The Windsor Townhouse Air conditioned rooms

It was a disappointing stay. The room was poor and full of damp odour (and bathroom damp). The breakfast was average. The maximum street parking is 2 hours, which costs £6. Unknown to us, a service charge of 10% was added to our account at check-out. I wasn't content. After protesting about the additional bill/pricing, which did not match Hotel.com, the receptionist reluctantly removed the expensive service charge costs. I did not take photos of the extent of the black visible damp .. as I didn't want to spoil further my stay

advertise parking on web site but apparently "only just stopped offering permits" we booked this hotel on the basis it advertised parking. It took well over 10 mins to gain late morning access via front door due to only one staff member trying to juggle breakfast. after dropping case off prior to shopping, requested to pre-order breakfast the night before. arrival after 3pm to be requested breakfast order. in room no towels - (still in tumble dryer) shower head filthy and sprayed out everywhere with little pressure. most annoying thing was never at anytime where we advised that our room rate was room only "and breakfast was optional"!! i assumed wrongly that we had B & B and pre-ordered as requested so was somewhat disappointed upon check out that we had to pay an additional £30 for tow breakfast- this should have been made clear upon check in.

I would very definitely stay at The Windsor Townhouse again, not only because it was conveniently located within easy walking distance of Bath city centre, but also because all the staff made me feel very welcome and ensured that I enjoyed being their guest. This townhouse is a four-storey building that’s part of an impressive 18th century Bath stone terrace. It’s appropriately decorated and furnished in bright, clean period style, and all the rooms have appropriate names. The charming leather fob on my key ring was embossed with the name ‘Henrietta’. I didn’t mind that there was no lift, because I enjoyed imagining what it would have been like two centuries ago climbing the staircase with its ornate banisters. Unlike a Georgian resident, I had the benefit of an en suite shower room with fresh white towels and a generous supply of good quality toiletries. The room had everything I needed, and more, with plenty of sockets to plug in the appliances (including a microwave, and a small fridge containing sachets of fresh milk for hot drinks) and to recharge my phone. After a good night’s sleep in the comfortable bed, I went down to the light and airy ground floor dining room to choose the “Bath breakfast” (a delicious “full English”) from a tempting menu that invited me to help myself to juices and cereals from the Dresser. A pot of tea, and a basket of toast with dishes of jam and marmalade were brought to my table, and I was pleasantly full before being offered more.

Delightful stay in this Georgian property. Tastefully furnished (with possible need for a refresh of some wallpapers). Really helpful lady running things when we were there. Very well cooked breakfast included in price. Overnight car parking in nearby shopping centre.

Our reception was welcoming and friendly, unfortunately the reception is only open a short time (until 2 pm). This hotel has no parking, no bar, nobody around - why have I paid £250 for this. Furnishings are dated, chairs were fraying, and it was last decorated in the dark ages. Scuffs on the wall, dust everywhere. Double bed consisted of two single (trampoline) beds rammed together with a grand canyon between you both. Carpet is very old so we kept our socks on just to be sure. There are spare dog blankets in the drawer if you get cold. Overloaded multi electric extension leads with no overload protection. The Lyons go-joe coffee packets left in the room were awful. Not even a box of tissues available. This is 3-star at best, might be better with: - New carpets - Repainted room - Proper double bed - New mattress - Sort electrics out in the room (needs updating) - Coffee pod system - Some wine glasses for the room 5 star hotels do not do plastic flowers on the table at breakfast. There were several lightbulbs out on the main staircase. Breakfast was a locally sourced: - 1x Walls sausage - 1x skinny piece of bacon - With cold beans served on a cold plate On the plus side the service at breakfast was good & polite. The small bits of fruit at the start were a nice touch. Unfortunately this is a 3 star at most. It is run like an AirBnB with a cooked breakfast.

Close to RR station, clean, well kept. But if you use air conditioner, be advised condensation will drip on table below, making everything wet by morning. Place towel underneath Lodging on 3rd fl with no lift. best not bring heavy luggage. Breakfast starts at 8 a.m., a bit late for me leaving at 6:30 a.m.

