[Zmugzy, 26.07.2007] The writer details how the Priory was "converted from one of Bath's Georgian houses in 1969". It lies "on .8 hectares of formal and award-winning gardens" comprising "manicured lawns and flowerbeds". The rooms vary from "medium in size to spacious deluxe units" and are "furnished with antiques". The deluxe units are said to have "views, large sitting areas, and generous dressing areas". Each of these rooms contains a "lovely old English bed" and the "beautifully kept" bathrooms are complete with "deluxe toiletries". The authors favourite room was the "Clivia" which is described as a "nicely appointed duplex in a circular turret". Frommers has issued a three star rating.