The Bluebell

Convenient position, near bus stop for city centre, but walkable. Clean but could do with modernisation. Basic amenities in room but a small fridge would be useful. Plenty of fresh milk, water and apples in the hall but that meant two flights of narrow stairs to negotiate, and no chance of keeping the milk cold. Didn't see any information about bus times or places of interest and there was nowhere to sit down in the room except on the bed. It wasn't a huge problem for us as the good weather meant we didn't need to be in the room much. Bathroom clean and with good facilities. Suitable for a short stay but wouldn't recommend for more than a couple of nights. Biggest issue was the step up to our room. It could do with a hazard strip, very easy to fall over it.

This is NOT a hotel. This is a narrow row-house with nine tiny rooms for rent, and no one to let you in. The absentee manager will email you a door code a couple of hours before the check-in time, and if you have any difficulty accessing your email, you'll be sleeping in your car. Speaking of cars, absentee manager, when reached by phone, incorrectly advised us that the only nearby car park was about to close for a festival (it was not), causing us some panic. If you want to run a hotel, you must commit to being present when guests arrive - or alternatively, being honest about this in your self-description. Our room, by the way, was just big enough to fit one double bed, and the bathroom was microscopic. No elevator and no a/c.

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Cosy, comfortable and clean rooms in Bath. Great location and I loved my stay!

My wife and I visited for a show in town, and the hotel was in a great location for accessing the town centre. The decoration was unique and really pleasant, the bathroom was lovely, and the bed was very comfy. We also really enjoyed having keypads to access both the building and room so we didn’t have to worry about keys/cards.