Not 5 star room nothing like pictures very small decor very tired needs refurbishing floor in bedroom very uneven and sloping in bathroom bath not worth having as tiny chipped and rusting mould on tiles and ceiling in bathroom! Bedroom very dusty with dirty carpets tiny tv and no usb charging curtains didn’t close properly and no main switches by bed to turn lights off had to get out of bed!!!

It was a disappointing stay. The room was poor and full of damp odour (and bathroom damp). The breakfast was average. The maximum street parking is 2 hours, which costs £6. Unknown to us, a service charge of 10% was added to our account at check-out. I wasn't content. After protesting about the additional bill/pricing, which did not match Hotel.com, the receptionist reluctantly removed the expensive service charge costs. I did not take photos of the extent of the black visible damp .. as I didn't want to spoil further my stay

advertise parking on web site but apparently "only just stopped offering permits" we booked this hotel on the basis it advertised parking. It took well over 10 mins to gain late morning access via front door due to only one staff member trying to juggle breakfast. after dropping case off prior to shopping, requested to pre-order breakfast the night before. arrival after 3pm to be requested breakfast order. in room no towels - (still in tumble dryer) shower head filthy and sprayed out everywhere with little pressure. most annoying thing was never at anytime where we advised that our room rate was room only "and breakfast was optional"!! i assumed wrongly that we had B & B and pre-ordered as requested so was somewhat disappointed upon check out that we had to pay an additional £30 for tow breakfast- this should have been made clear upon check in.

We stayed at the hotel for 1 night in early December for our wedding anniversary and the room was terrible… Not worth the money we spent and disappointed with our experience. Below were the main issues: 1) Room was very tired with flaking paint and wallpaper 2) No hand towels 3) No bath mat 4) Shower head was leaking 5) Tap cover was missing 6) Lampshade didn’t work 7) Closet had literally no space to fold or hang clothes (see picture) - Also had a microwave in it! I made a complaint to the desk who offered us 10% off or a free breakfast which felt like a slap in the face. A 2* experience from a 5* hotel… Would recommend you avoid.

I would very definitely stay at The Windsor Townhouse again, not only because it was conveniently located within easy walking distance of Bath city centre, but also because all the staff made me feel very welcome and ensured that I enjoyed being their guest. This townhouse is a four-storey building that’s part of an impressive 18th century Bath stone terrace. It’s appropriately decorated and furnished in bright, clean period style, and all the rooms have appropriate names. The charming leather fob on my key ring was embossed with the name ‘Henrietta’. I didn’t mind that there was no lift, because I enjoyed imagining what it would have been like two centuries ago climbing the staircase with its ornate banisters. Unlike a Georgian resident, I had the benefit of an en suite shower room with fresh white towels and a generous supply of good quality toiletries. The room had everything I needed, and more, with plenty of sockets to plug in the appliances (including a microwave, and a small fridge containing sachets of fresh milk for hot drinks) and to recharge my phone. After a good night’s sleep in the comfortable bed, I went down to the light and airy ground floor dining room to choose the “Bath breakfast” (a delicious “full English”) from a tempting menu that invited me to help myself to juices and cereals from the Dresser. A pot of tea, and a basket of toast with dishes of jam and marmalade were brought to my table, and I was pleasantly full before being offered more.

Great location and good value, especially as I booked pretty late. Property itself is very nice, the room I booked was a little tired decor wise, but was clean and everything worked. Breakfast very good.

Delightful stay in this Georgian property. Tastefully furnished (with possible need for a refresh of some wallpapers). Really helpful lady running things when we were there. Very well cooked breakfast included in price. Overnight car parking in nearby shopping centre.

So cute. Could use a little touch up paint and calk in the bathroom.

