Hotell med pool i Cotswolds

“Ett fantastiskt ställe mitt i Bath, lite krångligt med parkeringen men de löste det på ett bra sätt. Vore dock bra om de hade en ”loading bay” så man i lugn och ro kunde lasta av väskorna vid entrén istället för att bli jagad av parkeringsvakt. Spa avdelningen var fantastisk!”

“Jag valde Apex på grund av dess läge. Hotellet är modernt, rent och fint med spa och egen restaurang. Vi hade tänkt äta på restaurangen men vi skippade det då det då det aldrig kom någon som anvisade oss till ett bord. Vi frågade i receptionen om restaurangen inte var öppen och fick till svar att ”den skulle vara öppen”. Spaavdelningen har både torrbastu och ångbastu, pool och lite olika varianter på duschar. Helt ok med tanke på att det inte kostade extra. Frukosten tog väldigt lång tid...

“Nice with air cons and comfy n beds, horrible pillows however ”

“Old charming manor that is one of the best in Cotswolds. Having stayed at a couple others including Lords of the Manor, the positives of this one in comparison are: its easier to get to from London, the grounds are amazing and impeccable, its a truly remote feel among the hills, land and animals of Cotswolds, and the michelin starred Dining Room is probably the best food in the Cotswolds. The only real obvious negative vs say the Lords of the Manor is you arent in walking distance of a...

“We will definitely be going back, what an amazing place , we LOVED it ”

“Nice hotel, but my room was cold and when I turned on the heating it became even colder.”

“Härlig stad, mysigt hotell med bra service och artig personal.”

“The spa, the outdoor pool and the fine dining restaurant were all great. They gave us boots and jackets for our walk, which was great. The informal restaurant was not that great. I paid £18 for a worse than average burger. Also, there were not many cosy places to sit around with a drink or coffee. There was only one room, which could easily get crowded. Luckily, we were there on a Monday in March, so this time it wasn't but I think the occupancy was only about 25-30%.”