Hotel is in a picturesque location set on Tollbridge Road. The road is very narrow and the entrance to the hotel is just before the bridge crossing.
But beware, the crossing is single lane, people stand on the bridge and collect £1 from cars as they cross.
Due to the bridge being single lane only, there is a large traffic jam from about 8.45am for an hour or so. This has a major effect on London Road, the main road into Bath and will add, at least, an extra 15 minutes onto your trip if you wish to travel by bus. The bus stop is a short walk from the hotel on London Rd. If you are going into the city or train station, get off the bus at Bath bus station. Bus no. 3, X13.
The hotel is ok. It costs £10 for parking and it's a first in gets the spot policy, though there are quite a few spots, especially down the back. It's one way in and out, which can be a problem if you wish to cross the bridge as it's a narrow turn.
We had a Standard Twin in the main building. The rooms were stifling with no air-conditioning, so get some air in we had to keep the windows open. The room was okay, decent bathroom/shower. The hotel advertised a restaurant, but they had no chefs or staff for evening meals, which was disappointing, but breakfast was available and was good. There is the Bathamton Mill hotel just across the bridge and the George hotel a little further on.
My suggestion is that if you want to be close to Bath city centre then don't book this hotel, driving to it is a nightmare.