My 15-year old daughter and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights. As a Jane Austen fan, she was thrilled to be staying on the famous Great Pultney Street mentioned in Austen's books. We arrived by train, and it was a bit of a walk to get to the Edgar Hotel (10 minutes), but the walk is right through historic Bath so was very pleasant. Our room was two flights up (no elevator) and we had a view of a public playing ground. The room was plain and small - no decor to speak of - but clean and functional. The bed was comfortable and we kept the window open all night and were not bothered by any noise. Breakfast was very good, offering the full English breakfast, with lighter choices available.

It was very dated, and all the furniture needed updating; badly. Everything was clean on the other hand. Staff friendly and helpful. Good if you only plan to stay a night or two

Had a good stay for a very reasonable rate at the Edgar. Walked in to a reasonable rate for a very large room & a parking permit for that night + the next day - an important benefit in Bath where central parking is very difficult. Enjoyed the breakfast & the hospitaliy.

Stayed at Edgar Hotel in January and was very pleased with the whole package. We were upgraded to a larger room as we'd arrived late on Saturday afternoon and were leaving on Sunday. Room was very clean with sitting area and views across the town. Coffee/tea facilities, hairdryer, TV, etc all there and in good order. Bathroom perhaps a little small but who lives in the bathroom, enough room to accomplish all required tasks.

Breakfast was a good old cooked English breakfast which was happily devoured following a big night out before. The lady managing the hotel for stay was very pleasant and extremely helpful in finding a restaurant.

Definately stay here again.