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| Aquae Sulis Hotel | | | Bath, Somerset | | This lovely Victorian Hotel is ideally located for visiting the famous city of Bath! All ensuite non-smoking ensuite rooms with sky TV, phone, beverages etc licensed restaurant and bar, lounges (smoking and non-smoking), garden Level walk to city centre or bus stop outside. PRIVATE CAR PARK. | | | Carfax Hotel | | | Bath, Somerset | | Carfax unites three Georgian town houses and retains many of their original features. Centrally located in the beautiful roman city of bath, The Carfax has just 31 uniquely furnished and individually heated rooms, all of which are en- suite with either a bath or shower, or more often both. | | | Combe Grove Manor Hotel & Country Club | | | Bath, Somerset | | The Hotel has extensive leisure facilities, including indoor and outdoor swimming pools, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, golf driving range, academy golf course, fully equipped gym, aerobics studio and beauty treatments. | | | Dorian House | | | Bath, Somerset | | Spacious rooms have a restful ambience and views over the Royal Crescent or well-tenned gardens. Some have traditional oak four poster beds and are luxuriously decorated with opulent fabrics and stunning decor. | | | Harington's Hotel | | | Bath, Somerset | | The most complete and best preserved Georgian city in Britain. The spa was used by the Romans, and the remains of the Roman occupation are still there to be seen today, beside the 18th century Pump Room The Royal Crescent is the crowning glory of this Georgian town. Designed by John Wood. But there are a number of equally spectacular Georgian buildings - the Upper Assembly Rooms and the Circus. The central city area is quite small and is easy to get around Pulteney Bridge, designed by Robert Adam, spans the River Avon. Built in 1771, from the inside it looks like a road lined with shops. Head for the bridge if you want to do some antiques shopping, or just to get the feel of the city. Bath - City Of Unique Heritage is a holiday destination unparalleled in England. It has been attracting visitors since the Ancient Britons first came to the sacred Springs to worship Sulis. The baths have been rebuilt by every civilisation since and people have been taking the waters for more than 2000 years. It has been a favourite town of Kings and Queens from Edgar and Alfred to Henry III, Elizabeth I and the Prince Regent. Now designated a World Heritage Site it is home to some of the finest architectural buildings in Europe. Modern Bath is a lively city, with a wide selection of activities and entertainments for everyone. Theatres, restaurants, museums and galleries, excellent shopping, parks and waterways, all packed into easy walking distance make it an ideal destination for a long weekend. The city is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with lakes and canals, hills and valleys, and places to visit and things to see and do in every direction. For active visitors the region gives opportunities for activities ranging from ballooning to boating. A visit to Bath guarantees an experience not to be missed | | | Lucknam Park Hotel | | | Bath, Somerset | | Lucknam Park is one of Britains finest country house hotels, offering superb facilities in a splendid georgian setting, and only minutes away from Bath. Lucknam has been lovingly restored to the elegance and style of the past era. As you enter the extensive grounds, you will come in on a mile long avenue, flanked by rows of beech and lime trees, opening out onto broad lawns surrounding the elegant house, in an aura of tranquility. Each of the thirteen suites and twenty-nine bedrooms are individually designed with fabrics, antiques and ornaments specially chosen to reflect the character of the rooms. All have marble bathrooms and splendid views across the park or the lovely courtyard. | | | Ston Easton Park | | | Bath, Somerset | | Guests can experience the other side of eighteenth century life by venturing 'downstairs' to the old servants' hall, kitchen, linen room and wine cellar. The servants' hall and kitchen may also be used as informal meeting rooms. Ston Easton Park has 23 superbly-appointed bedrooms and can accommodate up to 45 guests. Two principal function rooms are available for hire and these can be used for meetings or as private dining rooms. In addition, other rooms can be provided to meet any individual requirements. Situated in the heart of the Mendip Hills, Ston Easton Park is 11 miles south of Bristol and Bath. | | | The Bath Spa Hotel | | | Bath, Somerset | | The elegant Georgian façade of The Bath Spa Hotel can only hint at the warmth, style, comfort and attentive service you will receive during your stay. The bedrooms are elegantly decorated, the bathrooms are luxuriously appointed in mahogany and marble. Guests are entitled to complimentary use of our Vital Health and Fitness Club. Close to the Roman Baths, Pump Room and the new Thermae Bath Spa, it is far enough from the bustle of the city to be a perfect retreat. We very much look forward to welcoming you to our hotel. | | | The Royal Crescent Hotel | | | Bath, Somerset | | Here you are never merely a customer. You are invited to stay as a welcome house guest, free to enjoy its extensive facilities or sample some of England's best sightseeing right on the doorstep. Choose from 45 beautifully appointed rooms or suites, each individually designed and furnished in elegant Georgian style. Take advantage of The Bath House, a tranquil oasis set within the hotel's grounds that features a 12 metre warm relaxation pool, steam and sauna Karahafus, and a range of massage, beauty treatments and complementary therapies. Dine in Pimpernel's, our relaxing and informal restaurant set in the Dower House with views overlooking the garden. Take a champagne cruise in the Lady Sophina, a beautifully restored 1923 river launch. Or even sail high above Bath in the hotel's very own hot air balloon for a birds-eye view of this most majestic of cities. | | | The Windsor Hotel | | | Bath, Somerset | | The newest town house hotel to open in Bath, The Windsor is situated in Great Pulteney Street, Europe's most renowned Georgian Boulevard. Located in an elegant Grade 1 listed building (c.1794) it has been refurbished to the highest standard and retains many of the original features of the late Georgian and early Victorian periods. The Hotel has 10 Garage parking spaces available as well as parking permits. We are a non-smoking Hotel. | |
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