Best Western Limpley Stoke Hotel, Limpley Stoke

The hotel has a lovely view across the valley from the standard room, which was spacious and well-lit. Despite not meeting fine dining expectations, the room was overall good. The service, although friendly, seemed lacking in terms of efficiency and knowledge. The location, surrounded by stunning scenery, offered value for money at £61 per night, although the peaceful ambience was disrupted by a wedding during my stay. The dining experience was enjoyable with a variety of options, albeit on the expensive side. The hotel facilities were average, lacking standout features.

What a charming stay! The rooms were warm, cosy, and well-maintained, with comfortable beds and a lovely en suite bathroom. Dining at the restaurant was excellent, and the bar prices were reasonable. The hotel's character shines through with creaky floorboards, adding to the experience. A wonderful stay overall, despite the need for some updates in certain areas.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The room was very comfy and exceptionally clean, but there were some issues with noisy creaking floorboards and a loud bathroom door. The service was top-notch, and the location was convenient for exploring Bath. The dining experience was adequate but not exceptional. The facilities were well-maintained.

The hotel had a confusing layout with rooms on different levels, some tiny and in the attic space. The service was a mix of very helpful and cheerful staff with a rude manager. The location was beautiful but a bit rural with some maintenance issues. The dining experience varied between poor and good, and the price was reasonable for some amenities.

My stay at the hotel had its highs and lows. The room I stayed in was well sound-proofed, which was a plus, but it was smaller than expected, and the window was a bit tricky to open. The location, although far from the city center, offered a warm, clean, and comfortable room with a relaxing bath after a tiring day. However, access to the hotel was quite challenging due to traffic delays and the distant location.

The hotel has spacious rooms but lacks cleanliness and modern style. The service is friendly, although affected by a wedding event. The location is close to a thermal bath spa but noisy due to nearby railway. The dining is basic with limited variety. The hotel facilities are average.

The hotel is tucked away in a serene valley just a short drive from Bath, offering peace and relaxation. While the rooms need improvement and feel tired, the service is excellent and the location provides a scenic escape, though finding it can be tricky.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but I found some unexpected items in the drawers from previous guests. The lack of air conditioning and other amenities like a refrigerator and sofa for relaxation made the room a bit warm and less convenient. Despite these drawbacks, I enjoyed the warmth of the rooms.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, though spacious and comfortable, lacked ambiance and had a view of the car park. The service was exceptional with staff going out of their way to assist me, including arranging a room change. The location was convenient for my plans, but the limited seating in the bar was a downside. The dining options were tasty but a bit pricey, especially for breakfast. However, the homemade cakes were a highlight of the dining experience.

The hotel had well-decorated rooms, though the furniture seemed a bit dated, giving it a classic charm. Surprisingly, there were no scuff marks on the walls, unlike other hotels. However, our room was smaller than expected, and the presence of a strong, unpleasant odor was a major letdown. On the positive side, the bar offered good quality meals at reasonable prices.