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Newest Review: ... quoted £75.00 for a double room to include breakfast in the Loch Fyne restaurant below and £95.00 for a suite with breakfast. ... more

 ... I noted there is no on street parking, I expected that in the city centre, but the long stay car park at Charlotte Street was a short distance away. I was very attracted by the description of the six standard rooms and three suites as modern, clean, and minimalist yet beautifully converted from an old bank. Before I booked I visited the website at: www.milsomshotel.co.uk for more information and began my booking online but then continued my reservations by telephone just because I felt like it, but it is worth an onli...more

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Crowned Review Hotels in Bath in general: Take That Red Bow off That Toilet Roll-I Want Minimalist (1531 words)
by lamorna - written on 04.08.03 (Very useful, 181 readings)
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I may be maturing like a fine wine, or a ripe stilton if you prefer, but I am not yet ready to stay overnight in an overpriced, prissy, over decorated, over-rated, over the top Regency guest house in Bath. My heart sank when I saw the pot-pourri on the heavy oak dressing table, the red ribbon tied in a fancy bow round the spare toilet roll in the bathroom, the frothy net curtains around the allegedly four poster bed. It wasn’t in truth a four poster bed and I knew it would be more like sleeping in a shroud with all that net flapping around. Even more down heartening was the stuffy, stiffly furnished residents’ drawing room complete with the cheap port in ...

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Premium Review The Bath Spa Hotel (385 words)
by Bridgend boy - written on 24.10.01 (Very useful, 195 readings)
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I've stayed in the Bath Spa quite a few times over the past year and a half. A five star hotel, set in grounds, overlooking glorious Bath. The hotel has supposedly been voted British hotel of the year twice in the past few years. The hotel is an old manor house and was used by Churchill to plan some of his war tactics. Inside is very grand, from the foyer, with its great open fire place to its corridors, resturant, drawing room and the bedrooms themselves. Last year it went through a major refurbishment and all the rooms now have large TV's/CD and radio/Spacious, luxurious bathrooms etc etc. All you would expect from such a classy establishment. The ...

 
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