Our bedrooms are 36 one-offs. It’s the result of being in marvellously detailed residential town houses rather than standard hotel buildings. But it’s also because of our love of good design and our magpie-like eye for art and objects that tell stories and raise smiles. In short, we can’t help but get creative.
There are snug rooms and vast rooms. Gloriously grand rooms and seriously relaxing rooms. And if you are staying in any of them, there’s a little extension in the form of our Pantry full of complimentary treats for you to enjoy any time.
The luxury rooms & suites at No. 15 Bath are all one-off rooms with a few good things in common
That no two bedrooms are the same is a fact we really like. But there are some important features they all share.
Hypnos Lansdowne cashmere mattress dressed in 200-thread-count Egyptian cotton linen / WiFi / Nespresso kit, kettle, tea & coffee / The right to raid our Pantry packed full of treats / Dyson hairdryer / Wildsmith shampoo, conditioner & body wash / Turntable (choose your records from the selection in the disc library) / Flat screen TV with freeview and chromecast
Most of our Small Guest Rooms are bijou attic rooms that would have been the servant’s quarters back in the day. Those up at the top of the main buildings offer bird’s-eye views over Great Pulteney Street and a vast maze of rooftops beyond. Although these rooms are our smallest at 10-15 sqm with double beds, some can be connected to accommodate families. If you are staying with us for more than one night we recommend that you book into a larger room. Sadly the Small Guest Rooms are too small to accommodate dogs.
Various designers have adorned these 19 – 20 sqm rooms, and they’re as eclectic as it comes. Each has a theme inspired by its view, it’s proportions and its character. You could be waking to exotic bird wallpaper on your ceiling inspired by Henrietta Park’s enchanting pergola. Or you might be in the company of an outstanding artwork by a graduate of the revered Bath School of Art. What can be predicted is a luxurious king-size bed, or twin beds if preferred. Our Guest Rooms are spread out across most floors of the hotel, so please do let us know if you have a preference.
Our Large Guest Rooms are on the first and second floors of the hotel and span 22 - 23 sqm. Each offers a different view of Bath and bears the stamp of Martin Hulbert Design’s dedication to remarkable decoration all over them. The illustrated backdrops to the king or super-king beds, raw plaster borders, ultra-modern furniture and curio collections come together to bridge yesterday with today.
Bathrooms have a bath with shower over the top, although one has a bath with separate walk in shower.
Behind the main buildings, you’ll find our Coach House. Built around 30 years after our townhouses, the architect threw off Georgian classicism constraints and had some fun. The result is a folly with a crenellated parapet frontage and quatrefoil windows that give off a distinctly Gothic vibe. Our easy-on-the-eye, sanctuary-like Coach House Guest Rooms are 19-22 sqm in size and face either the main buildings or Henrietta Park. The few steps up to the entrance mean that these rooms are not accessible for wheelchair users.
Two are top floor and one is ground floor and all sport relaxing shades and striking features. Spanning 28 - 30 sqm, they make for great hideaways and hangouts. There’s a lounging area, king-size or twin beds and big bathrooms with stand alone tub and a rain shower. The few steps up to the entrance mean that these rooms are not accessible for wheelchair users. These rooms have space for one or two children too.
On our third floor, looking out over Henrietta Park and the city beyond, you’ll find our 25 sqm Henrietta Junior Suites. Each is a light-bright-minimalist sanctuary with separate lounge with a sofabed. Each sofabed can accommodate two children.
The lovely bathrooms feature a bath with shower over the top.
