The historic and magnificent Hotel du Vin is located in The Sugar House, a formerly derelict sugar refinery and tobacco storage house dating back to the 1700s. Within the premises is the Sugar House Bar and the acclaimed Bistro offers quality food and an extensive wine list. The rooms themselves are really special which is why this place is the choice for visiting celebrities. Each are individually named and sponsored by a wine house and are perfect examples of stylish but luxurious minimalism.
King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn slept in one of the bedchambers and walked through the ancient gardens at Thornbury Castle, a Tudor castle near the Cotswolds and Welsh Borders. Thornbury Castle resonates with history and is the only Tudor Castle in England to be opened as a hotel. There has been a vineyard within its walls for over 500 years, from which Thornbury Castle wine is still produced. At the castle you will discover atmospheric bedchambers, delicious Sunday lunches, free broadband, roaring fires and many historic features including suits of armour. On-site facilities include croquet and archery, and clay-pigeon shooting and falconry can be arranged with prior notice (extra charge).
Situated next to Bristol Cathedral, Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel occupies a large Victorian building and has been restored to a level of opulence and grandeur that is unrivaled in the city. The acclaimed Palm Court Restaurant is located in the heart of the hotel, and features a spectacular Victorian stained glass roof. Alternatively, the Terrace Restaurant overlooks Cathedral Square and offers a more informal atmosphere. There is also a cocktail bar, an elegant drawing room and a top class leisure suite.
Gold Award Winner and recommended by leading independent guides including Which magazine; this attractive establishment is close to the city center yet situated in a popular residential area where imposing Victorian houses abound. All rooms are en suite and boast both baths and showers and King or Queen size beds. Furnishings and decor are of the very highest quality and an extensive breakfast choice is offered. This is a quality guest house establishment where your hosts warmly invite you to stay and assure you of their personal attention at all times; they will even prepare a delectable hamper if you fancy heading off for the day and want to take along a picnic. Special rates for mid-week breaks are available on request.
This Georgian building reflects the elegance of a bygone age. Detached and standing in its own grounds, it is within walking distance of the city center, the Roman Baths, the Abbey and the shops, yet Paradise House stands secluded behind high walls and mature trees. There are well-tended lawns at the rear of the property and a breathtaking view of the city and the hills beyond. Rooms are individually decorated, one having a four poster bed from which you can awake and view the garden.
Much favoured by the "jet set," Lucknam Park is an elegant former mansion that echoes the ostentation of former days. If sheer, unadulterated luxury is your style and money is no object, then this is the place for you. Six miles from Bath and set in ancient parkland, this hotel has everything, including a leisure spa with indoor swimming pool and sauna, an equestrian centre and a health and beauty salon plus a games room. An award-winning restaurant aims to tempt your tastebuds.
The high-quality boutique hotel Oak House No 1 in Tetbury has been featured in Conde Nast Traveller, Tatler and Sunday Times Style magazine. With sumptuous interiors, concierge service and designer furnishings, this Gloucestershire hotel provides free Wi-Fi and parking. Rooms feature beds dressed with linens from Frette or Ralph Lauren and cashmere throws. Each room has satellite TV with the full range of Sky channels, an iPod dock, DVD and CD player. A silver tea set comes with coffee and hot chocolate, and a fridge keeps your fresh milk and bottled water cool. Bathrooms have luxury Molton Brown toiletries, with hairdryer and bathrobes supplied. Each room has an electronic safe and a range of bespoke furnishings. Oak House No 1 has played host to rock stars and royalty, and can arrange activities such as polo lessons and services including classic car hire. A short distance from the royal Highgrove Estate, Tetbury exudes Cotswolds charm and features plenty of fine restaurants, antique emporia and Prince Charles’ very own Highgrove shop on Long Street.
Gold Award Winner and recommended by leading independent guides including Which magazine; this attractive establishment is close to the city center yet situated in a popular residential area where imposing Victorian houses abound. All rooms are en suite and boast both baths and showers and King or Queen size beds. Furnishings and decor are of the very highest quality and an extensive breakfast choice is offered. This is a quality guest house establishment where your hosts warmly invite you to stay and assure you of their personal attention at all times; they will even prepare a delectable hamper if you fancy heading off for the day and want to take along a picnic. Special rates for mid-week breaks are available on request.
This Georgian building reflects the elegance of a bygone age. Detached and standing in its own grounds, it is within walking distance of the city center, the Roman Baths, the Abbey and the shops, yet Paradise House stands secluded behind high walls and mature trees. There are well-tended lawns at the rear of the property and a breathtaking view of the city and the hills beyond. Rooms are individually decorated, one having a four poster bed from which you can awake and view the garden.
Much favoured by the "jet set," Lucknam Park is an elegant former mansion that echoes the ostentation of former days. If sheer, unadulterated luxury is your style and money is no object, then this is the place for you. Six miles from Bath and set in ancient parkland, this hotel has everything, including a leisure spa with indoor swimming pool and sauna, an equestrian centre and a health and beauty salon plus a games room. An award-winning restaurant aims to tempt your tastebuds.
Set within beautiful, award-winning oriental gardens, this 5-star guest accommodation features excellent views of Bath’s medieval abbey. It offers luxurious themed rooms and freshly cooked breakfasts. Each room at The Ayrlington has its own unique decor, and includes an iPod dock/DAB Radio, Egyptian cotton bed linen, and LCD TV. Some rooms also include four-poster beds, private entrances, and antique furniture. Free WiFi is available in public areas. Guests can relax in The Ayrlington’s leafy walled gardens. The garden features fantastic oriental decoration and a 10th-century statue. There is also an elegant lounge bar offering a selection of beverages. The elegant dining room looks out over the hotel's award winning gardens to Bath Abbey. A full English breakfast is cooked to order from locally sourced ingredients. Vegetarian options are also available. Free, secure parking is provided at The Ayrlington. Bath’s historic centre, with its Roman Baths and famous abbey, is just 10 minutes’ walk away. Bath Spa Rail Station is less than 15 minutes’ walk away.
Nestled within 12 acres of picturesque Wiltshire countryside, this hotel is a stylish venue where you can relax and revive. Whatley Manor offers a twelve course dining experience from Wednesday to Sunday. The Grey's, the informal brasserie, serves lunch and dinner daily. After a meal, take a stroll through the beautiful landscaped gardens, where sculptures, fountains and lighting enhance the natural splendours on offer. Aquarias, the spa at Whatley Manor, was voted in the top 10 of UK spa retreats by Condé Nast Traveller Readers, and offers Natura Bissé signature treatments for the ultimate in well-being.