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"Good overall. Toilet seat was not ideally cleaned when we came. TV channels’ quality not great. I also found it surprising that slippers/robes were not available in rooms for free, but one of the staff members was kind enough to give me slippers for free."

"The hotel location is brilliant and easy to get to things in Bath. You need to park in the city parking overnight - which is around £22."

"Grey and depressing decor, long bland corridors We were expecting a lovely authentic style not a Travelodge style. £22 each for breakfast is chargeable, which isn't shown as extra until after booking and is on top of over £500 for a 2 night stay Family room is just a double with pull out sofabed and not very roomy On site parking is £15 per night which isn't indicated before booking. Balcony closed off and unusable couldn't even open the door to it for some fresh air was not told until after booking that there would be work being undertaken but didn't expect scaffolding outside our window and not being able to use the balcony at all. Staff at reception were very dismissive when l complained. I would not stay here again. In fact if I could have afforded to take the financial loss l would have left and stayed somewhere else Luckily the one saving grace is that the hotel is clean."

"I loved the location. We were inside the medieval wall. "

"Convenient location to the train and bus staions, however, I would not stay here again. I could have stayed at a nicer place for the same price if I had walked another block. The door to the room and the door to the bathroom were both in exceptionally poor condition. The bed was uncomfortable and the carpeting was old. I should have selected a hotel than was centrally located rather than near transportation."

"Overall stay was fab, staff were amazing and the place is very welcoming. We had a spa day and overnight stay which was amazing the only thing I will say is the spa amenities could do with a revamp like the steam room and sauna area"

"The spa was wonderful. The rooms are clean and the staff is very kind. I believe that they want to ensure you are comfortable. But, they are working with a property in need of maintenance. Our air conditioner worked the first night, but the next day we couldn't get the temperature below 24c/75f. After two attempts to fix it, they moved us to another room, where we discovered another guests gift wine, cupcake and greeting. Not a tragedy, but not assuring either. We got our new room pleasantly cool, though the thermostat never moved from 22c/72f. And it was definitely cooler than that. 2 out of 2 room temperature controls malfunctioning. A five star hotel to me, will get the details right. I didn't leave The Gainsborough with that impression, and it certainly wasn't the relaxing few days I had hoped for."

"Nice clean room staff very friendly and helpful location was convenient all in short walking distance to everything ."

"Overall our stay was pleasant. The room and hotel itself is beautiful. Our issue came with the food. We wanted some food at about 9:15pm sent to our room and all that was available were tiny sandwiches which were not substantial. I have stayed at many 5 star hotels that offer far greater choice and variety with room service, especially when it’s at a relatively normal hour. We had high hopes for the breakfast but unfortunately was underwhelming for a whopping £30 per person I was expecting a lot more choice. The flavours and offerings for a 5 star hotel were sub par. The eggs benedict felt like it was made at a 2 star hotel. I would say that also waiting about 20 mins for each dish was far too long. It looks like the hotel is lacking a proper breakfast buffet reminiscent of what you would expect at a luxury hotel. It’s safe to say although the hotel is beautiful I will not be staying again although the spa and massages we had were lovely."