The Royal Hotel

The Royal Hotel puts Bath Spa Station within a 1-minute walk, making arrival by train especially straightforward.

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The Royal Hotel is a traditional hotel on Manvers Street in Bath, in a restored 1846 building. Its location also places it close to the bus station, so the stay works well if you want to avoid a car and keep luggage transfers short.

Rooms include en suite bathrooms, Egyptian cotton linen, Merino wool blankets, and goose feather and down pillows. Some room categories add cotton bathrobes and slippers, and all bedrooms are non-smoking. In-room details include a flat-screen TV, DVD player, iPod dock, Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee facilities.

Breakfast is served in the building, with healthy options and a cooked-to-order hot breakfast that includes vegetarian dishes. The hotel also has a Parisian-style brasserie, an elegant bar, and a residents’ lounge with its own private bar, giving the stay useful on-site food and drink options without needing to leave the property for every meal.

Parking is available at The Royal Hotel, but spaces are limited and reservations are required in advance, subject to availability. If the hotel spaces are full, public car parks are listed close to the property, including options on Manvers Street and at Southgate.

The main access limit is wheelchair use. Bedrooms are not suitable for wheelchair users, and the lift is not large enough for both a wheelchair and a passenger because the 1846 Grade II listed building restricts major structural changes. The ground-floor restaurant and bar are wheelchair accessible, and a small ramp is available for the front door on request at arrival.

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