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Summary of reviews'The Roman Bath' in York receives high praise, especially for its unbeatable central location. Nestled in the heart of the city, it's perfect for exploring York's historic sites, shopping, dining and enjoying the vibrant nightlife. Guests appreciate the convenience of nearby attractions like the Shambles and the Minster, contributing to an ideal spot for a short city break.
The breakfast service, however, receives a mixed response. While some appreciate the basic cold buffet options, many prefer nearby alternatives like Greggs and Wetherspoons. Dinner at the hotel is well-received, particularly its lively pub atmosphere, live music and a good selection of beers. Though the menu is somewhat limited and service is occasionally mixed, the overall dining experience is considered enjoyable and memorable.
The accommodations are described as clean, comfortable and offering good value for money. Guests commend the spaciousness, cleanliness and charm of the rooms which, despite their variability in size, provide a warm ambiance and historical character. Some rooms, however, show signs of age and could benefit from refurbishment and more modern amenities.
Cleanliness generally meets guest expectations with well-maintained rooms, though occasional issues like outdated fixtures and minor cleanliness lapses are noted. The staff consistently earn high marks for their friendliness and helpfulness, contributing significantly to the positive guest experience.
WiFi quality is inconsistent with some guests enjoying excellent connectivity while others struggle with slow or non-existent service. Families might find the accommodations more suitable for older children due to room size and potential noise from nearby nightlife.
Beds receive mixed feedback with many finding them comfortable and clean, but others highlighting issues like softness, age and discomfort. Overall, 'The Roman Bath' offers a basic yet economical three-star experience with comfortable rooms, historical charm and a fantastic location, making it an appealing option for budget-conscious travelers prioritizing convenience and value.
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The breakfast service, however, receives a mixed response. While some appreciate the basic cold buffet options, many prefer nearby alternatives like Greggs and Wetherspoons. Dinner at the hotel is well-received, particularly its lively pub atmosphere, live music and a good selection of beers. Though the menu is somewhat limited and service is occasionally mixed, the overall dining experience is considered enjoyable and memorable.
The accommodations are described as clean, comfortable and offering good value for money. Guests commend the spaciousness, cleanliness and charm of the rooms which, despite their variability in size, provide a warm ambiance and historical character. Some rooms, however, show signs of age and could benefit from refurbishment and more modern amenities.
Cleanliness generally meets guest expectations with well-maintained rooms, though occasional issues like outdated fixtures and minor cleanliness lapses are noted. The staff consistently earn high marks for their friendliness and helpfulness, contributing significantly to the positive guest experience.
WiFi quality is inconsistent with some guests enjoying excellent connectivity while others struggle with slow or non-existent service. Families might find the accommodations more suitable for older children due to room size and potential noise from nearby nightlife.
Beds receive mixed feedback with many finding them comfortable and clean, but others highlighting issues like softness, age and discomfort. Overall, 'The Roman Bath' offers a basic yet economical three-star experience with comfortable rooms, historical charm and a fantastic location, making it an appealing option for budget-conscious travelers prioritizing convenience and value.
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Nestled in the heart of York, 'The Roman Bath' boasts a location that can't be beat. Situated right in the center of the city, guests rave about the hotel's prime position. It's perfect for those looking to explore the old town with the Shambles, the Minster and the bustling Christmas markets just a stone's throw away. A myriad of restaurants, cafes and bars are within walking distance, making it an excellent base for both sightseeing and experiencing York's vibrant nightlife.
The convenience of being centrally located means everything guests need is easily accessible. The proximity to key attractions allows for leisurely strolls rather than hurried travels, arguably making it the ideal spot for a short city break. The hotel's cleanliness, spacious rooms, friendly staff and value for money further enhance its appeal.
Whether it's shopping, dining or diving into York's rich history, 'The Roman Bath' offers the perfect location for visitors wanting to immerse themselves in all that York has to offer. With an unbeatable central location, it's no surprise that this hotel receives consistently positive reviews regarding its position.
The Roman Bath in York has garnered a mixed response when it comes to breakfast offerings. While many guests highlighted the absence of breakfast services, a few appreciated the basic options provided. There is no cooked breakfast available and the choices are often limited to a cold buffet with a small variety. Despite the lack of onsite food services, guests found alternative options nearby, such as Greggs and Wetherspoons, which helped to fill the gap. The general consensus suggests that while The Roman Bath offers decent accommodations, its breakfast services leave room for improvement with many recommending a more comprehensive food offering to enhance the overall experience.
Visitors to The Roman Bath can look forward to a vibrant dining and entertainment experience. The hotel's pub is well-known for its lively atmosphere, often hosting live music and bands that guests highly appreciate, describing the evening performances as relaxing and enjoyable. The ambience is bustling, perfect for those who enjoy a lively setting with great beers and good pub food. However, some guests have noted that the menu choice is somewhat limited with only a few options available for the evening meal. Despite this, the pub remains a popular spot, often crowded with high attendance and serves as a central hub for live entertainment.
