Description: The Royal Crescent Hotel is a Grade I listed building, situated in the grand 18th century Royal Crescent in Bath, half a mile from the city's Pump Room and Abbey. The 45 air-conditioned guestrooms have been individually designe d in a Georgian style; all deep carpets, rich fabrics and antique furniture. All are accessorized with paintings of the period and freshly cut flowers an d have a selection of classic novels, safes, phones, Internet connections, m inibars with complimentary soft drinks, CD players, satellite television. Ba throoms have bathrobes, slippers, toiletries and hair dryers.
Located in one of the converted coach houses Pimpernel`s restaurant is name d after Baroness Orczy's fictional character the Scarlet Pimpernel, who live d at No. 16 following his escapades in France during the French Revolution. A front lounge with red walls and sofas in yellows, rusts, and blues leads t o the restaurant. Decorated with champagne carpet, dark wooden furniture and corner sofas, and murals of garden images, this restaurant serves a buffet and full Continental breakfast, and for lunch and dinner a table d'hote thre e course, two course or chef's choice menu of British cuisine with an Asian twist.Four venues are available for private dining or pre-dinner drinks; the Montagu Room, the intimate Georgian townhouse style Library, The Pavilion Conservatory which is flooded with natural light and the Sheridan Room with its fireplace and courtyard views. The Bath House spa is set a con verted coach house and stables; here, guests can unwind in the hot relaxatio n pool, sauna or steam room, enjoy an invigorating dip in one of the plunge pools or have a holistic massage or beauty treatment. For those who wish to keep fit, the hotel has a well-equipped gymnasium where personal trainers a re available. For a special day out, guests can take a champagne cruise on the hotel's 1923 teak and mahogany boat, the Lady Sophina. A range of practical services is on offer, including room service, currency exchange, dry cleaning and valet parking. Bristol Airport is about 40 miles awayna dLondon Heathrow Airport 90 miles away. The Bristol International Flyer coach link runs between the airport and Bris tol Temple Meads railway station, where connections to Bath can be found. A lternatively, direct transport can be arranged in advance via the hotel. Fro m Heathrow, the Heathrow Express train is available for transfer from the airport to Paddington Station in the center of London. From here there are t rains to Bath Spa. The London Underground's Piccadilly Line also serves all Heathrow terminals and takes passengers into central London as do black taxis.
Please note: Reservations are recommended for spa treatments and restaurant seats.
Overview: Check In Time - 3 PM
Check Out Time - NOON
Concierge - DESK
Multilingual staff
Location Description: CITY CENTER
Rooms: Classic Room-One king bed, one queen bed, or two twin beds. Decorated with dark wood antique furniture and complementary fabrics in green and blue. Full-length drapes, TV, video, CD player, dial-up Internet access (surcharge), minibar, handmade Cliveden bed, wardrobes with mirror, safe, desk, gilt-framed prints, and a selection of classic novels. Bathroom has hand-painted tiles, fixed or handheld shower, bathrobes, and Penhaligon’s toiletries.
Deluxe room-One king bed or two twin beds. Garden or Crescent and Royal Park view. Decorated with dark wood antique furniture and complementary fabrics in green and blue. Full-length drapes, TV, video, CD player, dial-up Internet access (surcharge), minibar, handmade Cliveden bed, wardrobes with mirror, safe, desk, gilt-framed prints, and a selection of classic novels. Bathroom has hand-painted tiles, fixed or handheld shower, bathrobes, and Penhaligon’s toiletries.
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Transportation: From Bristol Airport, join the A38 south towards Bristol. At the roundabout, take the A4 towards Bath. On entering Bath, stay on the A4 (Upper Bristol R oad). Pass a garage called Hartwells (MG dealership) on the right and a Peug eot dealership. 300 yards up on the right is a Vauxhall garage. Turn left at this garage on to Marlbrough Lane. Three-quarters of the way up this road, the Royal Crescent can be seen. Continue to the top of Marlbrough Lane and t ake four consecutive right turns to access the other side of the Crescent. T he hotel is located at No.s 15 & 16.
