramped. Loose taps on basin and blocked drain in basin and shower. Friendly manager Sergio, breakfast OK.

My son and I enjoyed our state and I would really.

I truly enjoyed my stay! My room was comfortable and clean and the Guesthouse was centrally located. The staff were friendly and welcoming.

Very Bad Experience

5 min walk from Bath Abbey and The Roman Baths. Manager was very friendly and knowledgeable on places to eat etc. Longstay car park almost opposite too.

Annabelle’s house was comfortable and in a great location. My room was clean and beds were comfortable. Very close to the train station and all the stores. On the weekends it is loud at night due to noise from the bar that is on the same street. But overall I really didn’t have any trouble sleeping and I appreciated the free breakfast!

Thank you for letting us stay. Sergio was very kind and helpful during our stay and the accomodation was excellent.

Very convenient to train station tourist sites and restaurants. The stairs were difficult for us.

Annabelle's Guest House had all the basics covered nicely: A helpful host, breakfast each morning, cleanliness, a comfortable bed, and the rooms were cosy which was nice to return to after after a cold rainy day. Note it is a share house, not a hotel so there are less amenities available. I'd recommend staying during the weekdays when it's generally less busy both in the town and at this property. You'll have a more comfortable stay. During the weekend the property was almost full, which changes the experience as it's a fairly small property which means you can hear the noise from other floors and you have to wait for the shared spaces. The streets are also much noisier come the weekends and the noise travels through. Most rooms share bathrooms one between two rooms. Best things: - Unbeatable location right in the centre of town. - Friendly host - Nice breakfast of yoghurts, cereals, fruit and toast (but note, it is meat-free) - Clean Could be better: - Noise levels/sound proofing - Relatively basic rooms - No desk or working space (at least in the twin room) - A bit stuffy and the only way to ventilate was to open the window and curtains which let in a lot of street noise and reduced privacy. - No easy parking (Bath central is generally not parking friendly so avoid bringing a car! Street parking is very rare and there are private carparks but they charge steep fees) Good for a relatively affordable, short stay.

Excellent!