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Royal Crescent Bath

Hotel Overview


'Splendour of a Byegone Era'

One of the most impressively located luxury hotels in the city. The world’s finest crescent is one of the great set-piece masterpieces of European architecture, the most breathtaking feature in this most elegant and enchanting city. The Royal Crescent luxury Hotel occupies the two central buildings, both are Grade I listed, and were built by John Wood the Younger. As guests approach the property there is an immediate recognition of the fact that this 18 century propery remains virtually unchanged and still reflects that age of extravagent luxury. This remarkable hotel not only impresses with its design and beautiful gardens but with its gracious living experience.

Hotel Awards

  • Conde Nast Traveler Gold List 2008 90.8
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'Splendour of a Byegone Era'

One of the most impressively located luxury hotels in the city. The world’s finest crescent is one of the great set-piece masterpieces of European architecture, the most breathtaking feature in this most elegant and enchanting city. The Royal Crescent luxury Hotel occupies the two central buildings, both are Grade I listed, and were built by John Wood the Younger. As guests approach the property there is an immediate recognition of the fact that this 18 century propery remains virtually unchanged and still reflects that age of extravagent luxury. This remarkable hotel not only impresses with its design and beautiful gardens but with its gracious living experience.

Rooms and Suites
In every room you will find:
• Complimentary bottles of water
• Business and leisure magazines
• A selection of books
• TV and DVD player
• Hairdryer
• Dressing gowns & slippers
• Products from Aquae Sulis

 

Room Type Selection
Classic Rooms
With standard amenities above plus:
• Queen or double bed

 

Deluxe Rooms
With standard amenities above plus:
• King or Twin beds
• Spacious rooms with classic 18c interiors
• Views over the gardens or the Crescent & Royal Victoria Park

 

Classic Suites
All individually designed and named with standard amenities as above plus enhance amenities such as separate drawing rooms, Royal Crescent views and many other special features
Choose from
Brinksley Sheridan Suite
Jane Austen Suite
Waldegrave Suite
Elizabeth Linley Suite
Eliza Lucas
Beckford Suite
Beau Nash Suite

 

Deluxe Suites
All individually designed with unique characters and separate sitting areas; they are among the most spacious suites.
Choose from:
John Wood Suite
Rowlandson Suite
Royal Nelson Suite
Royal Crescent Suite

 

Master Suites
Extremely spacious and all totally unique in character with charming furnishings and separate sitting areas plus many delicate finishes.
Choose from
Duke of York Suite
Ralph Allen Suite
Sir Percy Blakeney Suite

• Spa (see special features)
• Gymnasium
• Gardens
• Heated patio
• Library
• Thames River Launch for cruises

Cuisine Overview
Head Chef and his accomplished team always strive to create the very best cuisine for a contemporary British menu that draws on influences from both the Mediterranean and the Far East.

Dower House
Award-winning Restaurant situated in the beautiful Dower House, overlooking the leafy and secluded gardens. In the summer guests may dine on the sunny terrace and lawns, Open for morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea or a quiet drink in the evening.

Children’s menus & Picnics
Provided with pleasure and scrumptious picnics can be prepared for those guests looking to explore all the attractions of Bath and the surrounding countryside.

Private Dining
A number of individually designed rooms, such as The Library and The Pavilion Conservatory, are available for private dining and special occasions, such as gatherings of family and friends

Immediate Vicinity

The hotel is a short (10 minute) walk from the city centre and Bath Spa railway station.
Bristol International Airport is 40 minutes drive, London Heathrow Airport 90 minutes drive and Gatwick 3 hours.

A few minutes Walk

Nearby you will find museums, antique dealers, theatres, shopping

A short drive will take you to
The Cotswolds, Stonehenge, Cheddar Gorge, Longleat House and Prior Park.

Spa

Focusing on the natural elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, The Bath House embraces both Ancient and Modern day spa culture.

The contemporary style of The Bath House was created from a converted coach house and stables, opening onto the beautiful gardens; Enjoy the wonderful relaxation pool heated to 35 degrees centigrade, cool and tepid plunge tubs, sauna and steam Karahafus, fully equipped gymnasium, plus a wide range of holistic treatments complementary therapies to soothe, relax and rejuvenate both body and spirit. Treatments range from soothing massages to full aromatherapy facials, and from fruit enzyme wraps to holistic foot and nail treatments.

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