Facilities: Laundry Facilities, Wake Up Service - CALLS, Smoking Rooms Available, Dry Cleaning Service, Shoe Shine, Cafe - COFFEE SHOP, Steam Room, Currency Exchange, Child Care/Daycare - IN ROOM SURCHARGE, Internet Access - DIAL-UP/COMPLI, Cribs, Sauna, Health Club, Children Stay Free - UNDER AGE OF 6, Spa, Hot Tub, Rollaway Bed, Airport Transportation - FEE, Fitness Equipment - CENTER, Restaurant(s) - IN HOTEL, Safe-Deposit Box - FRONT DESK, Banquet Facilities - FACILITIES, Bar/Lounge - LOUNGE, Garden - 24 HOURS, Babysitting or child care - CHILDCARE, Business services, Massage-treatment room - TREATMENT, Elevator/lift - LIFT, Gift shop or newsstand - NEWSSTAND, Fireplace in lobby - IN LOBBY, Meeting room (small groups) - SMALL GROUPS, Full-service health spa, Audiovisual equipment, Photocopy machine, Breakfast services - (Surcharge)
Room Facilities: Rollaway beds, Window opens, Voice mail, Bathroom telephone, Turndown service, Soundproofed rooms, Iron/ironing board (on request, Cribs (infant beds) available, Climate control, Desk, Designer toiletries, Cassette player, CD player, In-room safe, Hair dryer, Minibar, Housekeeping (daily), Hypo-allergenic bedding availa, Private bathroom, Bathrobes, Internet access - dial-up, Fax machine, Air conditioning, Smoking rooms, Television, Cable/satellite TV, Wake-up calls, Blackout drapes/curtains, Makeup mirror, Internet access - surcharge, Handheld shower, Extra towels/bedding in room, Sewing kit, Slippers, DVD player
Description: The Georgian City of Bath is of breathtaking beauty with a romantic history and this special hotel reflects that perfectly. Impeccable style and attention to detail epitomes the kind of experience enjoyed by our guests.Set within the gardens, the unique ambience of The Bath House is designed for relaxation and pleasure and offers a combination of treatments and therapies. Other leisure pursuits include our own hot air Balloon, and the beautiful 1920 river launch, the Lady Sophina. Restaurants in Bath dont come any finer than The Dower House where Head Chefs, Mark Brega and Gordon Jones, and their brigade work closely to develop the synthesis of innovative cuisine within this rich architectural setting, striving to create the very best gourmet cuisine for a contemporary British menu that draws on influences from both the Mediterranean and the Far East. The Dower House is the Royal Crescents award-winning restaurant and one of the finest restaurants in Bath, if not the finest, open to both house guests and non-residents. The menu at The Dower House changes with the seasons to match the climate and to make best use of the very finest fresh ingredients. The cellar, expertly managed by sommelier Jean Marc Leitao, complements the menus and provides ample choice for both the casual diner and the true connoisseur of fine wines. Non residents are welcome for lunch or dinner. However, booking is essential.
