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Francis Hotel Bath

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Rated 8.4 in 2753 reviews. 108 rooms.

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Our unique and distinctive hotel occupies seven of the original 18th Century townhouses that make up the south side of the centrally located and sought-after address of Queen Square in Bath. Queen Square is the first element in the most important architectural sequence in Bath, which also includes the King’s Circus and the Royal Crescent. Built between 1728 and 1736, Queen Square was designed by John Wood the Elder (1704-54) who set out to provide an architectural masterpiece for the chic members of society “to assemble together”. The hotel’s seven townhouses are now seamlessly interconnected to house 98 luxurious bedrooms, all individually styled, with many of the Feature Rooms offering four-poster beds and glorious views over the eternally fashionable city of Bath.
Of course, in time-honored British tradition, afternoon tea is served daily at Francis Hotel. Visitors may also partake in informal yet intimate dining in a choice of snug, bar and lounge areas.
A short stroll through the hotel takes guests into celebrated chef Raymond Blanc’s Brasserie Blanc, where the food served is reminiscent of high quality, informal French cooking.

Francis Hotel Bath is located in the heart of the historic city of Bath. This Regency-style townhouse hotel features individually designed bedrooms, many with four-poster beds and views over the city.

Well equipped bedrooms each feature a Plasma HD TV, tea/coffee-making facilities and a work area. A full private bathroom in every room includes a hairdryer and bathrobes.

Francis Hotel Bath features a bar/lounge which serves light snacks all day. There is also a restaurant, the Boho Marché, which has a Moroccan theme celebrating Marrakech in the 60s and 70s. Breakfast is also available and includes a range of international and traditional English classic options.

The Francis Hotel is about 1 mile from Bath Spa Rail Station and a short distance from the Georgian buildings on The Circus. Bath's shops, galleries and antique markets are easy to get to on foot.

With an additional fee, parking operates on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved.

All children under the age of 13 can stay free of charge when booking with 2 adults.

Our cancelation policy is up to 2PM the day prior to arrival.

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A guide to great places near Francis Hotel Bath

  1. Colonna & Small's

    Everything is good, so I take a formal approach: togo(latte(x)), x = rand(1, 3).

    83 m from hotel
    6 Chapel Row

  2. Ole Tapas

    Amazing service and really good spanish food. Best: chipirones, pa amb tomaquet (written by them as "pam tomaca"), queso manchego... Let them to recommend some wine.

    92 m from hotel
    1 John St

  3. The Salamander

    Gem. All day, every day. Gem.

    95 m from hotel
    3 John St

  4. Canary Gin And Wine Bar

    Awesome gin collection. And a man who knows what to do with it all. Well worth checking out if you like your gin.

    103 m from hotel
    2-3 Queen St

  5. Chandos Deli

    Lovely for a spot of lunch or a afternoon tea. Their sandwiches are amazing — their bread is homemade!!!

    179 m from hotel
    12 George St

  6. Topping & Company Booksellers

    This is a proper bookshop you must visit!

    315 m from hotel
    The Paragon

  7. The Roman Baths

    The complex is a site of historical interest in the English city of Bath. The house is a well-preserved Roman site for public bathing. The Roman Baths themselves are below the modern street level.

    318 m from hotel
    Stall St

  8. The Circus Restaurant

    The fat chips were incredible. Crunchy outside and very soft inside. I had a mushroom soup with a lot of soul and a fantastic piece of lamb!

    356 m from hotel
    34 Brock St

  9. Acorn Vegetarian Kitchen

    I’ve never had pea soup like this in my life! I would come here everyday if I could!

    434 m from hotel
    2 North Parade Passage

  10. Sotto Sotto

    Not sure how much better I can describe Sotto Sotto than this picture!

    0.5 km from hotel
    10 North Parade

  11. The Royal Crescent

    The Royal Crescent is the most impressive of Bath’s seven Georgian crescents. The Royal Crescent Hotel (royalcrescent.co.uk) does an impressive, if pricey, afternoon tea (£25). Book ahead.

    0.5 km from hotel
    Royal Cres

  12. Royal Victoria Park

    Tennis courts are great value and fun

    0.8 km from hotel
    Royal Ave