Guests can expect a variety of live bands and music performances, particularly on the weekends, which significantly enhances their stay. They describe these events as a bonus and a highlight of their evenings. The pub’s service receives mixed reviews with some finding it acceptable or fine, while others have a less pleasant experience. Despite occasional service hiccups and limited food options, the overall atmosphere, coupled with live music and a good selection of beers, makes for an enjoyable and memorable dining experience at The Roman Bath.
The Roman Bath hotel offers an experience steeped in history, combined with the charm of an old building. Guests frequently praise the comfortable and clean rooms, noting that they are ideal for the price, especially considering the prime central location in York. The spacious rooms with lovely views and warm ambiance are appreciated, although room sizes vary significantly and many are on the smaller side.
The rooms are generally described as basic but adequate with all necessary amenities provided for a short stay. Guests enjoy the quirky layout and unique historical aspect of the hotel, including a surprising museum under the pub. The staff is consistently noted as nice and responsive to issues, enhancing the overall experience.
However, the building shows its age, as many rooms are in need of refurbishment and modernisation. Some guests mention outdated decor, broken fixtures and the need for deep cleaning in certain areas. Bathrooms, although often clean, are frequently reported as very small and in need of updates. Noise can be an issue due to the central location and thin windows with some rooms affected by street and pub noise.
Overall, The Roman Bath provides good value accommodation for those looking for a budget-friendly stay in the heart of York. Its historical charm, combined with a clean and comfortable environment, makes it a satisfactory option for short visits, though some improvements could enhance the guest experience further.
The beds at 'The Roman Bath' evoke a diverse range of experiences among guests. Many visitors highlight that they enjoyed a very comfortable and cozy sleep, describing the beds as comfy, clean and great for a restful night's sleep. Phrases such as "comfortable and small bed," "comfortable clean bed," and "super comfy beds" suggest that, for numerous guests, the beds were a positive aspect of their stay. Additionally, the bed linen was noted to be spotless, contributing to the overall clean and tidy atmosphere of the rooms.
However, there were also significant concerns about the quality and comfort of the beds. Some guests found the beds to be far too soft, old and even broken with issues like sagging mattresses and springs poking through being mentioned. The discomfort was sometimes severe enough for guests to describe the beds as the worst they've ever experienced with several reviews pointing out the need for mattress replacements.
Overall, while several guests did find the beds at 'The Roman Bath' comfortable and conducive to a good night's sleep, there were notable issues for others that impacted their stay negatively. The hotel might benefit from addressing these discrepancies to ensure a more consistent experience for all guests.
The Roman Bath has received a range of feedback regarding its cleanliness with a significant number of positive remarks highlighting its clean and comfortable environment. Many guests have described their rooms as very clean, tidy and comfortable, often noting that the rooms were spacious and warm. The bathrooms, while clean, sometimes showed signs of needing updates such as re-grouting and mold-preventing sealant. Several comments praised the hotel for its spotless rooms and well-maintained accommodations, making it a good value for the price, particularly given its central location.
However, some reviews pointed out issues in specific areas, such as old, dusty and split lampshades, threadbare and stained towels and occasional unclean or outdated bathrooms. A few guests mentioned that the rooms were small or basic and noted cleanliness issues like dusty curtains, worn carpets and beer odor. It seems while the hotel maintains a generally clean and welcoming atmosphere, certain aspects might benefit from refurbishment and more diligent cleaning practices.
Overall, The Roman Bath appears to offer clean, comfortable accommodations with a few areas that could use improvement. Its central location and reasonable prices add to its appeal despite some minor shortcomings.
The Roman Bath hotel consistently receives praise for its exceptional staff, who are described as friendly, helpful and accommodating. Guests highlight the outstanding hospitality extended by the staff, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere from the moment of arrival. Several reviews mention specific members, including bubbly and helpful individuals like Sharon and delightful figures such as the landlord and the manager. The staff's attentiveness and readiness to assist seem to be a defining characteristic with many reviews noting how the team goes above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay. Despite some isolated incidents of understaffing and a few mentions of unavailability, the overall sentiment towards the staff remains highly positive. The courteous and engaging nature of the team significantly enhances the guest experience, making The Roman Bath a delightful place to stay.
Guests of 'The Roman Bath' have shared varied experiences regarding the hotel's WiFi services. Some mentioned that the WiFi connection was very good and described it as excellent, highlighting positive aspects. However, many reviews noted significant issues, including the lack of any WiFi, inability to connect to the internet and instances where the WiFi didn't work at all. Some guests found the WiFi to be quite slow or minimal. A few even mentioned having to arrange their own routers to get connected. While there were instances of commendable WiFi quality, opinions largely reflect inconsistency in the hotel's internet service.
Families planning to stay at The Roman Bath should have measured expectations regarding the available accommodations. The hotel offers backpacker-style rooms, including specific family rooms designed to host three people. While these rooms suffice for short stays, guests have noted that the size might not be ideal, especially for young families or those requiring more space.
The setup appears to suit older children or teenagers more, as the family rooms have been sufficient for parents traveling with teenagers. However, there are concerns about the noise from a nearby nightclub, which might disturb guests trying to sleep after a busy day of exploring York. This aspect is particularly challenging for families with younger children who require quieter environments for restful nights.
