Gay Bath

The Royal Hotel is a historic stay in the heart of Bath, just a short walk from the city’s top attractions. The hotel is also well-placed for exploring the Cotswolds and the Kennet & Avon Canal, offering easy access to scenic countryside escapes. Designed by renowned architect Brunel, this Grade II-listed property has been welcoming guests for over 150 years.

Each room is individually decorated, with Standard rooms offering classic charm and Classic rooms featuring elegant damask patterns, ebony-effect furniture, and bespoke artwork. High-quality beds with goose feather pillows, en suite bathrooms, and thoughtful extras like freshly ground coffee and premium toiletries ensure a comfortable stay.

Brasserie Brunel, the hotel’s Parisian-style restaurant, serves French-inspired cuisine in an elegant setting. For drinks the 1846 Bar, named after the year The Royal was first established, offers an extensive range of home made bar snacks, light meals, and wines. Guests can also enjoy free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and in-room refreshments. Four-poster and superior rooms include plush bathrobes and slippers for added comfort.

Hotel Indigo Bath sits in a Grade I-listed Georgian terrace on South Parade, just a short walk from the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, and Pulteney Bridge. The hotel combines period architecture with modern comforts, offering 154 individually designed rooms inspired by Bath’s literary and social history.

Rooms feature Hypnos beds with Egyptian cotton linen, spa-style bathrooms, Nespresso machines, air conditioning, and 40” flat-screen TVs. Five distinct room styles reflect the Georgian heritage of the building while including contemporary touches for a comfortable stay.

Guests can dine at Brasserie Beau or The Elder, both serving modern British cuisine with seasonal ingredients. High-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and the city’s galleries, independent shops, and historic sites are just steps away.