Chic, stylish and tranquil, The Roseate Villa is one of Bath’s finest independent boutique Hotel. Ideally situated on a quiet residential street away from the hue and cry of the city centre, the heart of Bath remains only a pleasant five minute stroll away via Great Pulteney Bridge.

The 21 individually designed bedrooms are smart, comfortable and elegant. Each room is fully equipped with bespoke Hypnos 1700 pocket sprung beds, goose down duvets, Egyptian cotton linen and sparkling bathrooms with luxury toiletries and fluffy bath towels. There’s also a super spacious suite with sitting room for those looking for extra space and luxury.

The overall atmosphere is one of great comfort and relaxation, with the perfect mix of original grandeur from the Victorian building with modern welcoming touches and calming views over the park. The Roseate Villa is winner of Visit Britain’s Breakfast Award, and we understand why – expect the finest ingredients including buttermilk pancakes, smoked salmon and free range eggs. 

The iconic Royal Crescent Hotel sits at the centre of Bath’s most famous crescent and offers 5* Relais & Chateaux luxury, the award-winning Dower House Restaurant, the tranquillity of The Spa & Bath House and an acre of secluded garden in the heart of the city, all just a short walk from the Bertinet Kitchen. The hotel has 45 individually decorated suites and rooms.  Rates include a full English Breakfast, Valet Parking, use of the gym and the tranquil Spa.

The Bath Priory is a luxury hotel towards the edge of the city centre with a country house hotel feel. The hotel has an Michelin star restaurant.

A mellow country house hotel tucked in the folds of the Mendip hills.  A truly rural retreat yet only 15 minutes drive from Bath.  Decorated in the shabby chic style that has become the signature of this exclusive group of hotels, The Pig features the Greenhouse restaurant, wonderful kitchen garden, 29 bedrooms and massage treatment rooms (we like watching the deer in the deer park).

As a budget option for accommodation, this is the particular Travel Lodge we would recommend, as it’s at the quieter, leafier end of town.  The Travel Lodge in the centre of town can be a little noisy.

The Bath Waterside Travelodge is positioned on the water’s edge and only a very short walk to the town centre and around a 15 minute walk to the cookery school.