Our reception was welcoming and friendly, unfortunately the reception is only open a short time (until 2 pm). This hotel has no parking, no bar, nobody around - why have I paid £250 for this. Furnishings are dated, chairs were fraying, and it was last decorated in the dark ages. Scuffs on the wall, dust everywhere. Double bed consisted of two single (trampoline) beds rammed together with a grand canyon between you both. Carpet is very old so we kept our socks on just to be sure. There are spare dog blankets in the drawer if you get cold. Overloaded multi electric extension leads with no overload protection. The Lyons go-joe coffee packets left in the room were awful. Not even a box of tissues available. This is 3-star at best, might be better with: - New carpets - Repainted room - Proper double bed - New mattress - Sort electrics out in the room (needs updating) - Coffee pod system - Some wine glasses for the room 5 star hotels do not do plastic flowers on the table at breakfast. There were several lightbulbs out on the main staircase. Breakfast was a locally sourced: - 1x Walls sausage - 1x skinny piece of bacon - With cold beans served on a cold plate On the plus side the service at breakfast was good & polite. The small bits of fruit at the start were a nice touch. Unfortunately this is a 3 star at most. It is run like an AirBnB with a cooked breakfast.

Close to RR station, clean, well kept. But if you use air conditioner, be advised condensation will drip on table below, making everything wet by morning. Place towel underneath Lodging on 3rd fl with no lift. best not bring heavy luggage. Breakfast starts at 8 a.m., a bit late for me leaving at 6:30 a.m.

Not 5 star room nothing like pictures very small decor very tired needs refurbishing floor in bedroom very uneven and sloping in bathroom bath not worth having as tiny chipped and rusting mould on tiles and ceiling in bathroom! Bedroom very dusty with dirty carpets tiny tv and no usb charging curtains didn’t close properly and no main switches by bed to turn lights off had to get out of bed!!!

It was a disappointing stay. The room was poor and full of damp odour (and bathroom damp). The breakfast was average. The maximum street parking is 2 hours, which costs £6. Unknown to us, a service charge of 10% was added to our account at check-out. I wasn't content. After protesting about the additional bill/pricing, which did not match Hotel.com, the receptionist reluctantly removed the expensive service charge costs. I did not take photos of the extent of the black visible damp .. as I didn't want to spoil further my stay

I would very definitely stay at The Windsor Townhouse again, not only because it was conveniently located within easy walking distance of Bath city centre, but also because all the staff made me feel very welcome and ensured that I enjoyed being their guest. This townhouse is a four-storey building that’s part of an impressive 18th century Bath stone terrace. It’s appropriately decorated and furnished in bright, clean period style, and all the rooms have appropriate names. The charming leather fob on my key ring was embossed with the name ‘Henrietta’. I didn’t mind that there was no lift, because I enjoyed imagining what it would have been like two centuries ago climbing the staircase with its ornate banisters. Unlike a Georgian resident, I had the benefit of an en suite shower room with fresh white towels and a generous supply of good quality toiletries. The room had everything I needed, and more, with plenty of sockets to plug in the appliances (including a microwave, and a small fridge containing sachets of fresh milk for hot drinks) and to recharge my phone. After a good night’s sleep in the comfortable bed, I went down to the light and airy ground floor dining room to choose the “Bath breakfast” (a delicious “full English”) from a tempting menu that invited me to help myself to juices and cereals from the Dresser. A pot of tea, and a basket of toast with dishes of jam and marmalade were brought to my table, and I was pleasantly full before being offered more.

There has been not any trouble of my stay. The access to the house and the room are straightforward and simple. The location is great. A few minutes from the city centre by walking, but is on the quiet and grand street. The breakfast was good with a few choices which is a surprise to me. My only issue is with the bathroom, which is tiny. I found it quite difficult to get into and out the shower cubic. My overall experience is positive. Very comfortable place to stay for a night.

Loved the Windsor Room

Hotel was a lovely Georgian property but decor a bit tired in places particularly in our room. The young staff were very friendly, and helpful but we did feel they were stretched especially at breakfast time. It was very warm when we visited and the aircon in bedroom was not v efficient. Felt the service charge should have been made clearer at time of booking & that it was discretionary.

The canopy bed was very soft and comfortable. Everything was lovely for my Daughter and I making our overnight stay in Bath very special. The canopy bed would look better with the canopy curtains shown in the booking link. Breakfast was wonderful. Thank you

Lovely bedroom, close to all attractions. Excellent food. Staff really attentive and welcoming. Would definitely recommend

So cute. Could use a little touch up paint and calk in the bathroom.

