Redcar Hotel

Not much,only the staff. I had driven from the Midlands from a sad occasion of my cousin's funeral to be given a pokey scruffy room on the third floor, with a window a foot square the bed un comfortable. I was given the choice of one other in the basement-no thanks. The next day reception said they could give me one on the first floor, not much better the window the same size as before but this time with sky-lights and this weekend it poured with rain so with the noise of the rain on the glass impossible to sleep. To make a cup of tea I had to go on my knees, the room had a sloping wall the tea arrangement was 6ins from the floor, there was a tiny cupboard with 2 hangers and a broken shelf, no where to put my clothes,

I had to leave them in my case on the floor leaving no space to move.This room was next to the fire door and on the Sunday night after 11pm there was banging in and out of this door. I presume by staff up and down the stairs transporting laundry etc etc.this went on for more than 1/2 an hour. The entrance of the hotel was very scruffy I was ashamed to say to my friends where I was staying - on the internet the outside and entrance looked really good. How I was deceived. My weekend stay of shopping, dining and theatre was completely ruined by the standard of this hotel. This is not the fault of the staff. It is of the Proprietor.

The staff moved us to a more suitable room for our second night

The request for a room with WiFi connection was ignored. The room we had for the first night was woeful - far too small for two people. Quality of food at breakfast was poor.

With so many hotels open in bath and with thin one being only marginally cheaper than travelodge, I am surprised that the Redcar manages to stay in business. The rooms were run down with cigarette tar stains in the bathroom, the bed head was dusty and the mattress was so worn that I fell off the bed when sitting on it! I would recommend going to other hotels which are in abundance. As a former resident of Bath,

Very nice staff, very friendly, very good for the city within walking distance; a good breakfast.

Parking a nightmare..limited car parking at the hotel, for time there Fri/Sat cost £10 for road parking, hotel a bit shabby [carpets]]

The position, just off Laura place near Poultney Bridge, ideal for the city centre, staff where very friendly and helpful.

The standard of the hotel was poor, run down and in need of total referbishment, could have been cleaner. The car park was so tiny you were always getting blocked in - though staff moved cars for you.

Good size room, comfortable, pleasing on the eye. Very relaxing & friendly. I look forward to a return visit.

Bathroom needs attention. Hand hold on bath broken. Wobbly toilet & dripping tap, However clean & this did not spoil our visit.

friendly staff, v helpful,great locqation.

room not cleaned particularly well & the bathroom was tiny.

The position of the hotel being in the heart of Bath and the ability to walk to all the attractions.

The decor was rather shabby. It could do with being decorated and carpets and bathroom were old.

Locationease write at least 15 words

Lack of lift, was on 3rd floor

Welcoming staff. Location is very close to the centre (<5mins). Room was a decent size, with comfortable double bed. Shower was clean and powerful. Breakfast was very good. Cereal, toast, cooked breakfast and fruit. A nice hotel to stay in when visiting bath.

The staff were very helpful and pleasant.

The comfort in the lounge and dinning room.

The bedroom furniture was old and needs replacing.

Location is perfect for visiting Bath. The rooms were a good size and everything worked. Breakfast was excellent and the service from the staff throughout was very good.

The bedrooms could do with a makeover as they are starting to look a little lived-in. Parking is limited at the hotel but fortunately street parking overnight is free.