We spent three nights in the Victoria Spa Lodge, we were 5 and shared the same big bedroom, ideally for 4 persons but we still had enough comfort. Two bathrooms were at our disposal, one in the bedroom and one in the corridor.
Comfortable beds, beautiful garden, excellent home made breakfasts, lovely and very welcoming couple, typical English countryside atmosphere full of charm.

Our group was disappointed in this B & B. The rooms are terribly dated without being of a "period" design. I think there were floral arrangements from the 80s in the rooms. Pretty building but location wasn't convenient or attractive. Disappointed that they received such high marks from trip advisor.

The room and bathroom were fine: clean, functional, reasonable size, comfortable bed. It was pleasant to be met with biscuits upon arrival to our room. The dining room is over the top Victoriana, and charming. The breakfast selection wasn't as comprehensive as other places we stayed, (You could have an English breakfast, OR a croissant, for example.), but we worked it out: My husband had his customary juice and cereal, and ordered an omelet. I ordered a croissant, and ate his omelet, which was excellent. The breakfast window was very short, at only 45 minutes, too short, though we managed to get down in time. The owner Paul tried to be extremely helpful, giving us brochures with half off coupons. His directions, while well intentioned, weren't entirely clear, but we did manage to find our way to the Avon canal, which is a lovely walk to town. It actually took us much longer than advertised, as my husband was fascinated by the locks, and stopped to help one of the houseboats operate one of the locks. Even without that, I doubt that we could have made it in less than half an hour. If I could have found a place closer to town for a comparable price, I might do that instead.

Our two prior stays, one about 17 years ago, and another about 7 years ago, were very pleasant. Things looked fresh and clean. This time, we were surprised at the poor condition of the bedroom and bathroom. There are padded headboards on the wall behind each bed in the twin room, and they looked stained from wear. Creepy. The bedside lamps needed dusting. It looked like the room hadn't been prepared or freshened up for our stay. The bathroom was also tired looking. The dining room looked the same as in prior years and breakfast was OK although we did feel rushed to order the hot food. Walking along the canal is still nice and quiet, but the walk to town is very noisy and industrialized because of the large amount of building that occurred. Unfortunate. Overall, the place isn't what it used to be and we'll look for somewhere else to stay next time.