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Hotel Review
The Bath Priory, Bath
WHAT WE LOVE...
Independently owned, this elegant hotel sits across two interconnecting Georgian manors in a quiet suburb of Bath. As you walk through the porch lined with logs, you immediately feel you're entering a 19th-century country home complete with oil paintings filling the drawing room walls, and working fireplaces and sash windows in many rooms. Each bedroom is individually designed, staying true to classic English design, with a palette of muted natural colours inspired by the award-winning four-acre gardens. Floral scents pervade every space, and the botanical theme continues in the spa with L'Occitane products from Provence. As befits the setting, the calm light-filled restaurant is the perfect location for afternoon tea.
THE DETAILS
Location
The quiet hotel is the perfect place to recharge and listen to birdsong within easy reach of the bustling city.
The Bath Priory is on the edge of the city, set in picturesque gardens a short drive from the centre.
By car: From London, the journey is 113 miles (2 hours and 40 minutes). From Bristol, the journey is 13 miles (40 minutes).
By train: London Paddington to Bath takes around an hour and 15 minutes. Bus Route 20 can be taken from the station to the hotel or you can take a 10-minute taxi. thetrainline.com
Style & Character
The Bath Priory offers a perfect country-style minibreak for those seeking the tranquillity of a restful country hotel within walking distance of the city. Start the day with the papers, taking tea and homemade biscuits in the cosy Drawing Room lined with oil paintings.
Service & Facilites
In summer the gardens burst into life and you can take afternoon tea, play croquet or dip in the pool.
- Restaurant
- Garden
- Spa
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Room service
- Steam room
Rooms
The Cavendish (Master Crescent Suite) was the favourite room. The airy yet cosy suite has a bay window-seat where you can while away an afternoon gazing into the distance. Rooms are fragranced with floral scents and this little touch adds to the calming sensory experience of this garden hotel.
Classic, Superior, Deluxe and Premiere Deluxe. All bedrooms are en-suite with bathrobes and bath products, the rooms are all dressed with period furnitiure and have free Wi-Fi.
Food & Drink
The Afternoon Tea Spa Retreat includes a relaxing facial or massage followed by indulgent afternoon tea with Champagne and scones. The best way to experience the seasonally changing dishes is to book the seven-course tasting menu and try everything.
The Pantry: 3 AA Rosettes, modern French cuisine. Open daily for lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. From £85 for three courses.
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