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Royal Crescent Hotel - The Bath House: a city escape
"...When I am feeling really run down and want to treat myself, I go to the Royal Crescent Hotel in Bath. It's a fantastic place. You can get all sorts of treatments and there is a spa to die for..."|
Telegraph 'My Perfect Weekend' by Nigel Havers
The spa:
Focusing on the natural elements of earth, air, fire and water, The Bath House embraces both ancient and modern day spa culture. With an extensive range of both traditional and progressive holistic therapies and by using our own bespoke range of products we are able to soothe mind, body and spirit.
The contemporary style of The Bath House was created from a converted coach house and stables, opening onto the beautiful gardens; a stunning setting for The Bath House. Enjoy the wonderful relaxation pool heated to 35 degrees centigrade, cool and tepid plunge tubs, sauna and steam Karahafus, fully equipped gymnasium, plus a wide range of holistic treatments complementary therapies to soothe, relax and rejuvenate both body and spirit. Treatments range from soothing massages to full aromatherapy facials, and from fruit enzyme wraps to holistic foot and nail treatments.
The Bath House is open to non-residents for treatments and for retreats.
Residents of The Royal Crescent Hotel have use of The Bath House spa included in their rate."
The hotel:
The Royal Crescent Hotel is the most impressively located luxury hotel in the World Heritage City of Bath, occupying the two central buildings of the world's finest crescent. The Grade I listed buildings were designed by the famous Georgian architect, John Wood the Younger and were first occupied in 1775.
Beyond its magnificent façade lies a hotel renowned for its charm, elegance and superb service, and, the unexpected beauty of the beautiful one-acre, landscaped garden leading to the skillfully converted coach houses, which now accommodate the award-winning Dower House restaurant and Bath House spa.
This iconic hotel is far more than a remarkable collection of buildings and beautiful gardens. It offers the opportunity to experience a style of gracious living from the age when Bath was the very centre of the civilized world.
Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner are served daily and non-resident guests are welcome.
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* Contact details for Royal Crescent Hotel
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