The Windsor Hotel Bath 69 Great Pulteney Street Online Booking

Staying in this fine guest house puts you within easy walking distance of the main attractions of Bath. Nothing will be far away and the walk into town takes you across the world famed, shop lined, Pulteney Bridge.

The rooms themselves are pleasantly decorated. They have all the you will require for a comfortable stay in them. Some of our downstairs rooms have a patio for you to enjoy during the summer.

The staff here are professional and it shows. However we can help make your stay a nice one we will. If you want to find out where the best places in town are to eat, just ask. If you are looking for something a bit more cheap and cheerful we can also be of help there, don't be shy.

This is a luxury and very splendid town house hotel in Bath. Being part of the most renowned of Georgian boulevards in Europe you will be made to feel very comfortable here. We refurbished the hotel to the highest of standards for you while keeping much of the buildings original character both Georgian and Victorian.

We have parking permits for you along with eight garaged parking spaces for your vehicles.

This is a totally non-smoking establishment. We welcome children over the age of 12 with their families.

Good stuff: Good Breakfast

Overall: Very good position in town nice and quiet

Good stuff: Nice and quiet. Thermostatic valves on radiators. Service great.

Bad stuff: Tatty around the edges, dusty, small bed,wood work needs painting and tidying.

Good stuff: Very well located for central Bath and the sights

Bad stuff: Decor not as cutting edge as one would expect from a boutique hotel .

Overall: Staff were friendly and the accomodation was good and located in a beautiful Georgian terrace but without a wow factor inside . A great location near to the town centre and I was given a garage for my car round the back .

Good stuff: Easy access to Central Bath attractions. Neat clean rooms; helpful staff; excellent full English breakfast

Overall: This hotel has three levels and no lift. For those on the third floor this means dragging luggage up five flights of stairs, the last of which is a narrow spiral staircase. Although the 100lb tiny woman who checkd us in offered to help, it did not make much sense. Added to this, when we were there the nights were warm. Since the hotel was not airconditioned we had to sleep with the windows open. This would have normally been quite comfortable but Bath was hosting a volleyball tournament on the rugby pitch behnd the hotel, where several hundred volleyball players camped. The noisy parties lasted until 3am or so making it difficult to sleep with the open windows.