Harington’s Hotel

Harington’s Hotel puts you on a narrow cobbled street in Bath city centre, about a 10-minute walk from Bath Spa train station.

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Harington’s Hotel is a boutique hotel in a 300-year-old Georgian house at 8-10 Queen Street. The setting gives the stay a central Bath base without turning the note into a city tour: the useful point is that the hotel is in the city centre and the railway station is walkable.

Rooms have antique furnishings and Egyptian cotton linens, with en suite bathrooms. Room details also include flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, and minibars, so the room setup is more detailed than just a place to sleep.

The stay works well for a short Bath visit because breakfast is included in the building, with a full English breakfast available. There is also a lounge for afternoon tea and light snacks, plus a bar with real ales and whiskies, giving the hotel some usable indoor space beyond the bedroom.

A patio hot tub is available for private hire, but it carries a surcharge. That is the practical limit to note: the hot tub is not simply an always-included facility, so it is best treated as an add-on rather than a guaranteed free part of the stay.

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