The Queensberry Hotel

“A beautiful hotel.”

This is such a beautiful hotel to stay in. Our 3rd time visiting and our room was spacious and clean, the staff were all friendly and attentive. The gardens are beautiful to sit in of an evening, very peaceful to sit with a drink and relax. We didn’t realise we had booked a ground floor room which… more

This is such a beautiful hotel to stay in. Our 3rd time visiting and our room was spacious and clean, the staff were all friendly and attentive. The gardens are beautiful to sit in of an evening, very peaceful to sit with a drink and relax. We didn’t realise we had booked a ground floor room which although lovely was a little noisy with people going by at night and as so warm we needed to sleep with the windows open. Would also like tea coffee facilities in the room with a mini fridge. There are tea and coffee facilities in the lounge but would just be more convenient if in the rooms. We will return as it’s definitely the best place to stay in Bath.

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“A wonderful stay”

My husband and I visited The Queensberry Hotel with friends last Sunday. The location is perfect for exploring Bath. It's a 10 minute walk to The Pump Rooms and Roman Baths passing numerous independent and other shops, restaurants and cafes along the way. That said, Russell Street is a lovely quie… more

My husband and I visited The Queensberry Hotel with friends last Sunday. The location is perfect for exploring Bath. It's a 10 minute walk to The Pump Rooms and Roman Baths passing numerous independent and other shops, restaurants and cafes along the way. That said, Russell Street is a lovely quiet street so when you get back, it doesn't feel like you are in the middle of the City. We were warmly welcomed and our car unpacked and taken to be parked by the helpful front of house staff. We were offered free hot beverages in the lounge which is beautifully furnished with simple yet elegant floral arrangements. Our room was ready well before check in time, (not sure if this is a usual thing), and absolutely spotless with luxury bedding and pillows, big fluffy towels and bathrobes as well as very nice toiletries. We had ordered champagne which was ready on lots of ice with champagne flutes. A personalised card from the team and a welcome letter from Oliver Harris, the General manager, along with some chocolates was a nice touch. On to the bar, where we ordered cocktails which were served to us on one of the three beautiful walled terraces, abundant with mature shrubs, a very relaxed space with nice furniture and blankets should anyone have felt chilly. James was a fairly new member of the team and looked after us well, he even went off to research the name of a flower and came back to us later with the answer! We dined at The Olive Tree, The Queensberry's own Michelin star restaurant, lead by renowned Chef Chris Cleghorn. We chose the 7 course taster menu and were not disappointed. The service and food were exceptional. I was able to change one course that I didn't fancy with no trouble so don't be put off if there is something you don't like. I can't pick a favourite course as it was all so good but I believe the menu is on the website. We didn't choose the wine flight but had sone fabulous wine nevertheless. The chef that created each course came to the table to explain how it had been prepared. It was nice to meet the people behind the excellence. After a very comfortable nights sleep, we had breakfast in the same dining room and there was a good menu choice of both cooked and continental, no buffet in sight! The great service continued on check out and the car was back waiting at 10:30 when it was sadly time to leave. This hotel is an absolute gem, small enough to offer the personal touches and feel homely, yet with the professionalism, attention to detail and care you would expect from a larger high end hotel. Thanks to all the team for a most enjoyable stay.

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“Relaxation Guaranteed”

What a brilliant hotel- service and experience completely aligned to relaxation. Simply done- nothing too flash, but nothing too much trouble. Loved the decor too. Only slight niggle which may irritate some is the WiFi coverage which wasn’t great- if I was with work or children that might have bee… more

What a brilliant hotel- service and experience completely aligned to relaxation. Simply done- nothing too flash, but nothing too much trouble. Loved the decor too. Only slight niggle which may irritate some is the WiFi coverage which wasn’t great- if I was with work or children that might have been an issue. So glad we came- we’ll be back

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“Boutique gem in historic Bath”

What a gem of a boutique hotel this is! We stayed for just one night. Our room, #2, was spacious included a bathtub, was artfully decorated, had high ceilings and large windows that made it well ventilated. There is a lovely sitting room with coffee, tea, lemon water. Also several additional little… more

What a gem of a boutique hotel this is! We stayed for just one night. Our room, #2, was spacious included a bathtub, was artfully decorated, had high ceilings and large windows that made it well ventilated. There is a lovely sitting room with coffee, tea, lemon water. Also several additional little sitting rooms, a bar lounge, and outdoor garden area, in which to rest, read or simply take in the unique decor. The rooms sit within what was I believe 4 residences, thus the unique and interesting (to me) room configuration. All staff was friendly & helpful. Complimentary breakfast was generous and delicious. I hope to stay here again sometime and would highly recommended it for those who like a hotel with personality.

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