The Queensberry Hotel  

restaurant was excellent

noise from ? ventilation flue [room 5]

Close to shopping

Expensive breakfast

The staff were really friendly and helpful, the room was clean and the bed was really comfortable - extra brownie points for the blackout curtains. Good location on a quiet street near several of Bath's tourist attractions. And if you're planning to visit the spa, they will loan you a spa pack of robes, towels and toiletries for a refundable deposit, saving the cost of hiring them at the spa or bringing your own. A lovely boutique hotel - though for the price, I'd have been disappointed with anything less.

Up on the hill above the city centre, so although it's not a long walk, it is a bit tiring to do a couple of times a day!

We were impressed with the central location.Loved the courtyard garden to enjoy the last bit of the days sunshine.Fab room very quiet. Staff extremely good.We are planning our next visit...!!

Can not recommend highly enough. A fantastic hotel and the staff were fantastic.

Interesting building - not just another boring old hotel block. The room was big, comfortable and luxurious and the staff were great. The bath was huge and it was lovely to be able to stretch right out and still not touch the end! Great breakfast, well cooked, lots of choice and not that expensive.

Very friendly, relaxed, quirky, no 'big hotel impersional attitude' and much more 'joined up' communication and better service than the Bath Spa hotel! Liked the way that they have got around the parking problems in Bath by effortlessely parking your car for you. If I can get the same midweek deal £99/night would certainly use again.

Loved it's style & location & Olive tree restaurant was fantastic & the food really delicious (even making delicious gluten free rolls).

Have marked it down for fact that bed was too small for us & my boyfriend ended up sleeping on floor, cos bed was too tight. Would have been nice if staff had given this some thought when we checked in or enquired how our room was during our stay. Guess its normal for hotel not to do this, but if they want to up their service level & standard this should be considered. Otherwise though the place was lovely.

Since coming to Bath for around 5 yrs we first stayed at The Hilton which we did not enjoy, and then at a hotel which was about 4 miles outside of the city . The Queensberry, has a great location , lovely well maintained and well presented rooms, and helpful staff . With a great selection of eating places within walking distance its great not to have to worry about drink / drive or indeed parking , and at night the rooms are very quiet , so having stayed here once we have been ever since .

Nothing , if anyone has they must be ver fussy indeed .

This was our 4th or 5th visit and we have never been disappointed. Off season the prices are very reasonable and the staff are unfailingly pleasent and helpful. We will be back, though probably not to room 19 as the lighting was a little too subdued (fine for romance but not so good for reading).

Quiet efficiency and overall comfort.

These are observations rather than dislikes:- Room 11 The ensuite did not appear to have any form of mechanical ventilation. The shower flow seemed excessive in these times of energy and water consumption savings. During a relatively short shower of high shower flow rate, the bath filled to half its depth suggesting a possible restriction in the drainage system.

I was particularlly impressed by the welcome from all the staff I met during our one night stay. The room we had was clean and a good size and the breakfast was excellent if a little expensive. It was in a good location for the city centre.