The staff were very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was perfectly cooked and high quality, and the hospitality tray in the room even included ground coffee and a cafetiere! The hotel isn't in the centre of Bath but offers free parking and you can get a bus from just outside - if you look at the price to park in Bath, this is a real saving.

The beautiful old building could do with a little TLC, but I'd rather stay in a slightly shabby beauty like this than a soulless modern box.

An old but elegant building so be prepared for squeaky floors. Didn't have the £8 continental breakfast, I don't eat breakfast. I imagine the feedback to be different depending on the room chosen, mine was good. Very comfortable big double bed. Very friendly and informative manager. Nice to find ground coffee option for the cafetiere as well as the normal nescafe sachets.

The communal sitting room could have been a little more inviting. The toiletries are of poor quality and hard to open in the shower without scissors.

Loved the character of the place - age of property, furniture etc. It has an air of faded grandeur about it (in a good way!) Our room was not huge, but was definitely more than adequate for our needs. There was a very attractive room (with a nice view overlooking the garden) where you could have continental breakfast for an extra £8 per person. We had a nice, friendly chat with the lady serving breakfast. Parking by the property was easy and it was straight forward to drive into the city centre.

Water pressure was not strong for the shower and the water took a long while to heat up, but it got there in the end! We had the window open overnight and there was some road noise, so if you're a light sleeper, you might want to bring ear plugs in case they're needed.

The room was lovely, authentic for the experience we were looking for. We particularly liked being able to sit and have a drink whilst looking out into the garden. Having a small sitting area was a great addition to the room. The facilities were superb and we had a very comfortable stay. Having access to a garden was a lovely touch and again added to the experience. The staff were polite and helpful and provided a personal touch which was refreshing. All in all a wonderful property which I would highly recommend and would definitely return to.

There was nothing we didn’t like, but felt they could make more of the garden area if it was ‘spruced’ up a little.

The location and the room was magical, we felt like pretty royal and the room atmosphere would take to to 1800s! We also saw a deer in the beautiful garden while having English tea and sitting by the window. The location is ideal with anyone traveling by car, in just 5 minutes you can get to the center of Bath, while sleeping in the calming outer city side at night.

It is understandable that a structure dating back to 1800s can't be much customized for today's needs, so you have to take into consideration some aspects that can effect your comfort. Such as the bathroom that doesn't have room for the sink which is build inside the room, or light switches that are not close to your bed. the only light switch was the bed side lamp's that was punched to the wall above the bed and we had to get up to turn it on. The other big issue that can be resolved and don't depend on the structure were the team cups!!! they material quality was really bad, one tea or coffee was enough to stain them and you had to wash them while rubbing it really hard under sink's hot water that was inside the room. Not very convenient!

Staff were amazing, accommodated what we asked for where they could. The hotel was in a great location for us, close enough to Bath too. The room we had was lovely and the hotel itself was really quiet, despite it being full We will definitely be returning on our next visit

The check out was a bit weird, as we couldn't find anyone to give our key too and reception was locked after 10:30 (our fault really as we were about 10 minutes late), but we got around the situation Maybe a drop box would be good. However, this had no impact on us whatsoever, just a little strange :-)

Bailey Lodge is superb - we needed somewhere for just one night, and where we didn't have to bother about parking in town. It was a lovely building, shabby in a good way (given its age) but clean and cared for. Lovely green setting and garden, quiet despite proximity to main road, and easy to get into Bath by bus outside. Staff were minimal but lovely and super-friendly. Rooms had everything you could need - including a bath not just a shower!

A simple request at booking generated lots and LOTS of mainly automated emails that gave the impression simply asking if we could leave the car early and check in later was a problem. Of course it wasn't on arrival but we started with a very negative impresson and a tense journey. And what did we need a PIN number for? Gave theimpression it was going to be self check-in/all automated. Just too many emails. Continental breakfast could've been better (e.g. better bread) but for the price it was worth it just to sit in the lovely high-ceilinged room, and enjoy the lounge next door afterwards.

Location with ample, free, parking, lovely historic building, Georgian. 40 minutes to walk to the centre of bath on a straight road with ample bus to catch if needed 👌, quiet, comfortable room with powerful shower

Lack of staff, had to call them on arrival and saw once in our stay. Although I understand I could call if needed, it was unusual, the room was functional but dated, basin in the bedroom not in the en suite! And furniture was old, working but old, paper peeling on the ceiling Although when I booked breakfast was included when we arrived there was no breakfast! I think some of the photos and reviewers that have posted are of the hotel behind this one as there's no resemblance to we're I was, photos of cooked breakfast and a bar, for example I never saw anyone in the common area, guest or staff and Although breakfast tables were there told £8 extra for continental!

It has character. It was very easy to find and parking was generally easy too though it could be tight when busier. We were offered the best room on arrival at a small extra cost and this was very spacious. The fresh coffee for the cafetière was an added bonus. The young man on reception was very pleasant and helpful.

It needs a bit of work. Fallen stonework at the entrance to the drive was probably due to a lorry or van knocking it down. It needs tidying up. The kitchen was out of action ( a refurbishment is underway) so we opted against breakfast. One or two repairs in the room would be on my list:- the hot/cold tap on the shower came off although the shower temperature was fine; a gap in the window meant it was draughty until the curtains were pulled. The bed was not made up on any of the 3 nights.

Travelled with friends, had a twin room, which was a little small but perfectly adequate with a large bathroom and plenty of storage space. Building has plenty of character and is presumably listed. Continental breakfast is available for c£9 but we chose not to have. Parking provision is excellent compared to City Centre. Uber into the centre of Bath cost £10 and takes 10 mins.

Option for a full English breakfast would have been good and there are no real alternatives locally without going ito the City