The living room and bedroom were very comfortable, and the kitchen was well provided in every way. I appreciated all the soap, washing up liquid, loo roll, etc. that was there, as well as the welcome milk in the fridge. You can arrive and straight away have a cuppa (tea bags and coffee were there too) and use the loo, without even starting to unpack. There was plenty of hot water, but the shower is touchy. The temperature adjustment goes from not quite warm enough to ow! too hot! with the tiniest movement. I'd recommend turning the shower to the wall until you've adjusted it, and think millimetres not centimetres! I would have liked better ventilation (roadside windows can't be opened) I assume this is because of traffic noise. It needs to be made clearer that turning into the parking space from Prior Park Lane is not an option if you have a long car, or a bike rack on the back, because of a very tight turn into that end of Millbrook Lane. The directions are good, but could be clearer on this point. The house really is as near to the shops as advertised, and there are some good cycle paths nearby. The ones along the canal and the Bath to Bristol railway are flat; the Two Tunnels ride really isn't! If you're thinking of hiring ebikes, we found that the hire shops are all shut on Sundays, so best not to plan a long ride then.

Loved our stay, loved the property. Bed was very comfortable, and the kitchen well equipped. Just a few minutes walk to a delicious coffee shop, as well as a butcher. The one small bit we could change is the tiny parking alley. We rented a car for a day trip, and had difficulty getting into the small parking spot. However, other cars in the alley were parked just fine! It was just us with the issue, and we would definitely stay again - without parking.

Lovely place, great view. The beds were comfortable, as was the sofa. We couldn't find a few items, but it didn't matter much. Appreciated how easy it was to walk to the Co-op and in to city attractions. Overall, would definitely stay again!

To start with the positives this period property is in a lovely location only 19minutes walk from Bath city centre. It has everything you need for a comfortable stay & the bed was very comfortable. The negatives were access to the property is very tricky the lane with the parking space is extremely narrow & steep. The rear access consists of lots of stone steps do not good for elderly people. The property is looking a bit tired it needs a refresh. Cleanliness needs improvement there were lots of cobwebs & shower & bathroom doors were not cleaned to a good standard. Very good communication with management agency & nice touch of milk & biscuits being left for us. Overall we were happy with our stay.

The house is perfectly located, just a short walk into the centre of Bath. It had everything we needed and was very nicely decorated, although some areas of cleanliness in the bathroom and cutlery let it down slightly. Overall, it’s a great place to stay and pet-friendly with a parking space which was a big bonus - the space is extremely tight but would be no issue for smaller cars.

Nice location, quiet. Short walk into town.

This property is highly recommended for its location to the town centre and train station, but it has an added bonus of a free car parking space.

Tiny cottage that works very well for a couple (in our case our grown up daughter joined us for two days which also was fine). We live in Australia but Bath is my birth place. This trip brought me straight back home. The Georgian workers terrace was saved from demolition in the 1960’s by a friend I knew. Lucky intervention.