The Royal Crescent Hotel

"It’s exciting to step inside No.16 Royal Crescent and savour the atmosphere of a Jane Austen novel, tempered by levels of comfort that Miss Austen never knew. Bath’s famous Crescent was constructed as a facade in 1774. Purchasers of land behind this glorious sweep were free to build whatever they wanted. You’ll be surprised how big the hotel is with its dower house restaurant and eighteenth-century take on a hotel spa."

"One of Bath's finest, the award-winning Dower House restaurant is the perfect end to a day spent happily spa-ing in the Bath House spa, enjoying the thermal facilities and soaking in the relaxation pool. Fancy something lighter? Then try a traditional Bath afternoon tea, with 11 different kinds of tea to choose from and, of course, a slice of Bath bun."

"This elegant hotel has a whole range of “must have” packages to appeal to even the most discerning hen. It also houses Bath’s best kept secret – The Bath House. This unique spa, created from a coaching house opens onto beautiful gardens and embraces ancient and modern spa culture the likes of which you’ll find nowhere else in the UK."