We stayed here for 3 nights (booked through Expedia) as a base from which to explore Bath, Stonehenge, Avebury and Salisbury Cathedral (with hire car) and would definitely stay here again. Arrival and check-in was smooth - no problems parking before check-in in the morning (free parking off street, luggage was safe in the car), using the day to sight-see, and getting our room later in the afternoon. The building is older so expect narrow, steepish steps inside to reach each level (no elevators), and a vintage ambience in the main areas (our room was quite modern in decor).
We booked a standard double room (very economically priced in comparison to many other Bath accommodation options) and it was on the lower level, with windows out towards the bottom of the driveway and outdoor sitting area. This made it easy to park down there and bring luggage in through the back door (a few less steps to wrangle!). Our room was lovely, TV/internet access all worked well, facilities fine, toiletries/tea/coffee/hot choc all supplied (no refrigerator, which was common at all our accom in England/Wales). If you are really fussy about your mattresses, it may be too soft or cushiony for you, but I had no issues.
Breakfast was fabulous, plenty of self serve cereal, toast, yoghurt, tea, coffee and muffins, and a menu of hot options made to order when you were ready including bacon, sausage, eggs whichever way you wanted, tomato, black pudding, baked beans and mushrooms (I highly recommend the black pudding!). The breakfast room was lovely and sun lit, and we spotted the occasional squirrel running across the back yard (being Aussie tourists, it was a treat for us!), and while we didn't make use of the adjoining room with lounge/bar, it looked cozy and seemed well patronised by other guests in the evening.
Our host Danny was always helpful for general questions or special requests, eg. we put together a tray of muffins etc for am early brekky ahead of our early starting big day out to Avebury etc. Finally, it is in close proximity to a Co-op and Tescos, and a Carphone Warehouse was on the way of the nice downhill walk to Bath city centre, which was great for an arriving tourist needing a sim card. We walked up hill at the end of the day and even thinking we were fit, we found it a challenge, so maybe get bus info from Danny to save yourself the slog, especially if its hot, or raining. One last thing - the pool was closed due to the time of year, so check its availability if that's important to you.