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The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa

What We Think

A landmark in historic Bath, the Royal Crescent is truly emblematic of the splendour and elegance of the city. But beyond the iconic façade, our exquisite hotel offers a warm and deeply personalised experience. Situated in the centre of one of the world’s greatest Georgian crescents, The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa in Bath is the ultimate city based urban retreat. Dating back to 1775, this AA 5 red star and 2 Michelin Keys luxury hotel is set amongst an acre of private gardens, which includes a luxury spa, The Spa & Bath House and a first-rate fine dining experience at the ‘Montagu’s Mews’ restaurant.The Royal Crescent boasts 45 suites and rooms, which combine old world heritage with new world luxury. All rooms are individually designed and offer a sense of tranquillity and splendour after a day of exploring the city and its surrounding areas. The hotel is a prime base for both families and couples to explore this incredible World Heritage city, with its Abbey, Roman Baths and Georgian history, as well as easy access to the Cotswolds, Stonehenge and London (situated only 90 minutes away by train).

What It Is

A Georgian masterpiece, built in 1774, and recently refurbished.

What It Isn't

Austere and spare. Prepare to be charmed.

You're Here Because

You will be immersed in Bridgerton's filming locations in Bath, including the Modiste, Lady Danbury’s House and the Featheringtons' London townhouse. Beyond Bridgerton, it will reveal locations around the city used for films such as Vanity Fair, The Duchess, Les Misérables and Wonka (the Timothée Chalomet one), along with Jane Austen adaptations and the TV detective drama series McDonald and Dodds.

The Moment

At your table in the lavender-lined garden, your afternoon tea is every bit as note-perfect as Elizabeth Montagu would expect. The 18th century socialite held Bluestocking Events here in the 1770s; she’d be just as charmed by the oak smoked salmon and chive cream cheese sandwiches, warm scones with clotted cream and cinnamon butter and bergamot-dusted Earl Grey as you are.

Restaurants & Bars

The Montagu’s Mews Restaurant & Bar - Fresh, local ingredients, inspired style and flawless service

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