The Bath Hotel

We had a fantastic couple of nights at the Bath hotel. Our room was very stylish, quirky and great fun - take a look at the website. We stayed in "Monkey Island" which had a panoramic view of the river, harbour and sea. The food was very good with a choice of eating in the pub or the restaurant - we tried both and they were very enjoyable. The staff went out of their way to make sure we had a good stay.|Out and about there are some of the most stunning coastal and valley walks in the UK.|We will be returning.

A quirky pub-cum-hotel in the lovely village of Lynmouth, at the the bottom of the cliff on which sits Lynton. We were very lucky in picking the week after the parking charges ended but before the mountain railway shut; that is by far the most comfortable way to get up to Lynton, which has very good shops and places for coffee. The Bath hotel is very relaxed, and the staff are all lovely. We had one of the named premium rooms, which was fine and with a good sea view, but a little smaller than I would have expected for the price. Bathroom was excellent - well lit and spotlessly clean. The weather was terrible while we were there (3 nights) but the bar is a pleasant place to while away the afternoon with a real ale or cider for company, especially after a good walk up the valley. The food is variable - the starters excellent, the mains which I had (both beef) a bit overcooked. The roast potatoes on Sunday were brilliant. We would come back to Lynmouth and certainly stay at the Bath - next time I will upgrade to a suite for the included parking! Thank you for a relaxing break despite the rain.

Looking at other reviews The Bath Hotel wouldn’t be able to win even if they were giving rooms away! ||We came for a weekend away and didn’t have a problem with the room, the staff or the stay. ||The rooms were clean and we were not disturbed by other guests and the seemingly unlimited supply of tea, water and coffee was great. I also too the chance to leave a bottle of wine in the fridge for the room after dinner.||The atmosphere of the hotel was quiet overall but this has to be expected for a small village in Devon where the peak tourist trade had all but vanished for the year.||I feel like the package I booked (room, dinner on first night and breakfast both mornings) was absolute value for money.||The only amusing observations came from other guests in the restaurant who were mostly rude and very entitled. The room, location and attached pub were perfect and everything we needed and would expect from a family run hotel.||The staff were friendly and attentive and should be admired for dealing with the aforementioned guests who had got The Bath Hotel confused with The Dorchester!

Booked two nights B&B. Room was a reasonable size and comfortable with a view out to sea. Good location very near the harbour front. Downsides were, breakfast wasn’t the best considering the price point a selection of croissants (looked shop bought) and unappetisingly presented fruit. Cooked breakfast was ok poached eggs over done and the rest In honesty was less than average in presentation and quality. We were also supposed to have had a sweet treat and welcome drink neither materialised.|Sleep on 2nd night was broken with the sound of gushing water onto the terrace infront of our window from what was probably a blocked gutter. Mentioned in the morning with a less than enthusiastic response regarding fixing for the next guests. Average at best unlikely to stay again.

Arrived late afternoon and got booked in quickly and efficiently. Info on hotel access and where to go for breakfast lunch etc. Shown to rooms, every thing good, clean. Bottled water and milk available in fridges on the landings. Coffee facilities in the room was kettle, a pod machine and decaf plus normal coffee in bags. Great options. Good view across the bay and watching the fishing boats bobbing about in the bay. Sadly the funicular railway was supposed to be open on Saturday but I suppose due to not being busy it had closed the previous day. But a good walk was no hardship although it was just a bit wet Good food in the bar various other rooms were available for quiz night and staff were very helpful kind with the children.

A big, although rather belated, thank you to Cavin, Darren and the rest of the staff for making our wedding day such a memorable occassion. We had a 'small gathering' wedding, and from the moment we arrived on Friday afternoon we were well looked after. The ceremony was held in The Galley, which was just right to create the intimate and relaxed atmosphere that we wanted. Our wedding meal was amazing and the service from all the staff was first class. The location of the hotel was great for photos and even the weather was good! We enjoyed staying in the Braunton Suite, which was spacious and nicely furnished, with a great view of the harbour and sea. We appreciated the extra touches of a bottle of wine on arrival and a bottle of fizz at the end of the day. It all contributed to a fantastic wedding weekend for us and our guests. Thanks again! Martin & Liz

Lovely Hotel, with an almost old world charm, mirrored in the decor, at times I felt I was in an Agatha Christie film, Rooms were spotlessly clean. If eating in however I thought the Dinner Menu was a bit limited, and simply shared with its menu with its own next door pub the Mariner.

Great hotel with a BnB feel. Situated right on the seafront with access to the shopping promenade and the cliffside railway to Lynton. Our room felt cosy and was decorated beautifully. The included breakfast was fantastic. I strongly recommend it to anyone visiting Lynmouth.