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No. 01

Design

Design standouts

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Wellness Central or lively

City calm

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Michelin Keys $–$$$

Michelin, minus the splurge

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The whole area

Most distinctive hotels

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Luxe Quiet or secluded

Quiet luxury

No. 06

Editorial mentions

Written about

No. 07

Wellness

Time for yourself

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$$$$ Medalled

Worth the splurge

No. 09

Michelin Keys

Michelin Keys

No. 10

Heritage Design

Old soul, fresh take

Every hotel in Bath

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8 HOLLAND STREET TOWNHOUSE - BATHA 1770 Georgian townhouse designed by John Wood the Younger on Brock Street.DesignHeritageLocal$$$

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Hotel Indigo Bath by IHGNine restored 1740 Grade I-listed Georgian townhouses featuring original fireplaces and historic Bath stone vaults.HeritageDesignLocal$$

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Lucknam Park, Emblems CollectionAn 18th-century Grade II* listed Palladian mansion dating to 1720, preserving original architectural grandeur across Wiltshire parkland.LuxeHeritageResort$$$$

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No.15 by GuestHouse, BathGrade I-listed Georgian townhouses with high ceilings, original sash windows, and stone vaults.DesignHeritageWellness$$$

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The Bath PrioryAn 1835 Gothic stone mansion built on historic monastic land near Victoria Park.LuxeHeritageWellness$$$ The Gainsborough Bath SpaGrade II listed Georgian hospital conversion standing directly over ancient Roman thermal bath remains.HeritageWellnessLuxe$$$$ The Queensberry HotelFour Grade II listed 1770 Georgian townhouses by John Wood the Younger preserve ornate plasterwork and fireplaces.DesignLuxeHeritage$$$ The Royal Crescent Hotel & SpaTwo Grade I listed Georgian townhouses anchoring the center of the 1767 crescent.HeritageLuxeWellness$$$$ The Yard in BathAn eighteenth-century Georgian coaching inn restored around its Grade II listed central courtyard.DesignHeritageSocial$$