No.15 by GuestHouse
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. More
Good Hotel Guide Review
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. All but the small attic bedrooms are dog-friendly, and all have an espresso machine, a turntable to spin some vinyl, 100 Acres toiletries, access to a pantry of treats. Touches of whimsy include a ceiling with exotic bird wallpaper inspired by the pergola in Henrietta Park opposite; a coffee-maker in a doll’s house. Large rooms in the coach house have a lounge area, a working fireplace, stand-alone bath and rain shower. The basement spa has a circular copper bath for two. Adventurous menus feature dishes such as thin tart of leeks, wild garlic, smoked new potatoes, romesco sauce; beef medallion, beef cheek and bacon tart, nettle purée, hand-cut chips. Breakfast is similarly inventive (avocado on sourdough, spiced tomato compote, poached egg; wild mushrooms on toast, as well as the usual suspects). Children are indulged, with Sally Lunn buns for elevenses and picnics for the park. A new sister hotel, No. 1 York, has opened in York, and another is planned in Brighton.
Hotel details
Address
13 - 15 Great Pulteney Street
Bath
Somerset
BA2 4BS
England
Telephone
01225 807015
Bedrooms
36. 8 in coach house, 1 suitable for disabled.
Open
all year, restaurant Mon–Sat, Sun lunch.
Facilities
lift, bar, restaurant, private dining room, in-room TV (Freeview, Chromecast), spa (treatments), small garden terrace, bookable small private car park (£25 a night), public rooms wheelchair accessible, adapted toilet.
Background music
all day in bar and restaurant.
Children
all ages welcomed, extra bed free, breakfast charged for.
Dogs
allowed in most bedrooms (£25 per night), bar, not in restaurant.
Credit cards
Amex, MC, Visa.
Prices
B&B doubles from £187. À la carte dinner £38. 1-night bookings sometimes refused at weekends.
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