The Roseate Villa Bath
Henrietta Road, Bath, BA2 6LX
From £147.50 per person
About
Call off the city break search! Blissful Bath is bursting with history, culture and great shopping - plus it has a fabulous thermal spa to soak in. Luckily, the UK’s most romantic town is also home to a hotel that is guaranteed to make you swoon. Tucked away in a leafy corner, just a short stroll from all of Bath’s best bits, the five-star Roseate Villa Bath is ready and waiting to welcome you.
Recent winner of TripAdvisor’s ‘Best of the Best’ boutique hotels, it’s perfect for an overnight escape crammed full of cosiness. Created from a matching pair of large Victorian houses opposite tranquil Henrietta Park, there’s curb-appeal a-plenty. But inside, the hotel is just as easy-on-the eye thanks to sweeping staircases and an immaculate decor.
And if it’s not a mini break unless you’re wallowing in warm water, you’re in luck. While there’s no swimming pool or spa, overnight packages to The Roseate Villa Bath come with a two-hour session at Thermae Bath Spa. Just a short walk from the hotel, this luxury experience lets you soak in naturally warm, mineral-rich water straight from Bath’s underground spring. Work your way round the heat and hydro experiences in the Wellness Suite. But nothing beats a bubbly soak in the rooftop vitality pool with its incredible skyline views.
The hotel may date back to Victorian times, but there’s heritage all around you too. Just around the corner from the iconic Pulteney Bridge, it’s a great base for exploring. Culture lovers can see a show at the Theatre Royal or head to Bath Abbey. Fabulous shopping at SouthGate Bath and Milsom Place are both nearby, or make the most of the great outdoors with a walk around Henrietta Park.
But the hotel’s prime location is only part of its attraction. The personality-packed Henrietta Bar beckons for Bridgerton-themed cocktails, while elegant afternoon teas can be sipped and savoured overlooking the Villa’s glorious gardens. And when you’re ready to call it a night, the hotel’s 21 bedrooms come with Hypnos beds, luxury bedding and top-notch toiletries, and many boast gorgeous views over the park.
Popular Facilities
- Henrietta Bar
- NOTE: This venue does not offer any spa related facilities
Packages
Bookings & Advice024 7671 6192
Filter Packages
1 Night Stay and Explore Bath
- Overnight accommodation in a Classic Garden View Room
- Welcome drink on arrival
- Afternoon tea
- Breakfast
- Two hour spa session voucher at the renowned Thermae Bath Spa available in your room upon arrival (voucher for guests to book slot directly - last entry 6pm)
- Check in from 3pm - Room departure 11am
Live availability - Book now and your reservation will be instantly guaranteed
From £147.50 per person
Gift Vouchers
Buy a monetary spa voucher to suit your budget
Get in touch
Contact us for bookings and advice
Prices from £NaN per package
Details
| Local attractions | The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge, The Jane Austen Centre, Prior Park Landscape Gardens and Theatre Royal Bath |
|---|---|
| No. of bedrooms | 21 |
| Check-in time | 15.00 |
| Car parking | Chargeable |
| Pets welcome | Yes, £20 per night |
Facilities
- Henrietta Bar
- NOTE: This venue does not offer any spa related facilities
The Spa & Wellness at The Roseate Villa Bath
People have been flocking to Bath since Roman times to partake of its healing, mineral-rich thermal springs. And while the Roseate Villa Bath doesn’t have a thermal spa of its own, you can reap the health benefits of the famous geothermal spring for yourself - but you’ll do it in the lap of luxury.
Overnight stays at Roseate Villa Bath come with two-hour access to the famous Thermae Bath Spa. A soothing sanctuary of relaxation and rejuvenation, the spa is housed in an impressive contemporary building that seamlessly blends with Bath's Georgian architecture.
Inside, the centrepiece is the curved lines of the Minerva Bath, an indoor pool named after the Roman goddess of health and wisdom. Just don’t miss the stunning rooftop pool. Nothing beats gliding through the warm waters, with steam rising around you, while you take in panoramic views of Bath's skyline.
Take time to discover the Wellness Suite. This holistic haven features an array of thermal experiences, including an infrared sauna, aromatic steam rooms infused with calming essential oils, and an invigorating ice chamber for an exhilarating boost. Each element is thoughtfully crafted to enhance your relaxation and promote overall well-being.
The Gym & Fitness at The Roseate Villa Bath
While there’s no gym at The Roseate Villa Bath, a visit to Bath is all about wellness. After all, Bath has been the centre of wellbeing in the UK since the Roman era, when its thermal springs drew visitors from all over Europe!
Apart from bathing in the mineral-rich waters, drinking a cup is said to cure a wide-range of ailments. And if you head to The Pump Room you can knock back a glass of Bath water, straight from the fountain!
Fancy a dip? Overnight packages at Roseate Villa Bath give you access to the Thermae Bath Spa which has naturally warm waters to swim in. But if you can’t live without lunges, Baths Sports and Leisure Centre is a 10-minute walk from the hotel. It has a well-equipped gym, fitness studio and swimming pools.
Walking more your thing? Try the Bath Skyline walk. This three-mile circular walk takes you from the centre out to the countryside to see the most spectacular views of the city. Or go for a stroll along the Kennet and Avon canal. Just a five-minute walk from the Villa, you can walk to Bathampton or Bradford on Avon.
