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" From the moment I stepped through the elegant entrance of The Bath Priory, I knew I was experiencing something truly exceptional. This honey-colored Georgian mansion, nestled within four acres of award-winning gardens in the historic city of Bath, offers an unparalleled blend of country house charm and sophisticated luxury. The rooms are meticulously appointed sanctuaries combining period character with modern refinement. Each uniquely styled accommodation features plush bedding that promises the most restful sleep, while large windows frame picturesque views of the manicured gardens. The marble bathrooms, complete with L'Occitane amenities, invite long, indulgent soaks. The culinary experience at The Bath Priory is nothing short of extraordinary. The restaurant showcases seasonal, locally sourced ingredients transformed by talented chefs into exquisite dishes that celebrate British cuisine with French influences. The carefully curated wine list complements each course perfectly, elevating every meal into a memorable gastronomic journey. The spa deserves special mention—a tranquil oasis featuring L'Occitane treatments that blend Provençal traditions with modern therapies. The heated outdoor pool and relaxation areas provide peaceful retreats for complete rejuvenation. What truly distinguishes The Bath Priory, however, is the impeccable service. The attentive yet discreet staff anticipate every need with genuine warmth and profession"

"Lovely hotel, Spa was great, room was clean and comfortable, staff were professional and friendly "

"Lovely hotel which was well located within the town centre. My partner and I didn't get to use the facilities as much as we had hoped, but we still had a great time, and the spa facilities were the highlight for my partner!. The only downside for me was the size of the gym, which I had hoped would have been be bigger, as everything was crammed on top of each other. Luckily, I was able to use the gym at a quiet time, but I can imagine it would be difficult to move around during peak times."