We stayed for one night.The location is great but no parking except a very expensive car park around the corner. Having said that parking is expensive everywhere in Bath. Just a short walk through a lovely park to the town. Everywhere in the house is clean and tidy and it has a beautiful garden. Our room was fine,quite cold at... More

Me and my girlfriend stayed here during the spring the room we had was at the top of the house and had a great view, nice large room, clean, but completely freezing during the night, with no way of turning the heat on. I ask the next day if there was any way of getting more heat but instead was... More

A charming place to stay while visiting Bath and surrounding area. How better to experience the place than in an old Bath stone house. Located on the parks edge just beyond the Crescent, it's a short cab ride from the train station, and there's on-site parking if you're driving. The Abbey and Baths in town are a long but easy... More

Stayed here in August and after reading reviews was quite excited. It was ok. Room was very basic and ok. Breakfast was ok although portion size was for ants. Bed was nice and comfy. I guess it is ok and does what it says on the tin but i think there are better in this area who offer more. We... More

My family of four (us & twin 18-year old daughters) spent three nights at this charming B&B just two blocks from the Royal Crescent. Mrs. Lynall was pleasant and accommodating. The rooms were airy and light and plenty spacious (we booked two rooms). Got the recommendation from Rick Steves and he did not let us down. Reasonably priced (for England!)... More

This was my second stay at the Parkside B&B. It's an Edwardian home located very close to the Royal Crecent and within easy walking distance to the city center. The owner makes you feel welcome from the minute you ring the bell. She takes a personal interest in each and every guest. More

The room we had was large, airy and fitted with a comfortable bed. Our view was quite nice being several floors up. High Points: The owner is very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is excellent and is in a dining room with view of the garden. Low Points: No house wifi connection; limited electrical hookups in room. More

We found this room through the 2011 Rick Steves England guide. We stayed three nights. The room was pleasant and quiet and it was easy to walk into Bath proper. The proprietor charges an extra 3 percent for credit cards. The hot breaksfasts were excellent but there were no choices. More

We chose Parkside based on recommendations in Rick Steves guidebook - and the recommendation is right on target. Inge's home by Royal Victoria Park is a delightful place to stay, and Inge is a gracious and kind hostess who accommodated our needs, including an early breakfast one morning and booking a taxi for our departure. The location is reasonably convenient... More