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The City
Blending history and culture over the past two thousand years, the World Heritage Site of Bath offers visitors a unique city experience with
stunning architecture, great shopping and iconic attractions. Nourished by natural hot springs which feed the ancient Roman Baths and the
modern day Thermae Baths, this spa city is renowned for its Georgian architecture crafted from Bath stone. Under 2 hours from London and
bordering The Cotswolds, Bath certainly is a definitive destination for all.
The Hotel
Located in the centre
of arguably the world’s
finest crescent, the 5*
Royal Crescent Hotel
& Spa is a destination in
its own right. Combining
period architecture
and luxury furnishings
alongside modern day
technologies, the hotel
eludes sophistication and
charm and provides the
ideal historic city centre
retreat. Worlds away from
the hustle and bustle of daily
life, visitors from around the
globe are invited to discover
all the delights that the
Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa
has to offer.
The Drawing
Room
This light and airy room just
off the main hotel entrance
hall is a relaxed yet elegant
room with high ceiling,
antique furniture and period
portraits. Overlooking the
crescent itself, this room is
for all our guests to enjoy.
The Library
With an outlook onto the secluded and peaceful gardens of the Royal Crescent Hotel, this cosy room makes the perfect retreat where guests
can enjoy morning coffee whilst reading the daily newspapers or an evening glass of wine in front of the roaring fire. Large picture windows, high
ceiling and period portraits create a refined Georgian ambience but contemporary interior design bring a modern feel to the room. The ideal
setting for Afternoon Tea, this room can also be hired on a private basis for a small event or private dinner.
Rooms
Blending elegant Georgian architecture with refined interior décor, the 45 individually designed guestrooms and suites at the Royal Crescent
Hotel are befitting this most impressive address. Whether the preference is for more traditional décor or something more contemporary, a
neutral colour palette or something brighter, guests can find their ideal style of accommodation.
Master Suites
The most luxurious and spacious
guestrooms, the master suites benefit
from full length picture windows
and views over the Crescent and
private garden. Original Georgian
plasterwork ceilings, four poster beds,
private study, and original fireplaces
and amongst the other features of
these sumptuous rooms.
Deluxe Suite
Full of character, deluxe suites allow
guests to experience contemporary
elegance combined with period
characteristics. Features that can
be found in this room classification
include four poster bed, roll top
bath, courtyard and balconies, views
over the Royal Crescent or over the
hotel garden.
Classic Suite
With a separate living area and
bedroom each of these comfortable
suites has an individual design and
layout. Private courtyard, direct access
to the gardens and conservatory are
just some of the features found in this
room classification.
Deluxe
Spacious rooms located throughout
the hotel, guests can choose from
either a view of the Crescent or view of
the secluded garden. Individually styled
with antique pieces, These rooms have
a fresh and elegant feel with an array of
colour palettes from which to choose.
Classic
Period charm and contemporary
style are amalgamated to create a
comfortable room with views over
the residential area of the city. These
rooms have air-conditioning, luxury
toiletries and all the modern amenities
expected of a 5* luxury hotel.
The Dower House Restaurant
Overlooking the private hotel gardens, The Dower House
Restaurant offers fine cuisine throughout the year to both hotel
guests and non-residents. When the weather is fine, the sunny
terrace and lawns are the perfect setting for idyllic al fresco dining.
In the evening, dimmed lights and candles create a soft, elegant
ambience in which to enjoy the array of flavours and textures on
the à la carte menu.
The Montagu
Relaxed yet sophisticated, The Montagu bar is the ideal backdrop
whatever the occasion. Pre-dinner drinks, a glass of champagne
or cocktails with friends, The Montagu is open to both residents
and non-residents alike. Serving nibbles, light bites and more
substantial dishes throughout the day, the ambience of this
luxurious, contemporary bar perfectly complements it’s more
traditional setting.
The Spa
Nestled within the acre of
private gardens behind the
crescent façade, The Spa
offers an escape to peace
and tranquility. With fine
architecture enhanced by
the use of natural woods,
bamboo and slate, this
renowned spa provides an
holistic haven for those
seeking to relax and unwind.
Embracing both ancient
and modern spa cultures
and with an extensive range
of therapies using world
renowned product ranges,
find time and space to
soothe mind, body and spirit.
The Garden
On first inspection, visitors are forgiven for thinking that The Royal Crescent Hotel is simply the townhouse of 16 The Royal Crescent. Not only
does the hotel also comprise House Number 15 and 5 converted coaching houses, it also boasts an acre of leafy and secluded gardens. Arguably
the best kept secret in the city, the gardens are a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of Bath city centre and give the hotel guestrooms
and public spaces a most agreeable outlook.
Lady Sophina
Lady Sophina is a stunning
1920’s Thames River
Launch and a special
addition to the unique Royal
Crescent Hotel & Spa. The
boat is varnished mahogany
and teak with original brass
fittings. Positioned on the
Kennet and Avon waterway,
a cruise on Lady Sophina
is the perfect way to enjoy
Bath and one of the most
scenic beauty spots in the
UK- The Limpley Stoke
Valley. Cruises are available
from April-October with
a maximum capacity for 6
guests and Lady Sophina’s
captain. Step back in time,
relax and enjoy the refined
elegance of a bygone era.
Bath and Beyond
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The Royal
Crescent
1 hour 30 minutes direct from
London Paddington train station.
20 minute drive from the M4 Motorway
Use BA1 2LS to find us.
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The Royal Crescent Hotel is
situated in the centre of one of
Europe’s most splendid 18th century
architectural masterpieces.
ST. JAM
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SOUTH PARADE
16 Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LS
Tel: +44 (0)1225 823333 Fax: +44 (0)1225 339401
Email: [email protected] www.royalcrescent.co.uk