Posted: 30.04.26
Family stays in Bath are always a good idea and at No. 15 Bath, we know how precious family time is. Our three character-filled townhouses right in the heart of the city make the perfect base for a family getaway in the UNESCO city of Bath.
We’ve thought of all the little details for our youngest guests - from Yoto Players with story-filled cards in every room to a dedicated kids’ menu that keeps mealtimes easy and fuss-free. And when it’s time for a treat, our always-stocked and always-popular help-yourself pantry is guaranteed to delight the whole family.
Our team relishes the opportunity to make our smallest guests right at home - cosy teepees with books and toys are added to our family rooms and a Polaroid camera is theirs to borrow, so even if they’re not quite old enough for a phone they can take their very own snaps to record their holiday.
We’ve got interconnecting rooms, or our Bigger or Large Guest Rooms can take an extra bed or cot.
Or if you’re a family of four opt for one of our Henrietta Suites or Coach House Large Guest Rooms which have a double sofa bed, just right for two children.
Bath blends history with engaging activities. To reach the centre you walk over Pulteney Bridge (one of the few bridges in the world with shops on both sides), which starts the excitement.
Kids will love exploring the Roman Baths, imagining life in ancient times, and dressing up in togas. The city’s compact, walkable centre makes sightseeing easy, with plenty of green spaces like Royal Victoria Park for picnics and play.
Interactive museums, boat trips on the River Avon and the chance to spot famous landmarks from a hop-on-hop-off bus keep everyone entertained. Plus, the beautiful architecture and charming streets provide a picturesque backdrop for memorable family photos.
No. 15 is moments from walks along the canal and if you are a rugby family The Rec, home of Bath Rugby, is right opposite the hotel (remember to purchase your tickets before you arrive).
The Roman Baths - Children can explore ancient Roman life, dress up, and see history brought to life at the fascinating Roman Baths. Michael Rosen narrates a specially adapted audio guide complete with Roman characters and stories.
No. 1 Royal Crescent - Decorated and furnished as it might have been during the period 1776-1796, the rooms feature historic furniture, pictures and objects that reveal what life was like for Bath’s fashionable residents – both upstairs and downstairs.
Hop-on-Hop-off Bus Tour - offers an easy way to see Bath’s sights, letting families explore at their own pace with the added excitement of sitting on the top deck of a bus!
Museum of Bath at Work - The past, present and future of Bath’s working life. Fascinating displays include a reconstructed Bath Stone mine, 19th century soft drinks factory, Victorian engineering works, ironmonger’s shop, 1914 Horstman car and an 1851 Bath Chair.
Royal Victoria Park - A short stroll down from The Circus and Royal Crescent the largest park in Bath offers 57 acres of green space with botanical gardens, duck pond, mini-golf and a vast adventurous playground with climbing frames, zip wires and plenty of space for everyone.
The Egg at Theatre Royal Bath - dedicated to producing work with exacting artistic standards for children and young people. Every Egg Production is crafted carefully and innovatively and a joy to watch.
In one month’s time York will look like this... ✨
Wake up to the tide. Unwind with the horizon 🌊
Just steps away from the beach…
Help yourself pantry…take your pick!
Slow sunset evenings
Golden hour magic in your room ✨
A cocktail at the bar. And another…
Views from your bed 🌊
A good seat, a perfectly shaken drink, and nowhere else you need to be.
Settle into the evening with us in Bath, York, Brighton, or Margate 🍸✨
If you’ve been telling yourself you’ll book a spa day ‘once things calm down’ — you’re the exact person The Spa at No. 1 York was designed for...
