The Royal Crescent Hotel

Accommodation
The Royal Crescent provides various rooms and suites that suit every kind of traveller, making any occasion even more special.

Room options
The Deluxe Rooms have a unique yet elegant character where comfort is key. Each room has a queen-size bed with a complimentary breakfast included. Pamper yourself after a long day by taking a bath or shower using the Noble Isle toiletries. These rooms overlook Bath’s residential area or the private courtyard.

The Heritage Rooms have an inviting décor because of their warm and relaxing tones. Each room has a queen-, or king-size bed with a complimentary breakfast included. Unwind after a day of exploring by taking a bath or shower using the Noble Isle toiletries. These rooms overlook the gardens, the lawns or Bath’s residential area.

The Master Rooms provide a spacious and light space due to their magnificent living and bedroom area. Each room has a queen-, or king-size bed with a complimentary breakfast included. Treat yourself in the evening by taking a bath or shower using the Noble Isles toiletries. These rooms have fabulous garden views.

Suite options
The Deluxe Suites offer elegance, luxury and a sprinkle of glamour, creating the perfect setting for a romantic getaway. Each suite has a king-size or four-poster bed with a complimentary breakfast included. Hop in the shower or bath after a long day using Noble Isles toiletries. These rooms overlook the lawn or lovely private gardens.

The Master Suites combine Georgian elegance with five-star grandeur providing the perfect retreat for a family or couple. Each suite has a queen-, king-size or four-poster bed with complimentary breakfast included. Wash away your worries in the bath or shower using Noble Isles toiletries. These rooms offer lawn or charming secluded garden views.

Self-contained accommodation
The Garden Villa gives you the privacy of your own residence as well as the luxury of staying within the hotel grounds. This accommodation can sleep up to eight people in two luxury Suites and two Deluxe Rooms with complimentary breakfast. This villa is ideally pet and family-friendly and has access to a private south facing walled garden.

Restaurants
The Dower House Restaurant creates award-winning dishes and proudly serves them to guests while overlooking the green and beautiful gardens.

The Montagu Bar can indulge in a delicious glass of champagne or sip on a beautifully mixed cocktail.

Facilities
The Royal Crescent offers various rejuvenating treatments at its Spa and Bath House, or you can take a dip in the Relaxation Pool.

A brief history of Bath
Following the Roman invasion of Britain in AD43, the construction of roads across Britannia became vital to maintain control of this newly conquered land. One such road crossed the River Avon; locals worshipped a nearby hot spring, and the Roman’s tamed the spring, proving to the British their remarkable engineering skills. The Spa City of Bath now founded and on the map. 

The waters gained a reputation for healing properties; visitors flooded to the City from around the Roman Empire to experience the waters and pray to the goddess Minerva. According to legend, Roman goddess of wisdom, military strategy, commerce and music, but not violence. 

The Re-building of Bath
Health and well-being is not a modern trend; people have always sort ways to feel good. In the 18th Century, Britain was becoming increasingly prosperous, leisure time, and your health is now of utmost importance, at least for the wealthy. The prestige of a Royal interest in the spring waters as a way of improving fertility, financial investment and promotion of Bath as a fashionable resort prompted the re-construction of the entire City. 

The cherry on the cake is, of course, the Royal Crescent; John Wood the Younger designed one of the most awe-inspiring street-scapes in the world, the Royal Crescent, a façade of perfectly organised levels, a mathematically planned classical frontage of columns, balustrades and windows.  

The Royal Crescent today
The classical style remains with modern amenities. Relax in the Montague Bar and Champagne Lounge. Have dinner in the Dower House Restaurant and spend time in the Spa. We love the grand suites; the elegance of the  Georgian style interiors design will make you feel like you are in a Jane Austen novel or period drama. You can go high-end with Champagne Afternoon tea, and fine dining or have a superb club sandwich or Fish and Chips in the Montague Bar.

Touring Guide
We recommend The Royal Crescent Hotel for various suggested tours, including The Town and Country Tour, The Classic Tour of England and England and Wales Tour.

Make sure to visit Stourhead, aka the best landscape garden globally, and Wells, the smallest medieval cathedral city in England. Avebury is another place to give a spot on your personalised itinerary; this is Stonehenge’s underrated big brother.