Radstock Hotel Near Bath

This is a very basic hotel but if you're not bothered by frills, then you might be OK here. The single room (rm 5) was clean, sheets and towels were good quality and the bed comfortable. Parking is available too which is useful. However, the age of the building means no double glazing so I might as well have been sleeping on the hard shoulder of the M4! The traffic noise is awful, it started to quieten down around midnight but it was busy again at 6am so very little sleep which was a shame. I believe the owners are in the process of updating the property so there was no breakfast available although there are a couple of local cafes available. Lots of drawer space but no wardrobe so you'll have to hang your clothes off the drawer handles or the door. Tea/coffee making facilities are there but very basic. If it wasn't for the noise, I'd have been happy enough to stay but it was ridiculous, so I've had to spend another £200 to stay elsewhere for the remainder of my visit.

Beware! This hotel does not exist. I arrived on Thursday last for a reserved two night stay only to find that the business has been sold. A rather run down bar on the ground floor is still operating (just!!) but there are no rooms available. My thanks however to the Bar Manager and a couple of customers in helping me to source alternative accommodation for the first night.

The review is for the bar/breakfast not for the accommodation. This is a typical village pub. If you are expecting hipster decor and vibe then this isn’t the place for you. But if a warm welcoming easygoing place is what you want then head here when in Radstock. A group of us went on a freezing morning after parkrun amidst unexpected snowfall. The place had quite a few customers (mainly post parkrun crowd) and there was a mixup with some breakfast orders. So we had to wait some time for ours to arrive. But when it did it was worth the wait. Lovely ingredients and generous portions at an affordable price. And they catered for Coeliacs which meant gluten free breakfast options too. Yay! You basically build your own on a hand marked piece of paper. Tea/coffee is self-service but no complaints about that either. As I noted, if you are happy with an easygoing place then you will enjoy it. If back in Radstock again, I will definitely be back.

Went today for a Sunday roast! Although I first thought was a bit costly it was well worth the money…couldn’t fault it at all…beautiful I had the roast chicken,the plate was full,stuffing,green beans,cabbage,red cabbage,swede,a large carrot,cauliflower cheese(paid a bit more)…stunning though,well done!

This is a very budget hotel with a bar. It’s advertised food but none available and nowhere else was open to serve food in Radstock on a Monday. The double rooms are on top floor reached by narrow steep staircases lit by motion activated lights and worn out carpet. The room itself fairly ok and saving Grace was bed was clean and comfortable. The bar is very much a locals bar and the staff were chatty and helpful.

Under no circumstance do anyone stay at this hotel. I stayed there on Friday 3rd November 2023 due to a wedding the following day. When we arrived the pub was crowded and loud, we was escorted to our room by the stairs (which the carpet looked like it's seen better days), as we were lead into the room to my amazement I couldn't believe that a hotel could rent out rooms in such a state. The lamp shade had that much dust you could write your name on it, the mirror was broken, the chest of drawers where held up with beer mats, the lighting had cobwebs on and ghetto towel rail was hanging off. The radiator was full of dust and so the list goes on. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to my worse enemy. See photo's below if you don't believe me. If there was a choice of nil star rating that what I would have given them.