Lovely period type hotel in a fantastic location ! Staff were excellent as was breakfast . Only issue was getting hot water for a shower for our family staying on the top floor Would definitely stay again 👍

It was a disappointing stay. The room was poor and full of damp odour (and bathroom damp). The breakfast was average. The maximum street parking is 2 hours, which costs £6. Unknown to us, a service charge of 10% was added to our account at check-out. I wasn't content. After protesting about the additional bill/pricing, which did not match Hotel.com, the receptionist reluctantly removed the expensive service charge costs. I did not take photos of the extent of the black visible damp .. as I didn't want to spoil further my stay

advertise parking on web site but apparently "only just stopped offering permits" we booked this hotel on the basis it advertised parking. It took well over 10 mins to gain late morning access via front door due to only one staff member trying to juggle breakfast. after dropping case off prior to shopping, requested to pre-order breakfast the night before. arrival after 3pm to be requested breakfast order. in room no towels - (still in tumble dryer) shower head filthy and sprayed out everywhere with little pressure. most annoying thing was never at anytime where we advised that our room rate was room only "and breakfast was optional"!! i assumed wrongly that we had B & B and pre-ordered as requested so was somewhat disappointed upon check out that we had to pay an additional £30 for tow breakfast- this should have been made clear upon check in.

Very good location, few mins walk to city centre. Nice and friendly staffs. Good options breakfast menu.

Excellent value for money in a city central location Staff couldn't have been more helpful

The service was excellent, staff very friendly. It is a beautiful building with lovely rooms and comfortable beds. The breakfast was delicious. We really enjoyed our stay.

Hotel was a lovely Georgian property but decor a bit tired in places particularly in our room. The young staff were very friendly, and helpful but we did feel they were stretched especially at breakfast time. It was very warm when we visited and the aircon in bedroom was not v efficient. Felt the service charge should have been made clearer at time of booking & that it was discretionary.

Great little spot, excellent staff

Reception only staffed between 2-4 pm, towels not ready when arrived at 2 pm and no milk in room during stay despite requesting

Our reception was welcoming and friendly, unfortunately the reception is only open a short time (until 2 pm). This hotel has no parking, no bar, nobody around - why have I paid £250 for this. Furnishings are dated, chairs were fraying, and it was last decorated in the dark ages. Scuffs on the wall, dust everywhere. Double bed consisted of two single (trampoline) beds rammed together with a grand canyon between you both. Carpet is very old so we kept our socks on just to be sure. There are spare dog blankets in the drawer if you get cold. Overloaded multi electric extension leads with no overload protection. The Lyons go-joe coffee packets left in the room were awful. Not even a box of tissues available. This is 3-star at best, might be better with: - New carpets - Repainted room - Proper double bed - New mattress - Sort electrics out in the room (needs updating) - Coffee pod system - Some wine glasses for the room 5 star hotels do not do plastic flowers on the table at breakfast. There were several lightbulbs out on the main staircase. Breakfast was a locally sourced: - 1x Walls sausage - 1x skinny piece of bacon - With cold beans served on a cold plate On the plus side the service at breakfast was good & polite. The small bits of fruit at the start were a nice touch. Unfortunately this is a 3 star at most. It is run like an AirBnB with a cooked breakfast.

Terrible stuff! It was told to us that as requested we would find a crib for our daughter in our room but when we arrived there wasn't any.

We liked where it was situated. Not right in town but only a short walk to restaurants,coffee shops and all the tourist sights.

Very good location, few mins walk to city centre. Nice and friendly staffs. Good options breakfast menu.

Location is perfect.

