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 | Dorian House: Tastefully decorated Victorian house
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I was looking forward to visiting this place. We booked a room with a 4 poster bed, as that was the only one available and we decided to book it at last minute. Their website looked very good, so we decided to go for it, since I already spent quite a few hours looking online and there wasn't that much available - except for the big, non-character chain hotels such as Hilton, Holiday Inn etc.
The house was built of Bath stone in the late 19th century. It is a fine example of Victorian architecture, retaining all of its original features. Some rooms have traditional oak four-poster bed. They also look light and airy and are very tastefully decorated. There are lots of fuddy duddy old looking hotel rooms in England, and it seems like these are not amongst them, so that's great.
There are tea/coffee making facilities, television, hairdryer and telephone in all rooms. The accommodation is complemented by a lounge with its open fireplace and large comfy sofas. The breakfast is very tasty and includes fruit salad, cereal, yoghurt, freshly baked croissants/pain du chocolate, fresh fruit and orange & apple juices as well as savoury options such as the full English (breakfast).
The hotel is 10 minutes walk from the centre. It's down hill on they way there and up hill on the way back :-)
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