Boutique hotel with quirky decor, spa, cafe, bar & afternoon tea
15 Great Pulteney St, Bathwick, Bath BA2 4BS, United Kingdom Get directions
"Opened in December 2016, No.15 Great Pulteney is located just a 3-minute stroll from Pulteney Bridge, Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths. The hotel offers boutique townhouse accommodations in Bath, along Great Pulteney Street. Guests can enjoy the onsite bar. Free high speed WiFi is available throughout. There is also limited, onsite private parking. Rooms at No.15 Great Pulteney are individually designed and feature bespoke wall art. Each room offers a Hypnos Lansdowne Cashmere bed, Nespresso coffee machine, an internet enabled LED TV with Chromecast. Most of the rooms offer views of Bath while others offer garden views and views of Henrietta Park. We offer a range of breakfast options including continental and a full English. The Bar offers a space to relax during the day to enjoy specialty coffees and loose-leaf teas. In the evening, the bar offers cocktails and a specialty drinks menu. The onsite spa offers a range of beauty and massage treatments. The nearest airport is Bristol Airport, 16 mi from No.15 Great Pulteney. Bath Spa train station is just a 12-minute walk away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"Sitting on one of Bath's grandest avenues, between the iconic Pulteney Bridge and the gorgeous Holburne Museum, this trio of handsome Georgian townhouses has been reborn as a beautiful boutique escape under the Guesthouse brand. Their mantra is to create "wonder-filled, happy hotels", so expect a sense of theatricality - sweeping curtains, crystal chandeliers - combined with humorous artworks (like giant jelly beans) and super welcoming staff. In the ground-floor reception rooms, after collecting your key from an oversized doll's house (something of a theme in the hotel), you'll find inviting leather sofas, jewelled sculptures and a giant portrait of a chiselled young man gazing benignly down. A buzzing bar offers light bites and innovative cocktails using British spirits, shrubs and syrups, while lingering breakfasts are taken downstairs in the calming restaurant. There's also a small spa - of course - with pampering treatments and a copper tub-for-two. Upstairs, extending Tardis-like over six floors, are 36 bedrooms. These range from affordable, attic-level "Small Guest Rooms" to a huge Pulteney Room with high ceilings and twin casement windows. And there are more options out in the Coach House. Kids and pets are warmly welcomed, so there's something for everyone here. In a city which for centuries has made visitors feel rejuvenated and uplifted, this hotel is a worthy and most welcome addition. Highs Smiling young staff keep the mood light Quirky, playful touches add character: eclectic artworks, records, stencilled murals Some rooms have free-standing bathtubs for sociable soaking We thought the guest pantry was a nice touch: help yourself to soft drinks, snacks, maybe an ice cream Having a spa in the building is a good fallback if the city's Thermae Spa is busy, or you want more privacy Lows With such a wide range of rooms, we advise checking the options carefully when booking Entry level rooms are compact, and come with shower only (no tubs) Some top-floor rooms have slightly lower ceilings Parking is limited, as you'd expect in Bath" - Michael Cullen
"This elegant townhouse – well, it’s actually 6 interconnected ones – is designed with a mix of reverence for its Georgian roots and an eye for modern art. There’s an often-lively bar, a snug dining room and six treatment rooms packed in downstairs, including the brilliantly OTT Copper Room, complete with a huge copper bath. Even the smallest of the hotel’s 37 rooms are thoughtfully laid out and boast walk-in showers and a record table (with LPs available from reception). There’s real attention to detail throughout – you can even be met at Bath Spa Station by a member of staff who will transport your luggage for you and give you a map to get your city break started. If it’s your first time to Bath and you want to be within walking distance of its delights, this is the perfect jumping-off point. " - Sian Lewis
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