Norton St. Philip Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Norton St. Philip, Bath

"What a fantastic location. Hotel is in a prime location. Warm welcome. Rooms had everything we needed. Breakfast choice was lovely we both enjoyed it. It’s fantastic the hotel link to the multistory carpark. "

"Brilliant historic hotel in the central of Bristol. Very friendly and efficient staff. Had a lovely one night stay."

"Beautiful little hotel right tin the middle of bath, very clean and elegant."

"Nice hotel in convenient location - but in need of an update. Furniture in room looked very well used."

"Always a good stay. Staff very friendly, food really tasty and great selection at the bar. Plenty of choices for breakfast and evening meals, for adults and children alike. Check in first around the back, then park in the multistorey at Cabot Circus. Easy! Price included in room cost. Hotel was busy (Easter hols) but quiet inside room. Air con quite noisy but not an issue. White noise... Traffic noise can take time to get used to if you're not from a city, but it drops off quite soon after 11pm, we found. Very happy to stay here and will do again. Central, accessible and felt well looked after."

"Hotel was great, clean, professional staff. The only issue I had was on check out when I discovered a £6.70 (12.5%) service charge for 2 meals and 2 drinks in the restaurant as I had charged it to my room. "

"Friendly staff, clean and comfortable room, and although the bathroom seemed a little worn it was very clean. Breakfast was ok. The rooms we had were an upgrade from the ones we booked, I think. The hotel was situated in a lovely area, with walking available along the river and the canal, and a couple of villages close by, containing decent pubs and restaurants. I would stay there again."

"Lovely hotel, Some staff very welcoming - the bar man and the waiter at breakfast went above and beyond. The room however was very warm and we could not get the air conditioning to work - even with the window open it was unbearable. The bathroom sink was a bit limescaley for my liking in what is classed as a high quality hotel. Overall the stay was lovely"

"Decor old and run down in places, dated and in need of refurbishment. Booked a double room and got the smallest room I can remember by UK standards. Double bed was pushed up against the wall so you could only get in from one side (it was really a single size room with a double bed squashed in!). Breakfast however was good. Overall, as a one night stay for a theatre visit to Bristol, the hotel met our requirements, with a good location, but did not meet our expectations. Car park is right next door, very convenient (£19 for 24 hours) but, as like many other reviews I’ve read, is terribly small with narrower than usual ramps - if you a larger than average car then park elsewhere."