Bath Hotel Guide - Bath Public Library hotels in Bath, United States of America.

"Property built from an original house in 1778 and upgrade in 1920s, so it's a charming New England inn with nice cottages. They serve food but it costs, in an age when people might expect breakfast included. Dinner as well, although dinner has a higher quality menu. Beautiful area. Staff/owners are very nice. Not wheelchair accessible in the main building. Polly's Pancake House nearby."

"When you book a room, make sure to check if you are staying in the annex building because you have to cross to the other side of the road to get to the main building. If you use their pool, they don’t have a dressing room or shower room. They don’t have a water station or complimentary bottled water. If you want a nice picture of the mountain, go to the main building, not the annex building, because all you will see is the main building and the parked cars; however, you can still see the mountain. I only liked the location because it is very close to Flume Gorge."

"It was nice"

"Great stay great group of beautiful ladies thank you "

"Breakfast was fine, pillows were flat as a flitter, greatly affected my sleep."

"Room is very outdated. Burns in the rug. Walls should be redone. Bring your own pillows. They were uncomfortable. Definitely Was quiet for sure."

"The root was decent! The whole place is fine, but being totally candid, it needs some upkeep!"

"It was very comfy and the hot tub was a pleasure"

"Enjoyed the stay, the cabin was very clean, wifi was a bit slow but you are there to relax! Fire pit is a lovely touch. Would recommend bringing soap, throw blanket, your own pillow and smores kit"