About Bath

We are right in the centre of historic Bath. A visit to eat and drink with us is also an opportunity to see some of the great sights of the city.

It’s a fascinating place, as the writer Jane Austen observed: 'Oh, who can ever be tired of Bath?'.

We recommend a trip to the guildhall markets next-door to us, to the abbey opposite and, of course, a visit to the Roman baths. And, if it’s a match day, then head to the nearby ‘Rec’, the most scenic of rugby grounds in this most scenic, and rugby-mad, of cities. Or if you want to indulge yourself, then head for the modern spa for some pampering.

Local Information for Bath

Theatres

Theatre Royal
01225 448 844

Museums

William Herschel Museum - 18th Century house and formally planted garden from which William Herschel, the amateur astronomer, discovered Uranus in 1781
01225 446 865

Bath Postal Museum - The history of post since the Egyptians. It was from here that the World's first postage, the Penny Black, was sent on 2nd May 1840
01255 460 333

Museum of Costume - The story of fashion over the last 400 years
01225 477 173

Other Attractions

Bath Abbey - 400 year old abbey, services and concerts
01225 422 462

Roman Baths and Pump Room
01225 477 785

Bath Spa
0844 888 0844