Transportation: Following the usual route signs into Bath from the M4 may cause you delays as the traffic can be heavy and the one-way system sometimes frustrating. We have therefore put together a special route (usually used by Bathonians) from the M4 to The Royal Crescent, which should be trouble-free and, all things considered, should bring you safely to our doors from the M4 in about 20 minutes.From Junction 18 follow the A46 towards Bath for approximately 2.5 miles. You will pass The Crown Inn on your left and then the beautiful Dyrham Park and the Tollgate Teashop on your right.Immediately after The Tollgate Teashop, take a right turn (there are no directional signs). Continue along the twisty road for approximately 1.5 miles until you arrive at a T-junction.At the T-junction turn right (signposted Bristol A420), then immediately left to Hamswell. Follow the twisty road past Toghill Farm on your right, down the hill and up another hill to a T-junction (approx. 1.5 miles).At the T-junction turn left up the hill, following the signs to ?Lansdown and Bath?.Continue along this road for the next couple of miles you will drive along passing Lansdown Golf Club and Bath Racecourse on the right. Continue past The Blathwayt Arms pub on the right and then on to the city outskirts. As you enter the city you will pass the Hare and Hounds pub on the left. The road continues downhill until you reach another T-junction with a church to the left.Turn right at the T-junction and then drive down the hill, passing The Farmhouse Inn on the left and then two pubs on the right -The Belvedere on the corner of Morford Street and The Beehive near the corner of Julian Road. Continue past Julian Road on your right.Take the right turn into Bennett Street (street name carved into the stone at first floor level). Pass Russell Street and Circus Mews on your right.Drive into The Circus (Georgian houses built in a circle). Take the second exit out of The Circus into Brock Street.Drive straight onto the cobbled road of the Royal Crescent at the end of Brock Street, by the telephone box. Drive towards the centre of the Crescent. The hotel is Number 16, adjacent to the large magnolia tree. Please park your car at the front of the hotel and our Concierge will valet park it for you.Have a safe and enjoyable journey
Facilities: Restaurant, Gymnasium, TV, Satellite TV, 24 Hour Room Service, Pets Allowed
Description: The Royal Crescent-Member of Von Essen Hotels a private collection of individual country houses in the UK, Scotland and France-Voted by Telegraph readers the 4th Best British Hotel in the Telegraph Travel Awards. From the 1st July 2007 the entire hotel became non smoking including all guest bedrooms and The Dower House restaurant and bar.The Royal Crescent has to be the finest of all Bath Hotels for its uniquely magnificent location, its beautiful secret gardens, its fabulous spa, its renowned restaurant and the luxuriously wonderful accommodation.Begun in 1767 by John Wood the Younger, the crescent took eight years to complete and included some of the grandest houses in Bath. John Wood was utterly determined that his masterpiece should present a prospect of total uniformity and understated gracefulness, his sweeping vision and scrupulous attention to every detail has created a great elliptical curve almost fifty feet high and five hundred feet long that comprises thirty houses of grand proportions.
Location Description: Hotel is located in the city center of Bath.Bath, Avebury, Glastonbury, Wells, Stourhead
Rooms: Ultimate luxury with real open fire-drawing rooms and gorgeous decor. Spacious and elegantly furnished with views-king sized bed. Luxuruously furnished-separate bedroom with Four Poster bed. Generous King sized Double-Twin room with sitting room area. Elegantly furnished with views on Bath-double and twin rooms.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations should be made at least 3 days prior to arrival to avoid a cancellation fee of 1 nights room charge including tax. Fee for not showing up is one night's room charge including tax.
Additional Information:- From the M4 From Junction 18 follow the A46 towards Bath for approximately 2.5 miles. You will pass The Crown Inn on your left and then the beautiful Dyrham Park and the Tollgate Teashop on your right. Immediately after The Tollgate Teashop, take a right turn (there are no directional signs). Continue along the twisty road for approximately 1.5 miles until you arrive at a T-junction. At the T-junction turn right (signposted Bristol A420), then immediately left to Hamswell. Follow the twisty road past Toghill Farm on your right, down the hill and up another hill to a T-junction (approx. 1.5 miles). At the T-junction turn left up the hill, following the signs to Lansdown and Bath. Continue along this road for the next couple of miles; you will drive along passing Lansdown Golf Club and Bath Racecourse on the right. Continue past The Blathwayt Arms pub on the right and then on to the city outskirts. As you enter the city you will pass the Hare and Hounds pub on the left. The road continues downhill until you reach another T-junction with a church to the left. Turn right at the T-junction and then drive down the hill, passing The Farmhouse Inn on the left and then two pubs on the right -The Belvedere on the corner of Morford Street and The Grappa bar near the corner of Julian Road. Continue past Julian Road on your right. Take the right turn into Bennett Street (street name carved into the stone at first floor level). Pass Russell Street and Circus Mews on your right. Drive into The Circus (Georgian houses built in a circle). Take the second exit out of The Circus into Brock Street. Drive straight onto the cobbled road of the Royal Crescent at the end of Brock Street, by the telephone box. Drive towards the centre of the Crescent. The hotel is Number 16, adjacent to the large magnolia tree. Please park your car at the front of the hotel and our Concierge will valet park it for you.