Restaurants & Food at The Roseate Villa Bath
Bridgerton-themed cocktail, anyone? Don’t mind if we do. You can sip your Lady Whistledown’s Tipple at the elegant Henrietta Bar. The beating heart of the hotel, it features a menu of classic cocktails, perfectly poured by their expert mixologists.
Open all-day and overlooking the greenery of the genteel Henrietta Park, no visit to the Roseate Villa should be complete without indulging in afternoon tea during your stay. Beautifully presented you’ll find deep filled finger sandwiches, plain and fruit scones with jam and clotted cream and a selection of exquisite homemade cakes all made by the in-house baker.
When night falls, dinner in the Henrietta Restaurant gives you a great excuse for a cosy night in. Menus are centred around modern British fare, with dishes including an 8oz sirloin steak and pan-fried lemon sole. Come breakfast, you’ll tuck into a wholesome spread of locally-sourced goodies, cooked to order, just for you.
Spa Location
How to get to the Spa?
By train: Bath Spa train station is a 15-minute walk (or five-minute taxi ride) from the hotel. Bath Spa has regular trains to London Paddington, Bristol and Reading.
By bus: Bath has many regular buses that run across the city, as well as to neighbouring towns and villages. The nearest stop is a five-minute walk away, on St Johns Road.
By car: The hotel is a short drive from both the M4 and M5 motorways. From the A46, take the London Road to Bathwick Street. Henrietta Road is on the right. The postcode for your satnav is BA2 6LX.
Parking: You can park your car on-site for £20 per night when you’re staying at the hotel. There’s one parking space per room.
Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
Does The Roseate Villa Bath do afternoon tea?
Yes they do, and spa packages here often include the indulgent treat. Made by their own in-house baker, you’ll indulge in an exquisite selection of carefully-curated sandwiches, warm scones and homemade cakes in the elegant Henrietta Bar, overlooking glorious views of the garden. You can even have your tea al fresco if the weather is fine.
Wash it down with one of their exquisite tea blends, or opt for a glass of something sparkly if the occasion calls - and when doesn’t it?
Does The Roseate Villa Bath have a swimming pool?
No, it’s a small boutique hotel and there isn’t a swimming pool or a spa on-site. But that doesn’t mean you won’t be soaking in some blissfully warm water during your stay! Spa packages to The Roseate Villa Bath include a two-hour pampering session at Thermae Bath Spa, which gives you full access to Minerva Bath, wellness suite and the spectacular rooftop pool with its skyline views.
Does The Roseate Villa Bath have accommodation?
It sure does! One of Bath’s most romantic hotels, the Roseate Villa Bath has just 21 elegant rooms and suites, most with leafy views over Henrietta Park. Every room has a bespoke Hypnos bed, goose down duvets and Egyptian cotton linen to ensure a great night’s sleep. Wake up to Smart TVs, DAB radios and tea and coffee-making facilities, plus each bathroom has posh Penhaligon toiletries.
Is The Roseate Villa Bath accessible?
There are steps leading into the hotel. And due to the size and period nature of the building, there are no lifts available.
What are the check-in and check-out times at The Roseate Villa Bath?
You can check in anytime from 3pm, while check-out is by 11am.
Where is The Roseate Villa Bath located?
With a central location that’s just a moment’s walk from the Roman Baths, Royal Crescent, Bath Abbey and the Jane Austen Centre, you’ll find The Roseate Villa Bath on Henrietta Road. It’s just opposite Henrietta Park -a seven-acre oasis of calm made up of rolling lawns, trees and flowerbeds.
Here on a spa package that includes access to the Thermae Bath Spa? It’s just a 10-minute amble over Pulteney Bridge. But with so much to see on the way, chances are you won’t notice how long it takes you!
Is The Roseate Villa Bath family-friendly?
Yes it is - they even do an afternoon tea especially made for little appetites! Families will love the Hideaway Suite. Richly-decorated and tucked away beneath the ground floor, it features a spacious main bedroom, a sitting room and plenty of space for extra beds.
Bath has plenty of family-friendly attractions to explore. But if you don’t mind a drive, you can go on safari at Longleat, play at Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park, or explore an ancient cave network at Wookey Hole Caves.
Here on a package which includes access to the Thermae Bath Spa? Sadly, children under 16 can’t use the spa facilities here, and you have to be over 18 to have a treatment (proof of age may be required).
Children aged 12 and over can soak in the Cross Bath (an open-air thermal bath that’s located in a separate building) if they’re accompanied by an adult.
Is The Roseate Villa Bath dog-friendly?
Great news for animal lovers! Dogs are welcome at The Roseate Villa Bath. Your pampered pet can check in for £20, per night, and they’re welcome in selected rooms and in common areas of the hotel.
They’ll get the red carpet treatment thanks to special ‘woof’ boxes filled with Lily’s Kitchen treats. They’ll even give you a tennis ball to play with that you can take to the beautiful Henrietta Park, just opposite the hotel.
Does The Roseate Villa Bath have a golf course?
No, there is no golf course at The Roseate Villa Bath. But if you’re looking for an activity to do while you’re in town, why not swing by Victoria Falls Adventure Golf? Just a 15-minute walk from the hotel, this hidden gem nestles in Victoria Park and features 18 fun-packed holes, played over rushing waterways and waterfalls.