Great National Hotels in South West England from AU$186

"Swimming pool Gym"

"Very nice hotel with convenient location. Staff were very friendly. "

"We enjoyed our stay, although we spent most of our time in the town centre. The hotel is very conveniently siuated, comfortable and has a nice luxury feel. There are some comments that it could use a refurb but we did not feel that was the case for our room, only in the lobby toilets did I notice some wear and tear. I would return to this hotel, should I be staying in Bath again but will make more use of the facilities next time. The staff are pleasant and helpful but the only negative was one of our drinks orders taken in the garden was forgotten and took 30 mins to arrive but this is not a reason to overshadow our stay and the waiter was very apologetic. "

"Excellent property, loads of room for parking. Spacious room and loved the boiling water and ice cold water tap in the corridor. Food in the diner was very good"

"Excellent hotel in a excellent location. Great parking and reasonably priced food."

"One of our favourite hotels,anywhere.When the sun is shining and the skies are blue it;s just one of the best views to see.Been many times and will go many more."

"The hotel staff were very friendly, the rooms were lovely, clean & the beds were very comfortable. On site parking & heated outdoor pool. Breakfast was very good. Overall stay was excellent. "

"Great hotel, super friendly staff, lovely swimming pool. Awesome breakfast served by fantastic waitresses who were lovely. Good sized room and excellent shower, floor a little creaky and bed slightly hard but to be expected in a property of this age. No evening meals unfortunately but plenty of local food options nearby. A little bit of noise in the morning from the coaches running their engines first thing, not excessive. Overall very happy with our stay at Laguna, nice old fashioned style hotel with plenty of character and good value "

"A very decent budget property in an excellent location for activity in the centre "