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10 de julho de 2024
Where to start, my friend and I decided to have a couple of days away in Bath. We booked The Windsor Townhouse on its 4/5 star rating and location. We paid £354 for a twin room, continental breakfast included. On first approach to the Townhouse it looked lovely and we were welcomed in warmly. We were given our key to our room which was right on the top floor with a very steep spiral staircase and only one handle bar, so a bit tricky to navigate case and bags without falling down. Once in our room we thought O.K it’s a bit shabby but we will just grin and bear it as we were there to have a nice time and not get stressed; being limited twin room to and unlikely to get another. I decided not to take my clothes out of its case because the wardrobe was so dirty, so once you prise the doors open you will find a microwave inside ( yes a microwave, plus the kettle and a extension lead. ) There is also a safe inside the wardrobe which is filthy from milk, coffee and tea stains and basically laden with dust, take a look underneath the microwave and be warned it’s not pretty. On a positive note the beds were comfortable and the bedding was of good clean quality, which is what you expect. The window didn’t open for air and the curtain pelmits were hanging off, the room needed a refresh of paint and good carpet clean. There is nowhere to plug in a hairdryer as the dressing table has no sockets near it and of poor lighting. We put the kettle on the floor as we didn’t like to use a kettle inside a wardrobe, we were given four tea bags, four coffee sachets and four milk to last us our stay. Sugar was in a tiny bottle that had obviously been there ages as it was all stuck to the glass. The bathroom had a high window as you looked up you could see the thick layer of dust and cobwebs on the walls ( a long handle feather duster was needed here ). The sink plug was thick and yellow, the skirting boards were fur lined with dust, shower was bearable. Back to the good points, location was great and peaceful. Though breakfast was a bit sad, we only had breakfast one morning as it wasn’t worth getting out of bed for, we was given a shared plate of fresh fruit that was so finely cut that it was transparent, amazing how four grapes and two slices of orange and pear can look, low branded cereal, chipped plates, but the juice was nice. You could upgrade and pay for a breakfast but we were keen to get out and explore and enjoy breakfast in nearby cafes. Now you could ask us why didn’t we complain. So at the time we just wanted to enjoy our stay and prioritise our visit to Bath as fun and not cause a scene in front of any guest that were there, also limitations on getting a twin room again. Also taking into mind that the reception area is locked and doors shut so you don’t really see anyone. On our return home my friend had important family business to sort out and I was unavailable to address the above matters. My friend did get to email the town house and waited for a long a
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