Description: The Royal Crescent-Member of Von Essen Hotels a private collection of individual country houses in the UK, Scotland and France-Voted by Telegraph readers the 4th Best British Hotel in the Telegraph Travel Awards. From the 1st July 2007 the entire hotel became non smoking including all guest bedrooms and The Dower House restaurant and bar.The Royal Crescent has to be the finest of all Bath Hotels for its uniquely magnificent location, its beautiful secret gardens, its fabulous spa, its renowned restaurant and the luxuriously wonderful accommodation.Begun in 1767 by John Wood the Younger, the crescent took eight years to complete and included some of the grandest houses in Bath. John Wood was utterly determined that his masterpiece should present a prospect of total uniformity and understated gracefulness, his sweeping vision and scrupulous attention to every detail has created a great elliptical curve almost fifty feet high and five hundred feet long that comprises thirty houses of grand proportions.
Location Description: Hotel is located in the city center of Bath.
Rooms: Classic Double
Elegantly furnished with views on Bath-double and twin rooms
Deluxe Double
Spacious and elegantly furnished with views-king sized bed.
Classic Suite
Generous King sized Double-Twin room with sitting room area.
Deluxe Suite
Luxuruously furnished-separate bedroom with Four Poster bed.
Master Suite
Ultimate luxury with real open fire-drawing rooms and gorgeous decor.
Dining: The Dower House is the hotels fabulous- award-winning restaurant- one of the finest restaurants in Bath and the epitome of chic. Its accompanying bar is so -uber- cool- it adds a whole new dimension to -Lets have a drink-. Over the last few years- our Head Chef and his brigade have worked closely to develop the synthesis of innovative cuisine within this rich architectural setting. The restaurant has an entry in the Good Food Guide 2007 for the 26th year- under its previous name- Pimpernels. Recently refurbished- The Dower House is light and airy- overlooking the hotels captivating private gardens- seen through large- elegant windows. If you would like to enjoy drinks prior to your dinner we recommend that you arrive at The Dower House bar half an hour before your reservation time. The comfort of our guests is important to us although we do request that jeans or trainers are not worn while dining in the restaurant.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Facilities: Concierge, AM/FM Alarm Clock, Pool, 24 Hour Front Desk, Free Local Telephone Calls, Laundry/Valet Services, Parking, Babysitting/Child Services, Coffee Maker in Room, Bar/Lounge, Barber/Beauty Shop, Express Checkout, Pets Allowed, Safe Deposit Box, Fitness Center or Spa, Restaurant, Free Parking, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Room Service, Hairdryer in Room
Description: The Royal Crescent-Member of Von Essen Hotels a private collection of individual country houses in the UK, Scotland and France-Voted by Telegraph readers the 4th Best British Hotel in the Telegraph Travel Awards. From the 1st July 2007 the entire hotel became non smoking including all guest bedrooms and The Dower House restaurant and bar. The Royal Crescent has to be the finest of all Bath Hotels for its uniquely magnificent location, its beautiful secret gardens, its fabulous spa, its renowned restaurant and the luxuriously wonderful accommodation. Begun in 1767 by John Wood the Younger, the crescent took eight years to complete and included some of the grandest houses in Bath. John Wood was utterly determined that his masterpiece should present a prospect of total uniformity and understated gracefulness, his sweeping vision and scrupulous attention to every detail has created a great elliptical curve almost fifty feet high and five hundred feet long that comprises thirty houses of grand proportions.
Location Description: Hotel is located in the city center of Bath.
