The Windsor Guest House  

The location was fabulous, on a fairly quiet and stunning Georgian boulevard, just off from the main shoping centre. With parking outside that can be arranged by the hotel for an additional £8. The building is stunning with lovely high ceilings, beautiful ornamentation and fireplaces that were lit when we came in. The staff were incredibly helpful, thoughtful and curteous. Everything was very clean and well arranged. A lovely breakfast was served in an attractive high ceiling room over looking the street.

As I am in the hotel industry myself so I am probably more critical than most, so these comments are to be taken as helpful critisism: 1) The room 'Charlotte' was really quite a small double room for the price. Although as we weren't in it for long it wasn't a problem. 2) The hairdryer was a very old fashioned, fixed to the wall, type which had very little power. We were kindly given another hair dryer but sadly weren't shown how to use it and couldn't get it to work (a button had to be depressed whilst sliding the controls). 3) For this price a cooked breakfast should have been included in the price, like the continental breakfast is. 4) The decor for me was a little dated but I can imagine for many it is lovely. 5) The curtains were did not have black out lining so they let in the light.

Nice comfortable guest house . With good attentive staff . Excellent location .ideal for short break

Having to pay for parking

Very friendly staff, fantastic building and location. Recommended.

The staff were excellent and very helpful. The building is a fabulous Regency town house which I loved.

My only problem was that the heating (or possibly the remote control for it) didn't seem to work and the room was very cold. However, I didn't discover this until rather late so wasn't able to get the problem addressed - it might have been had I been able to speak to someone about it.

We were treated very well by the staff - all very friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and so was the bathroom. The breakfast was delicious. But the thing we liked best was its location. Located in a beautiful road and only a 10 minute leisurely walk from the Abbey.

It was rather pricey for a guesthouse - but I guess I would say it was worth it!

I liked the location.

The guest house was over priced. A cooked breakfast cost extra when it should of been included in the price. My room was at the very top of the building access via 4 flights of stairs. The room was very basic and small with limited views. Tea and coffee not replaced when used and cleans towels no provided everyday.

Expensive for what it was. Our circumstances changed from the time of booking and the penalty to cancel the booking even quite a period before the reservation dates was excessive

Perfect location on Great Pultney St for an atmospheric short walk into the centre of Bath. Staff were first class, as good as any we have encountered in establishments at triple the price. Room was elegant if not up to the minute but good standard none the less. Excellent breakfast

Location is very good. Breakfast is decent enough, but not what one would call excellent, given the price per night for b&B.

Decor is a bit shabby, needs refurbishment, definitely not a 4 or 5 star rating as advertised. I would give it a 3 star at best. Furnishings in room had stained and worn fabrics. Bed mattress was one of those sink in the middle types,needs to be renewed.

The friendliness of the staff, it has classic unique rooms, and is very elegant!

It doesnt have a bar or amenities as it is a 'guest - house' not a hotel. Otherwise excellent!

Location was excellent and staff very good and friendly

Disappointed with view from basement room . found it rather obtrusive . would have prefer an upper floor room considering the price we paid but otherwise very enjoyable stay

large bright rooms

Terrible wifi network drives me mad, and poor mobile phone network signal in the underground room

The design