In summary, The Roman Bath offers basic family rooms that are better suited for those with older children or teenagers with the provision that potential noise disruptions be considered when booking.
The Roman Bath offers a fair three-star experience with a combination of basic amenities, budget-friendly prices and an excellent central location. Ideal for those looking for a cost-effective stay, this establishment provides simple but clean rooms that are comfortable, although some guests have noted that cleanliness and services could be improved. The building itself holds a certain charm being an old pub with modern services. Despite the lack of air conditioning, fans and lifts, it compensates with a good hot shower and the allowance of pets in rooms.
Its key advantage lies in its prime location, particularly favorable for nightlife enthusiasts and those wanting to explore the area on a budget. Guests consistently mention the affordability and great value, making it a solid option for basic accommodation. However, the noise from the main square can be a disturbance and the absence of some amenities like TVs and WiFi in rooms might be inconvenient for some visitors.
The Roman Bath is ultimately a decent option for travelers who prioritize location and price over luxury, offering a straightforward and economical stay in the heart of the city.
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Location
The convenience of being centrally located means everything guests need is easily accessible. The proximity to key attractions allows for leisurely strolls rather than hurried travels, arguably making it the ideal spot for a short city break. The hotel's cleanliness, spacious rooms, friendly staff and value for money further enhance its appeal.
Whether it's shopping, dining or diving into York's rich history, 'The Roman Bath' offers the perfect location for visitors wanting to immerse themselves in all that York has to offer. With an unbeatable central location, it's no surprise that this hotel receives consistently positive reviews regarding its position.
Breakfast
Dinner
Guests can expect a variety of live bands and music performances, particularly on the weekends, which significantly enhances their stay. They describe these events as a bonus and a highlight of their evenings. The pub’s service receives mixed reviews with some finding it acceptable or fine, while others have a less pleasant experience. Despite occasional service hiccups and limited food options, the overall atmosphere, coupled with live music and a good selection of beers, makes for an enjoyable and memorable dining experience at The Roman Bath.
Rooms
The rooms are generally described as basic but adequate with all necessary amenities provided for a short stay. Guests enjoy the quirky layout and unique historical aspect of the hotel, including a surprising museum under the pub. The staff is consistently noted as nice and responsive to issues, enhancing the overall experience.
However, the building shows its age, as many rooms are in need of refurbishment and modernisation. Some guests mention outdated decor, broken fixtures and the need for deep cleaning in certain areas. Bathrooms, although often clean, are frequently reported as very small and in need of updates. Noise can be an issue due to the central location and thin windows with some rooms affected by street and pub noise.
Overall, The Roman Bath provides good value accommodation for those looking for a budget-friendly stay in the heart of York. Its historical charm, combined with a clean and comfortable environment, makes it a satisfactory option for short visits, though some improvements could enhance the guest experience further.
Beds
However, there were also significant concerns about the quality and comfort of the beds. Some guests found the beds to be far too soft, old and even broken with issues like sagging mattresses and springs poking through being mentioned. The discomfort was sometimes severe enough for guests to describe the beds as the worst they've ever experienced with several reviews pointing out the need for mattress replacements.
Overall, while several guests did find the beds at 'The Roman Bath' comfortable and conducive to a good night's sleep, there were notable issues for others that impacted their stay negatively. The hotel might benefit from addressing these discrepancies to ensure a more consistent experience for all guests.
Cleanliness
However, some reviews pointed out issues in specific areas, such as old, dusty and split lampshades, threadbare and stained towels and occasional unclean or outdated bathrooms. A few guests mentioned that the rooms were small or basic and noted cleanliness issues like dusty curtains, worn carpets and beer odor. It seems while the hotel maintains a generally clean and welcoming atmosphere, certain aspects might benefit from refurbishment and more diligent cleaning practices.
Overall, The Roman Bath appears to offer clean, comfortable accommodations with a few areas that could use improvement. Its central location and reasonable prices add to its appeal despite some minor shortcomings.
Staff
Wi-Fi
Family
The setup appears to suit older children or teenagers more, as the family rooms have been sufficient for parents traveling with teenagers. However, there are concerns about the noise from a nearby nightclub, which might disturb guests trying to sleep after a busy day of exploring York. This aspect is particularly challenging for families with younger children who require quieter environments for restful nights.
In summary, The Roman Bath offers basic family rooms that are better suited for those with older children or teenagers with the provision that potential noise disruptions be considered when booking.
3 Star
Its key advantage lies in its prime location, particularly favorable for nightlife enthusiasts and those wanting to explore the area on a budget. Guests consistently mention the affordability and great value, making it a solid option for basic accommodation. However, the noise from the main square can be a disturbance and the absence of some amenities like TVs and WiFi in rooms might be inconvenient for some visitors.
The Roman Bath is ultimately a decent option for travelers who prioritize location and price over luxury, offering a straightforward and economical stay in the heart of the city.
No, The Roman Bath doesn't have any pool.
No, a spa isn't available at The Roman Bath.
No, The Roman Bath doesn't allow dogs.
No, parking facilities aren't available at The Roman Bath.
No, The Roman Bath doesn't have a gym.
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