Facilities: 24 Hour Front Desk, Coffee Maker, Pool, Babysitting or Child Care, Meeting Facilities, Barber/Hair Stylist, Complimentary Local Telephone Calls, Concierge Services, Hairdryer, Room Service (Limited), Safe Deposit Box, Pets Allowed, Restaurant on site, Fitness Center
Description: The Royal Crescent Hotel is steeped in history and definitely one of the best hotels in Bath. The property was restored in 1998. This Georgian 18th century hotel, restored in 1998, consists of several properties in the Royal Crescent and everything throughout the hotel is first class. Not far from the city centre, the hotel has its own gardens to the rear and great views of the city at the front. Every room contains antiques, art and decoration, as the hotel has retained many original features. Modern touches have been allowed and the ambiance is warm and friendly, making guests feel like they are at a home away from home. Pimpernels restaurant, which has a contemporary menu that draws inspiration from English, French and Far Eastern cooking, is a great place to enjoy fine food. The hotel has its own gym as well as a fantastic Bath House and Spa, where you can enjoy the relaxation pool, heated to 37 degrees centigrade, the steam and sauna Karahafus, or take a dip in the cool and tepid plunge tubs. A range of holistic and complementary therapies is available, either as individual treatments or in combination as part of an extended retreat.
Facilities: Air Conditioning, Television Satellite, Hairdryer, Trouser Press, Modem Connection, Radio, Internet & Email via TV
Description: Just an hour and 20 minutes by direct rail link from London, or a two hour drive by car, the 45-room Royal Crescent in historic Georgian Bath is one of only two Grade 1 listed hotels in the UK.
Dine at Pimpernels, the hotel's restaurant and bar, which offers breakfast, lunch, dinner and afternoon tea service. Inquire with the concierge about the hidden area treasures. Splurge and have your laundry done and clothing pressed by the valet. Order a midnight snack from the 24-hour room service staff.
Sink into the hotel's private Bath House, a full-service spa where guests are urged to experience the healing waters of the region.
Guests of the Crescent can also take advantage of the property's private river launch, the 1920's Lady Sophina, or take a ride on their hot air balloon.
All accommodations are air-conditioned and feature a custom-made Cliveden bed. Room amenities include a bathroom outfitted with bath and shower, robes, bath amenities, a color TV, video player, and CD stereo.
Overview: Just an hour and 20 minutes by direct rail link from London, or a two hour drive by car, the 45-room Royal Crescent in historic Georgian Bath is one of
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Description: This hotel is one of the leading hotels of the world. Externally it is one of the great set pieces of European Architecture. Other facilities: radio, direct dial telephone, baby sitting.Located In The Center Of The Famous 18th Century Royal Crescent- Within Walking Distance Of Shopping And Rail. Luxurious Accomodations- Including Individually Designed Rooms With Antiquities- Some With Working Fireplaces And Four Poster Beds Award Winning Restaurant- Pimpernells- With One Acre Of Grounds And Gardens For Al Fresco Dining. Leisure Pursuits Include The World-renowned Spa- The Bath House For A Wide Range Of Treatments And Therapies- Together With The Hotels Own Hot Air Balloon And 1920s River Launch.
Facilities: Hairdryer in Rooms, CONFERENCE ROOM, Restaurant, tv in rooms, AIR CONDITIONING, Central Location
Description: The most impressively located luxury hotel in the magnificent City of Bath. The world’s finest crescent is one of the great set-piece masterpieces of European architecture, the most breathtaking feature in one of the world’s most elegant and enchanting cities. It’s hard to imagine a more splendid setting for a supremely elegant hotel that harks back to a time of extravagant luxury and exemplary refinement…and the stunning gardens are Bath’s best kept secret!
Description: The Royal Crescent Hotel Bath lies only 150 km (93 miles) away from the airport.
The 45 guestrooms at this 5-star hotel provide all the essential amenities needed by the business and leisure traveler.
The hotel provides a warm and welcoming service of international standard.
To make a reservation at the Royal Crescent Hotel Bath with our secure online booking form, please choose your preffered period of stay.
Description: This 5 star hotel is located in the city centre of Bath and was established in 1775. It is close to the Bath. The Hotel has 2 restaurants, a bar, a conference room, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre/gym. All 44 rooms are equipped with minibar, hairdryer, safe, internet access, trouser press air conditioning.