The Virginia Creeper has been signalling Autumn in York...🍁
If you want to make the most of your weekday getaway to this city there`s The `Ber month break offer
Stay 1 night = 15% off, 2 nights = 20% off, 3 nights = 35% off - book 3 weeks ahead
For stays Sunday-Thursday, room only until 11th November
Check-in series #12
No. 124 Brighton - Guest Room
Looking over the spa and city, these rooms make for the perfect cosy getaway for two or a very lovely solo staycation. All the usual GuestHouse goodies, walk-in shower and king-size bed. Found on the first, second, third and fourth floors
The best beach getaways don’t follow a season 🌊
Every Lookout Suite comes with its own @spikeball set— because a little friendly competition is always in style
Autumn in Brighton looks like this...
What’s on in October?
The Story Trail - until 8th November. More than 30 beautiful hand-painted BookBench sculptures by a local artist are dotted across Brighton’s streets, parks and seafront inspired by the stories that shape our city
@brighton_dome Comedy Festival - 16th - 25th October. Stand-up, podcasts, family shows and more
Photoworks / Brighton Photo Biennial - 2nd October - 1st November. Photography exhibitions, installations and talks
Brighton Food Story - 2nd - 4th October. Explore how to build a food culture that is good for the city, for its people and the planet in a day of talks and a network of supper clubs over the weekend
Mutations Festival - multi-venue alternative music festival on 23 & 24 October
Concerts including Westlife and Soul II Soul at the Brighton Centre, plus shows at Brighton Dome, Concorde 2, CHALK and smaller venues.
Professor Brian Cox will also be performing his new tour Emergence at The Brighton Centre on 21 & 22 October, just five minutes from us
Photo credits - Emma Bailey and Brighton Dome
Charlotte and Matt turning heads at York 💍
📸 @ellieniamhphotos
Whisky & Vinyl Nights at Margate 🥃 🎶
Each month, we will explore one bourbon, one Scotch and one world whisky, all while spinning a mix of new and classic vinyl
13th October | 7 - 9pm
17th November | 7 - 9pm
15th December | 7 - 9pm
Tickets are £20 per person, secure your place now at @pearlycowmargate
10 days, 3 drinks, 1 bar not to be missed
@brightoncocktailfestival is back with ten days of the city’s best bars shaking, stirring and showing off their skills, 18th-27th September
Tickets are £20 which gives you access to £6 cocktails and £4 mocktails at No. 124 and over 50 other bars across the city.
Find us at the bar for a sip of Don’t Beet Around The Bush, Notorious F.I.G and Citrus Got Real (non-alc)🍸🍹 🥃
Get your ticket
The longer you stay, the more you save
With the `Ber month break, save 15% on one night stays, 20% on 2 night stays and 35% on 3 night stays.
Book at least three weeks ahead and stay Sunday-Thursday from 27th September to enjoy our happiest rates
Last of the summer escapes in Bath...
Ready to step into Autumn?
Deep sigh relaxation post summer madness
From releasing the tension in your back to getting your glow back on with a tailored facial, find what you`re looking for in The Spa at Bath, York, Margate and Brighton
Soaking up the last of the summer sun in Brighton ☀️🌊
What a summer we’ve had! Thank you to all who joined us
GUESTS WHO...
dine alfresco
host fabulous events
enjoy a quiet moment after exploring
say cheers to cocktails with a view
Which guest are you?
Every September Bath turns Regency for ten days of dances, talks and costumed promenades!
Jane Austen Festival 2026 - Friday 11th - Sunday 20th September
The world`s largest, longest-running Austen festival, don`t miss The Grand Regency Costumed Promenade. Setting off at 11am on 12th September from the Royal Crescent, via George Street, and finishing on Great Pulteney Street - home to our hotspot, No. 15, everyone is welcome
Read all about it in the Guest Insider on our website!
Promenade photos by @visitbathuk
National Dog Day! Celebrating some of our four legged friends and their visits
@beccapearsonstyle at York
@life_with_haz - at Brighton
@travisnuneshair - at Margate
@moosethecockapoo_ - at Bath
@m.mdogwalking74 - at York
@joy_hung_ - at Margate
Darla - at Brighton
@albert_thecavapoo - at Margate
