The Bath Hotel Lynmouth

Excellent staff and location if you want to stay in Lynmouth. Very nice room

Lovely suite. Staff were very helpful. Breakfast was excellent.

Food came in good time even though the chef was facing 5-10 orders. Newly refurbished decor is lovely. Check-in times were confusing but staff did well, given that the whole town is out-of-season right now.

Love this hotel so much. There was some confusion over the room that I thought I had booked, but that was really my fault rather than the hotel, but they went to all lengths to make sure we were happy - and we were. Staff are super friendly, not just in the hotel but the restaurant for breakfast and in the attached pub next door. Such a great stay - thank you for looking after us :)

Room nice and comfortable with a stunning view over the bay. Breakfast was buffet style with great quality food choices. We ate in the restaurant in the evening too and the food was lovely.

Staff

Quirky diuble "The Botanist' was lovely, very clean with fresh biscuits and tea and coffee provided. We were made aware of where we could find extra milk, coffee, towels etc by the reception staff. All staff were very accommodating. The bar was very pleasant with the staff giving good advice about cider and wine. Roast dinner was great - a real show stopper!

Excellent all round

We had a fantastic stay at the Bath Hotel. We were welcomed warmly and shown to our room, which was clean, warm and comfy. We ate in the hotel restaurant and the service we received was fabulous. The staff were so friendly and kind, and we were able to order from either menu which gave us such a wide choice! The food was delicious and we were well looked after. Breakfast was delicious with a great choice and again friendly service and attention. We will definitely be back! Thank you

Fabulous gem of a hotel, we had a wonderful weekend at The Bath Hotel. Staff are amazing!

All of the staff we encountered could not have been more helpful and cordial to us. The morning breakfast was wonderful!

This is not only a lovely hotel in a great location. The young team go out of their way in every regard: great, local food in their restaurant, very comfy bed and rooms, and the small things which make a difference: I note for example their sustainability efforts: biscuits and condiments in the room in refillable glasses, same with bathroom stuff (including toilet paper by ‘who gives a crap’), fresh milk in a fridge on the landing - no plastic or waste anywhere. Why can’t all hotels follow?

Fantastic room with sea view made for a magical stay, we added an extra night as it was so good. Loved the fresh milk in fridge to make hot drinks & the breakfast was lovely. Staff were all lovely, especially the young gentleman serving breakfast & the hotel is perfectly located in centre of Lynmouth.

Lovely quirky hotel. Staff were fab. Food was lovely and best mussels I’ve had, beating many good French restaurants. Bed was slightly uncomfortable as sloping a bit one way and a pillow menu would be good as I prefer really soft down ones. Good hot showers and loved the windows opening wide as sleep with fresh air even in winter so suited us well. Loved the lounge to sit in quietly as well on a drizzly day. 10/10

Lovely historic hotel in Lynmouth right by the water. Be aware that check-in ends at 10pm and front doors lock at 11pm, but staff are friendly and helpful if you need any accomodation around that. We called and were given instructions on how to get our keys on arrival after 10pm. As for our stay, the hotel was comfortable, quiet and lovely. The breakfast options were quite nice as well.

The major problem we found with this hotel was that we were on the second floor but there was no lift. Everything had to be carried up 2 flights of stairs.

Loved this hotel - excellent position as a base for us walking the SW coast path. Rooms were lovely and the receptionist was so helpful and a real asset to the hotel team, helpful and welcoming - THANK YOU :)

Bijou but perfectly formed and very comfortable. We mentioned the curtain rail was coming away from the wall and they were on it. The food and service was fantastic. We ate in the pub next door both nights and were very pleased with the standard of the food. The only critique was the meat pie, although tender and full of meat, it was very dry as though under a heat lamp for a while. The staff were super helpful and friendly. It is slightly more pricey than some hotels but the view and position contribute to this. A quality small hotel and would go again.

First impressions of an old fashioned hotel are immediately dispelled once you scratch below the surface. My beautiful clean and tidy room could not offer more. Good quality bed, nice decor, up to date bathroom with amazing shower, heated towel rail, extractor fan etc. The hotel is attached to a colourful pub next door and annexed by a dining room. Pub and restaurant staff are cheerful and professional. Small menu offers a good variety altho I'm must say, my creamy fish pie was a little dry for my taste. Great selection of ales and vino. Location of course is A1 and the hotel overlooks the harbour. The car park is reserved for Suite residents. When I looked out of my window this morning it was empty bar one car. On arrival I failed in my request to squeeze in on my non Suite status but there is easy parking on the street which is effectively free from 4pm until 10am. I would say the prices are favourable compared to the Rising Sun and criminally neglected Rock House. Neither have the vibrancy of The Bath Hotel.

Breakfast was an absolute highlight. Sadly the bin in my room was not emptied on arrival and there was hair on the bathroom floor that was not mine and a stain on one of the towels. The hotel reception was rarely open. Wi-Fi was appalling and often bordering on non-existent so couldn't do any work in the room, plus the dressing table wouldn't house a laptop. Nice quirky decor but the room was unbelievably hot and the lights flickered when something hummed outside the room. The stay was fine, just not better than that. Paid for off-site parking, and could imagine trying to park during peak season would be tricky.