I would very definitely stay at The Windsor Townhouse again, not only because it was conveniently located within easy walking distance of Bath city centre, but also because all the staff made me feel very welcome and ensured that I enjoyed being their guest. This townhouse is a four-storey building that’s part of an impressive 18th century Bath stone terrace. It’s appropriately decorated and furnished in bright, clean period style, and all the rooms have appropriate names. The charming leather fob on my key ring was embossed with the name ‘Henrietta’. I didn’t mind that there was no lift, because I enjoyed imagining what it would have been like two centuries ago climbing the staircase with its ornate banisters. Unlike a Georgian resident, I had the benefit of an en suite shower room with fresh white towels and a generous supply of good quality toiletries. The room had everything I needed, and more, with plenty of sockets to plug in the appliances (including a microwave, and a small fridge containing sachets of fresh milk for hot drinks) and to recharge my phone. After a good night’s sleep in the comfortable bed, I went down to the light and airy ground floor dining room to choose the “Bath breakfast” (a delicious “full English”) from a tempting menu that invited me to help myself to juices and cereals from the Dresser. A pot of tea, and a basket of toast with dishes of jam and marmalade were brought to my table, and I was pleasantly full before being offered more.

There has been not any trouble of my stay. The access to the house and the room are straightforward and simple. The location is great. A few minutes from the city centre by walking, but is on the quiet and grand street. The breakfast was good with a few choices which is a surprise to me. My only issue is with the bathroom, which is tiny. I found it quite difficult to get into and out the shower cubic. My overall experience is positive. Very comfortable place to stay for a night.

Excellent value for money in a city central location Staff couldn't have been more helpful

Excellent location

It was close to the centre and it was a good guest house.

Great location and good value, especially as I booked pretty late. Property itself is very nice, the room I booked was a little tired decor wise, but was clean and everything worked. Breakfast very good.

The location and people are great!

Really friendly knowledgeable staff, great breakfast and the location was superb

Very good location, few mins walk to city centre. Nice and friendly staffs. Good options breakfast menu.

Staff very friendly breakfast very good

The service was excellent, staff very friendly. It is a beautiful building with lovely rooms and comfortable beds. The breakfast was delicious. We really enjoyed our stay.

Great location and good value, especially as I booked pretty late. Property itself is very nice, the room I booked was a little tired decor wise, but was clean and everything worked. Breakfast very good.

Delightful stay in this Georgian property. Tastefully furnished (with possible need for a refresh of some wallpapers). Really helpful lady running things when we were there. Very well cooked breakfast included in price. Overnight car parking in nearby shopping centre.

The canopy bed was very soft and comfortable. Everything was lovely for my Daughter and I making our overnight stay in Bath very special. The canopy bed would look better with the canopy curtains shown in the booking link. Breakfast was wonderful. Thank you

Our reception was welcoming and friendly, unfortunately the reception is only open a short time (until 2 pm). This hotel has no parking, no bar, nobody around - why have I paid £250 for this. Furnishings are dated, chairs were fraying, and it was last decorated in the dark ages. Scuffs on the wall, dust everywhere. Double bed consisted of two single (trampoline) beds rammed together with a grand canyon between you both. Carpet is very old so we kept our socks on just to be sure. There are spare dog blankets in the drawer if you get cold. Overloaded multi electric extension leads with no overload protection. The Lyons go-joe coffee packets left in the room were awful. Not even a box of tissues available. This is 3-star at best, might be better with: - New carpets - Repainted room - Proper double bed - New mattress - Sort electrics out in the room (needs updating) - Coffee pod system - Some wine glasses for the room 5 star hotels do not do plastic flowers on the table at breakfast. There were several lightbulbs out on the main staircase. Breakfast was a locally sourced: - 1x Walls sausage - 1x skinny piece of bacon - With cold beans served on a cold plate On the plus side the service at breakfast was good & polite. The small bits of fruit at the start were a nice touch. Unfortunately this is a 3 star at most. It is run like an AirBnB with a cooked breakfast.

Lovely period type hotel in a fantastic location ! Staff were excellent as was breakfast . Only issue was getting hot water for a shower for our family staying on the top floor Would definitely stay again 👍

Close to RR station, clean, well kept. But if you use air conditioner, be advised condensation will drip on table below, making everything wet by morning. Place towel underneath Lodging on 3rd fl with no lift. best not bring heavy luggage. Breakfast starts at 8 a.m., a bit late for me leaving at 6:30 a.m.