The Crown Inn - by Blunt Bars

Lovely quick stay I was dubious about staying here but there was no need , quirky lovely pub - the staff were super friendly, and the room had some lovely little added things , like cotton buds in a pot , bottles of shampoo / shaving gel etc. I was in a twin room overlooking the rugby club so a quite nice view - the road was right under my window but that didn’t bother me. Bar downstairs was well stocked and I ventured into the garden and had ordered a burger with a glass of wine - wow the burger was outstanding !!! Superb food Comfortable stay in my room - I did not use the WiFi as did not know there was a code until the am before I left - code is on the room key 🙂.

Disorganised not sure who is in control…in need of care and attention. Positive was a good bed!

It is exactly what it says it is. A single room, green location to access the area. Always nice to have milk.

Easy to find, comfortable, dry and warm. The building is on London Road, about 10 to 15 minutes from the bus stop (near the church). I had booked a single room but got upgraded to a double room (larger than the 2 flats I rented when I was living in Bristol!). It was just above the pub, so it's a bit noisy until 10pm but that was fine with me as there was no noise in the corridor outside the room. The room was quite warm (19 degrees Celsius) and really dry (60% humidity), the building it old, so the plumbing is a bit noisy, but there is an electric shower, so there aren't any issues getting warm water. There is a sign above the toilets saying that blocked toilets will incur a fine of £250: this is the going rate, as I learnt from a fellow renter who had to fork out £200 + VAT to get his toilets unblocked by a plumber, and is still waiting for the landlord to refund him (he had just moved into the property). The bed was so comfortable that I didn't leave the room until the next morning (I had also found a movie I'd been wanting to watch for years on YouTube) however the pub downstairs looks like a really nice place to have an evening meal, they serve Pieminster pies, and on Sunday there is a carvery, starting at £14. I really enjoyed my stay, especially as my previous visits to Keynsham (to visit houseshares) had been disappointing. The staff/owners were friendly and non intrusive. I will definitely stay there again if I am in the area.

Good find Very comfortable stay. Allowed a late check in despite pub being ready to close. Friendly service. Would stay again

Staff were great. However, beds were really unconfirmed as the mattresses were really thin and squeeky on metal, spring bases. The room hsd a very string smoky smell which was definitely not a one off. The carpet was old and smelly. I used a baby wipe on part of the walls and you can see that they desperate