Hill House Bath

We had a lovely time here, nothing was too much trouble, room and ensuite was great. Good facilities, quality furnishing and good location. Breakfasts were srumptious especially the blueberry pancakes! Harry was funny, entertaining, attentive and we felt went the extra mile with helpfulness and information to make our stay perfect. Loved sitting altogether at breakfast was interesting and informal and created a good atmosphere. Quirky and eclectic and would definately stay again. Brilliant hosts

No AC - and the windows do not let in a lot of cool air. Otherwise, nice room, nice owner, easy to walk to restaurants

We had a lovely two days at Hill House - the welcome we received from Harry was wonderful and he is so charming and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble - we came back to our room to find water, cold milk and a tower fan because it was so hot. The breakfasts were amazing - Douglas is such a good chef. The communal dining table is a great idea - and so beautifully laid and decorated with flowers - we had some great conversations there with the other guests. Harry and Douglas are both great hosts. We would thoroughly recommend anyone to stay here.

Wonderful

The welcome, the hospitality, the location, the room, the willingness to help, the food, all first class. Being someone that travels a lot, this kind of genuine hospitality is very very rare. Harry, our host, made the stay very special. He obviously knew and loved the area and was the perfect host. The food appearing from the kitchen for breakfast courtesy of Douglas was excellent each day, with just enough to make you very slightly struggle to eat it all. From home made potato rosti with salmon, poached egg and creme fraiche to pancakes and bacon, via a full english. The room was suite size with plenty of space and a great bed. View was great, WiFi worked without any problems. The house and room oozed character and was decorated with antiques and objects that were, in Harry's words "not stuff". Parking, as anywhere in Bath, was not perfect but as we arrived Harry literally ran across the busy street dodging oncoming traffic with parking permit in hand, pointing to the nearest free space for us to use. Parking was not perfect but absolutely the best alternative possible in a 18th century city built for "The Company" not cars. Location was perfect. Great view across the city; 2 minutes walk to the Assembly Rooms, 4 minutes walk to The Circus, 7 minutes walk to The Royal Crescent, 10 minutes walk to Bath Abbey, Grand Pump Room and the Roman Baths. Walking back up hill was slightly longer but as Harry pointed out, it's three stops on the local bus if you need it.