Harington's Hotel

We absolutely loved this little hotel! From the moment we walked in, everyone was so friendly and welcoming – it felt more like staying with friends than at a hotel.||The location was perfect. We could walk everywhere – the Roman Baths, the Abbey, cute shops, and so many cafés were all just a few minutes away. After exploring all day, it was so nice to come back to somewhere peaceful and cosy.||Our room was spotless, with so much charm and character (definitely not your generic chain hotel). The beds were super comfortable, and the shower was good – exactly what we needed after a long day on our feet. If there’s one complaint to make about the room it’s the carpet feels like it’s seen better days and the furniture can do with a refresh. The downstairs decor is fun and actually really impressive however some of the carpet and restaurant could do with a refresh! We paid £300 per night so felt it was amazing value for the three of us. ||Breakfast here is a must. The full English breakfast is free and was delicious, the coffee was great, and the whole atmosphere made us want to linger a bit longer before heading out. ||What really stood out was how much the staff cared, especially Ethan, Cleo and Heather. Cleo gave us great tips on where to eat, and even suggested little hidden spots in the city we wouldn’t have found otherwise.||If you’re visiting Bath, especially from the US, I can’t recommend this place enough. It’s charming, it’s comfortable, and it’s the kind of place that makes you want to come back to Bath again.

Harington’s Hotel on Queen Street is really located very convenient to all the main places of interest in Bath. The railway station is also within easy walking distance. This hotel is in the Georgian style of the Regency era: very stylish, clean and cosy. You feel as if you have stepped into the world of Jane Austen's novels. Very comfortable and clean rooms with everything you need for your stay: tea making facilities, refrigerator, hairdryer. All the furniture is very beautiful and comfortable, and the floor is covered with soft, clean carpeting. Very beautiful living rooms: with interesting books, magazines and sweets for ‘delicious reading’ :) Each of the breakfast variations is of high quality and delicious. The staff at this hotel are friendly and professional. I recommend this hotel to anyone who loves the good old days of England and comfort.

central location, alll the staff so friendly and warm, really cute box of malteasers and a card on the bed for my bday, kindly gave us a quiet room at back of building as requested, beautiful room, SUCH a comfy mattress, lovely products in bathroom, beautiful sitting room area for planning your day or having evening drinks, quite steep steps to any higher floors if you're not up for them ask for lower floors maybe :) honestly a perfect place to wake up in on my bday. great TV too. easy wifi connection. really nice tea and coffee for the room too. thanks everyone xx

What a beautiful place. |Harington’s really is a home away from home. As soon as you walk in you’re welcomed with a friendly smile and beautiful decor. Our room was super cosy, our bed was extremely comfortable and we had a great list of recommendations too, which as tourists was such a lovely personal touch. |Thank you ever so much for creating such a wonderful spot. Also the option of leaving your bags in storage for the day which is so helpful if you’re wanting to explore. |- Abbie & Aaron

Staff was excellent. Our room was clean and well maintained. Like any hotels in old buildings in the center of historic quarters the room was a bit smaller than modern hotel rooms but it worked well for us. We took breakfast the second day and it was excellent. We had an issue with Ev charger having booked it and staff helped us by lending their cable effectively showing that Sixt had supplied a faulty one.

For the most part, the staff was pleasant. The first floor is cozy and nicely decorated. Breakfast was included with our room and had a good selection. The location in Bath is excellent. In a Scandinavian context, the label ‘boutique hotel’ raises certain expectations that were not quite met here. The biggest issue for us was, unfortunately, a heatwave during our stay. Our room was at the very top of the building. With no AC, it became incredibly, unbearably hot. We were out most of the day and in written contact with the hotel about practical matters. When we asked for a fan, they simply stopped responding. One could, of course, have pushed harder, but in the hotel business – especially if presenting as a more premium option – guests shouldn’t need to push or request such basic things. It would have been welcome if the hotel had made a greater effort to make the stay more comfortable. We were on a longer trip through England with heavy luggage. Since there was no elevator, we had to carry our bags up the narrow staircase. Also very hot. The nights were long – it was extremely difficult to sleep in a room that stayed above 30 degrees. We had to leave the windows and shutters wide open. Aside from the loss of privacy due to neighboring buildings, this also let in all the noise from the busy street below: pub crowds, countless seagulls, garbage collection early in the morning, and deliveries to nearby businesses. Very little sleep. Check-in itself was smooth and easy to do online in advance. At that time, we were informed that the bathroom shower was dripping. We were told it was silent and wouldn’t disturb us, but that someone might stop by to check it, provided it was fine with us. Of course, we agreed, and were promised advance notice. In reality, a plumber later just walked straight into the room without warning. He apologized profusely, countless times, but still – if you say you will give notice, then you should actually do so.

