Best Western Limpley Stoke Hotel

In short. A very tired hotel with all the associated problems of having been pooly maintained over many years. Yes you can guess. Dreadful furniture dirty carpet and dust ridden curtains. The cold water tap needed to have a hazard warning sign. It gurgled with a bang and water cascaded like a fire hose. It was at least cold. The hot water never became hot and I wasted so much water trying to get some water that I could wash in. I could say a great deal more but I am not that cruel. I will give closure by repeating my title. Thank heavens we had a free night and it will not surprise you that we woke early washed in cold water and headed for home. Such a shame or perhaps I've become a softy in my older years. You have got to have rhino skin to survive for any longer than a night.Avoid unless you have no alternative. less

The views of the valley were amazing from this hotel! We stayed here in February so it still had the morning frosts when we opened the curtains. You could here minimal noise whilst in your room. Enough parking spaces for hote guests, however if there is an event downstairs, they could be limited. Roughly about 10 minutes drive away from the centre of Bath, I would look to stay closer next time. Overall very nice stay less

I stayed a night with my family here. The hotel is clean and gave feeling that you are staying at an old mansion. Nevertheless, it is quite a distance from Bath. Book this hotel if only you have a car. It has a restaurant and a pub where pub food can also be ordered from the restaurant. Nevertheless, food is not fantastic but the waiter and waitress were very nice and friendly. less

We were looking for an overnight stop for a visit to Bristol and this superb Georgian hotel was recommended to us by a friend. We were not disappointed once we found it as it is well hidden off the A36 in a pretty village just 10 minutes from busy Bath and convenient for Wells, Stonehenge, Longleat and the Cotswolds. We had a lovely overnight stay. Our room was well appointed with a TV, wifi and tea and coffee-making facilities and a superb view overlooking the valley. The Valley Bar was comfortable and welcoming with a nice terrace for better weather days, but we opted for dinner in the Viaduct Restaurant, I can recommend the steaks. Beforehand we explored the village which is just above the popular Avon and Kennet canal. While out we found the lovely old Hop Pole Inn, just at the end of the hotel drive. It's well worth a visit, friendly locals and a good selection of beers. Our stay at the Limpley Stoke was topped off with an excellent choice of breakfast which really set us up for the day. We will definitely return. less

Lovely old English manor set in lovely surroundings, staff are very professional, breakfast was fresh with good choice. Room was clean and comfortable with beautiful views from the double aspect windows. 5 minute walk to the bus stop and a ten minute bus ride into Bath centre. If there were any negative points here it would be that it is in need of a makeover, i personally think this may part of the experience of staying in a 17th century house. Two nights very much enjoyed here and will definitely revisit. less