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Boutique hotels in Bath
Classic architecture, a thermal spa and great boutique hotels. Sloping gently down Somerset hills, Bath is one of the most visited cities in Britain, and as it's easily reached by train from London it's great for a short hotel break.
The Queensberry, Bath
Featured Hotels with Special Offers
The Bird
Bath
Three for Two Break Special Offer
Quirkiness abounds at this contemporary hotel in a remodelled Victorian mansion, decorated with witty eclecticism, featuring modish, well-equipped bedrooms and an all-day menu of modern British dishes served in the restaurant or on the terrace amid dining pavilions and fire pits.
Homewood
Bath, Somerset
'Complimentary Night' Special Offer
The yellow submarine in the 'beautiful grounds' and the hedge sculpture of a giraffe set the scene at this 'playful, quirky hotel', in a traditional honey-stone building.
Dukes Bath
Bath, Somerset
Christmas Three Night Special Offer
As it awaits the playful Kaleidoscope s treatment, this hotel, occupying two handsome Georgian townhouses on an iconic thoroughfare, has a range of classic bedrooms from cosy doubles at the top, to four-poster rooms and suites.
More Boutique hotels in Bath
The Queensberry
Bath, Somerset
There's a huge sense of fun at this stylish hotel, whose logo is Vanity Fair's caricature of the 9th Marquess of Queensberry, Oscar Wilde's Nemesis. Laurence and Helen Beere's hotel, a quirky combination of four townhouses has pugilism-themed jokes throughout; the decor is knockout too.
Eight
Bath, Somerset, United Kingdom
At the heart of the city, this chic B&B offers a good choice of rooms in two elegant Georgian townhouses.

No.15 by GuestHouse
Bath, Somerset
The three Guest brothers made their first bold foray into hospitality with this boutique hotel and spa occupying three Grade I listed town houses on a splendid Georgian terrace.

The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa
Bath, Somerset
At the centre of a glorious Georgian crescent, two adjoining mansions are home to an elegant yet family-friendly hotel with oasis garden and beautiful spa.
Classic architecture, a thermal spa and great boutique hotels. Sloping gently down Somerset hills, Bath is one of the most visited cities in Britain, and as it's easily reached by train from London it's great for a short hotel break. Bath's hot springs, known to the Celts and said to have Britain's only natural thermal waters, brought the Romans here. The baths they built fell into disrepair when they left, but were restored in the 17th century. The recent construction of the Thermae Bath Spa brings 21st Century visitors seeking all manner of treatments. In the 18th century, Bath reached its heyday. Its graceful Palladian mansions and town houses, designed by John Wood and his son, also John, were built of the local honey-coloured stone. The Royal Crescent, The Circus and Queen Square are the most beautiful of its streets. Bath is the only destination in the UK to have the whole city designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO. The heroines of Jane Austen's novels (she wrote Persuasion and Northanger Abbey here), and later of Georgette Heyer's made assignations in the Pump Room, the Assembly Rooms (this now houses a fashion museum), and Sydney Gardens. If you are arriving with your car, take a look at our hotels with parking in Bath.