The Royal Hotel - Bath
About
The Royal Hotel in Bath is a Grade II listed Victoria era building, which opened as a Hotel in 1846. The Royal Hotel is located conveniently close to the Bath Spa train station but far enough to get a peaceful sleep!
History 📜
Their bar is called “The 1846 bar” in recognition of the year that The Royal was first established.
Rooms 🛏️
Rooms are clean, comfortable, and well equipped with essentials like a hospitality tray and bottled water. Some rooms, including special ones like the four-poster, provide extra space. A few rooms are smaller or have quirks typical of an older building, such as squeaky floors, tight bathrooms, or slightly imperfect windows. However, many find this adds to the unique charm of the hotel rather than detracting from their experience. The rooms can also be a little warm especially during summer months due to the lack of air conditioning. Accessibility is another positive point, with staff attentive to guests’ needs and the hotel providing easy access for those with mobility challenges.
Pub 🍺
Their bar is called “The 1846 bar” in recognition of the year that The Royal was first established.
Food 🥔
The on-site restaurant is well regarded and serves excellent breakfast and dinner.
Things Nearby 📍
Parking is nearby, and the hotel is just a short walk from Bath’s main attractions.
Overall
Overall, The Royal Hotel in Bath offers a welcoming, historic stay with friendly service and a great location, well suited for travellers seeking character and convenience close to Bath Spa train station and city centre.
The hotel is decorated in offers a traditional style in keeping with the hotel, which adds to the period character and attraction of staying at The Royal.