Perfectly located within walking distance of many attractions that Bath has to offer. I parked in Avon street carpark for 24hrs less than £20. Which was a nice walk through the back streets of Bath, which was a good way to see some of the beaten track of Bath. The hotel is small and decorated individually with strong patterns and colours. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I paid for early booking in but it wasn’t ready but after a 25 min wait I was refunded the early check in fee and given a free upgrade so customer service was excellent. Only had breakfast but this was yummy and you must try the honey and ginger shots. City centre hotels are restricted with views and this has the same problem with little control of what you can see out of you window, we had a building site for ours but being at the back of the hotel it was away from the hustle and bustle of the main drag. Didn’t realise that the earplugs in the little glass box by the bed would be something we would use, but my word the seagulls are soo noisy and annoying that earplugs are the only answer from the constant squawking and fighting that seemed to go on. The room was lovely, clean and nicely furnished with nice attention to detail and lovely smelling shower gel. I would 100% recommend this hotel for a city break and remember you get what you pay for when it comes to luxury and hotels.

This is merely a three-star motel, a far cry from a four-star establishment or a boutique hotel. Its rooms are cramped, furnished with dilapidated pieces, and lack air conditioning—though these shortcomings pale in comparison to its abhorrently racist service. We had reserved two rooms for a three-night stay, booking two months in advance, and explicitly requested quiet accommodations. Yet, we were assigned rooms not only facing the street but directly opposite a bustling nightclub. The first night was torturous, with the cacophony persisting until midnight. When we approached the front desk to request a change, Ethan informed us that a rear room would be available for the remaining two nights. However, later that day, an elderly staff member reneged on this promise, awarding the room to a Caucasian family seeking twin beds instead. What of our request? Our "solution" arrived in the form of a pair of flimsy green earplugs—apparently, this was deemed sufficient for Asian guests. Avoid this place at all costs. It is utterly devoid of value.

August 2022. We really enjoyed our stay at Harington's Hotel in Bath. It has an old-world charm with modern conveniences. Quiet and nice view overlooking a mostly pedestrian street. Room was clean and comfortable, staff were friendly, breakfast was excellent. Parking is limited to a car park about 4 blocks away, though, so plan to drop your bags at the door and then park. All the attractions were within walking distance, with several great restaurants nearby.

Can I go back now? We loved this lovely boutique hotel in the heart of Bath. We searched high and low for a great place, which there are many options to chose in this area, but this place is a gem. The staff were helpful and offered fantastic customer service. Our room was cozy and the view was perfect. Amazing stay at this historic, boutique hotel in the heart of Bath. The staff were lovely!

LOVED this hotel. The rooms are charming, employees are extremely helpful, and the breakfasts are great. My husband, son and I were pleased with the location as everything is within walking distance. My only advice to others would be to avoid Harrington's if you have 4+ people. Unless, you are willing to splurge for more than one room, you will be crowded.

This was my favorite hotel in England that we stayed at. It was such a super cute boutique hotel. The breakfast was so good I couldn't believe it came with the price of the hotel. When we had issues with our tv reception they kindly pointed out exactly what to do and it was magically fixed. And for being in England, it even felt a little bit spacious. But the biggest reason Haringtons gets 5 stars from me is that I forgot to let them know the night before that we would need to be leaving extremely early in the morning because we had to leave to make our flight back to the States. I had to call the front desk clerk at about 5 am or so to get her to wake up and check us out. I felt like such a dick. But she never for one moment made me feel like one. She woke up and took care of everthing for us without the slightest bit of annoyance and I really appreciated that as it wasn't my intention to be so rude that morning. I purposefully left the hair straightener I had bought while there in the bathroom since I wouldn't be able to use it back home. They were even kind enough to offer to mail it back to me. I wish we could've stayed here longer!

This is such a beautiful boutique hotel, the whole ambience and decor is perfect. The owners have styled it so well, and it's town centre location is perfect, but still quiet. The staff were lovely and breakfast with the fresh orange juice made my morning!! Will be back to book one of the apartments...

Had a great weekend at this boutique hotel. It is located right in the centre of Bath, moments away from all the best attractions in the city. The staff were super friendly and very efficient. Breakfast was seved in a very attractive room. It was freshly prepared and cooked to order. We really loved the automatic orange juice maker. Our room was very different with a modern contempory look. Cant wait to go back again soon.