A Regency retreat in central Bath

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Inside our impressive 18th century building, you’ll find 98 thoughtfully-designed and modern bedrooms waiting to welcome you. From Classic Rooms to our larger Feature options, The Francis Hotel Bath has everything you need for a weekend minibreak, a last minute business trip or a relaxing staycation.

With beds made for dreaming, sleek interior design details, flat screen TVs and complimentary mineral water, we will help you restore, renew and revive. Pamper yourself with indulgent organic and British made toiletries from 100 Acres, before wrapping up in a snug duvet and making use of the free WiFi.

Feature Room

Our largest rooms combine the elegance of period features with smart contemporary styling, offering four-poster beds, flat screen TVs and complimentary soft drinks in the minibar. Ideal for an indulgent weekend break or a trip for all the family, our luxuriously spacious Feature Rooms have been individually designed with their own unique character.

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Superior Room

Our superior rooms offer more space to unwind. Furnished with king size beds, Egyptian cotton linen and 100 Acres botanical toiletries, these original rooms also come with all the modern touches you need to make the most of your stay, from Nespresso machines to flat screen TVs and temperature controlled in-room heating/air conditioning.

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Classic Room

Our Classic Rooms are the perfect home away from home. Each has a double bed with Egyptian cotton linen, a flat screen TV, air conditioning, minibar and in-room iron. The en-suite bathroom boasts eco-friendly toiletries from 100 Acres and many Classic Rooms offer views over Queen Square. Travelling with friends and family? Our classic twin rooms are the ideal choice.

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dog-Friendly stays

Four-legged friends are part of the family at The Francis Hotel Bath and receive the same impeccable service as their owners. Guests can bring up to two well-trained dogs to stay in any of our three room types, for a cost of £30 per dog per night.

We have got everything on hand to make sure your canine companion receives the best treatment during your stay with us. No need to pack feeding bowls, dog beds or treats – we will happily supply them for you. Time for walkies? Our team can provide details on specially-chosen dog walking routes to help you discover the best of historic Bath.

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ACCESSIBLE ROOMS

Our dedicated accessible rooms offer guests a spacious layout to allow for wheelchair mobility around the door and bed, along with an emergency call button by the bed. The fully equipped wet room has a shower, hand grab rails, a shower seat and an emergency cord.

In addition, additional door viewer peepholes are positioned at waist high so that they can be used by wheelchair bound guests. We also have the additional option of having a Deaf Guard alarm clock and emergency alert system that can be installed in accessible bedrooms for the hard of hearing.

To book one of the accessible rooms or discuss your needs, please get in touch with the team on +44 (0)1225 424105 or email us on reservations@suttonhotelcollection.com.

“From Austen to the hit Netflix show Bridgerton, Bath’s Georgian architecture has won many admirers as a fictional backdrop. Spend a night (or few) like your chosen Regency hero or heroine at The Francis, spread over seven townhouses on the city’s Queen’s Square.”

The Telegraph

“The Francis Hotel is a minute’s walk from the new museum and is the perfect base for fans of the hit Netflix series Bridgerton, for which Bath provided the backdrop.”

The Times

“And about ten minutes’ walk from the cathedral, you get The Francis Hotel, in Queen’s Square, one of the prettiest garden squares in the city. The hotel is made from a row of seven town houses built in the early eighteenth century on the southern end of the square, overlooking a garden where, when we were there, a bowling green had been set up.”

The Evening Standard

A Regency retreat in central Bath

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