Pratts Hotel - Batas (Bath)

Good location- average accomodations

DIRTY CARPETS, SMELL OF BACON PERMEATING THE HOTEL AND THE WORST INGREDIENTS FOR THE BREAKFAST. OTHERWISE THE ROOM WAS FAIRLY COMFORTABLE (OTHER THAN A NOISY BANGING DOOR RIGHT OUTSIDE THE ROOM) AND THE STAFF POLITE BUT OBVIOUSLY NOT VERY INTERESTED. LUCKILY BRITAIN HAS MOVED ON, BUT NOT THE PRATTS HOTEL OTHER THAN IN PRICE!

The hotel is very interesting. Turn of the century. Service was very nice. Inexpensive. Well situated. Bed was.... horrible. The worst bed I have ever slept in. Like a rock with metal shards in it. I would recommend this hotel, if you didn't want to sleep in it.

Stayed here on Business for one night as usual hotel was full. Paid more for this place and was very disappointed. Rooms very small and noisy, bathroom desperately in need of a proper clean, reception staff very surly and (would you believe it!) even the toiletries had been watered down to save them money! In short - cheap hotel apart from the price :o(

Pratts hotel is in a good location 5 minutes walk to the centre of town unfortunately the hotel is next to a police station and staying here at weekends is not recomended as police sirens sound all night if you are a light sleeper you won't get any sleep.We ordered room service for breakfast as we were leaving early to go on a day tour it never arrived.The beds in our room were lumpy and the shower was terrible one minute hot then cold.

We were a little concerned when we saw the outside but our room was the largest in all of Europe. Bath was larger with both a tub and inclosed shower. Breakfast was wonderful with service on a par with the Queen Mary. The location was 300 yards from train station and another 300 to town center. Only negative is that the stairs and hall needed to be vaccumed. Don't miss this gem. Hotel built in 1750's

This was my first time staying in Bath and so I was not sure what to expect for accommodations. This hotel is part of the Forestdale chain of hotels and was a great find. It had great Georgian ambiance at a fair price. The lobby was spacious and comfortable to just sit and lounge. There was a restaurant on the premises with a great menu and wonderful décor. There was a separate breakfast room for the included full English breakfast, which had a variety of hot and cold offerings. There was even an additional sitting room and tables and chairs in front if you wanted to sit outside and have a cup of tea. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful and parking was close by with a maximum £12 charge for 24 hours. My only complaint was that Wi-Fi internet access was at an extra cost, otherwise this would make a perfect stay for a “working vacation”. The room was very comfortable and modernized, with flat screen television, radio, direct dial telephone, a hairdryer, and tea and coffee making facilities, including cookies. The bathroom was extravagantly large, with both a shower and soaking tub. The location is ideally located in the historic center of Bath and is walking distance to the Roman Baths, the Abbey, shopping, restaurants, pubs and entertainment, as well as the River Avon and the rugby and cricket grounds. This hotel is perfect for a romantic getaway or for a sightseeing vacation. The facilities would also be great for hosting a conference or for a wedding. Even dogs are welcome!

The staff was beyond wonderful and I only wish the hotel had measured up to their kindess and warmth. The room was quite shabby and worn, although a reasonable size. The bathroom was tiny and in serious need of updating. The location was great.

Great location near the roman baths and historic town, parking in pay lot directly across the street was easy, great full breakfast each morning, staff was friendly, hotel a little worn but charming and felt overall was outstanding for the price paid.

My stay over easter weekend was great. The room was bigger than I expected, well appointed with a desk, wardrobe, flatscreen TV, very nice ensuite, and also very clean. The view of a park and church was nice as well. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Only a short walk from the Hotel to train station, Roman baths, Therma spa, really anywhere. I will stay here again.

I needed a place to crash for a night and this place was cheaper for the single traveller than the nearby Travel Lodge. It also included a buffet breakfast. The place itself is a beautiful Georgian (?) building near the river. It's very traditionally decorated with two beautiful drawing rooms to sit in. The room itself was small but ample for what I wanted with TV and separate bathroom. Like many places in Bath, there is no parking with the hotel but there is a 24 hour pay and display car park directly opposite which was fine. The hotel is situated right by the city centre so everything is within walking distance.