“Chic townhouse hotel on Georgian terrace, Bath. The spacious rooms, are wonderfully comfortable and boast every modern convenience. The historic architecture lends a certain glamour to the building, with original sash windows, grand staircases and cosy drawing rooms. A stylish choice. ”
“Chic townhouse hotel on Georgian terrace, Bath. The spacious rooms, are wonderfully comfortable and boast every modern convenience. The historic architecture lends a certain glamour to the building, with original sash windows, grand staircases and cosy drawing rooms. A stylish choice. ”
Hotel Review
Classic medium-sized (29 rooms, large and unusually comfortable) hotel, privately-owned, very central, smart, and well run. Although it occupies several houses of a Georgian terrace opposite the Assembly Rooms it feels anything but old-fashioned. There is a striking absence of pictures. Well-chosen colours and fabrics. Lift. Several small drawing rooms, an attractive town garden and subterranean restaurant that prides itself on an interesting wine list. Excellent concierge service.
Written by George Pownall
Recommended For
- Foodies
- The Queensberry's restaurant The Olive Tree has been awarded one Michelin Star - the only one in Bath!
- Other Activities
- Nearby Thermae Bath Spa, a Natural Spa where you can bathe in Britain’s only naturally warm, mineral-rich waters.
- Sights nearby
- Opposite the Pump Rooms and just down the road from the historic and elegant Bath Assembly Rooms.
- Hotel Entertainment
- Why not spend the evening at the charming hotel bar and get to know your fellow guests!
- City Style
- A traditional townhouse, perfectly located for visiting Bath's many sights.
- Great walks
- Take a lakeside walk in Bath Spa University’s Newton Park campus.
- Museums
- Just around the corner find the East Asian Art Museum.
- Restaurant
- Olive Tree Restaurant serves locally sourced seasonal food with a frequently changing menu. Regarded as one of the best in Bath.
- Good wine list
- Along with a good line in whisky tasting
- Child friendly
- All children are welcome.
- Free wifi
- Luxury
- Downtown
- Conference facilities
- Romantic
- Owner managed
- Lively area
- Townhouse
- Grand Hotel
- Artworks
- Boutique
- Historic
- Chic
- Antiques
- Traditional
- Contemporary
- Charming
- Four poster beds
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Olive Tree Restaurant serves locally sourced seasonal food with a frequently changing menu. Regarded as one of the best in Bath.
- Good wine list
- Along with a good line in whisky tasting
- Child friendly
- All children are welcome.
- Fireplace
- Free wifi
- Business Centre
- Conference facilities
- Safe
- Bath robes
- Bar
- In room DVD
- Walking distance restaurants
- Meeting Room
- In room music system
- Cots available
- No pets
- Room service
- Garden
- Sitting Room
- Wifi
- Suites
- Concierge
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Four poster beds
Activities
- Other Activities
- Nearby Thermae Bath Spa, a Natural Spa where you can bathe in Britain’s only naturally warm, mineral-rich waters.
- Sights nearby
- Opposite the Pump Rooms and just down the road from the historic and elegant Bath Assembly Rooms.
- Hotel Entertainment
- Why not spend the evening at the charming hotel bar and get to know your fellow guests!
- Great walks
- Take a lakeside walk in Bath Spa University’s Newton Park campus.
- Museums
- Just around the corner find the East Asian Art Museum.
Map & Location
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See What They Say
Why do people love staying in your hotel? It is more like staying in a private Georgian home than a hotel. Centrally located to all of Bath. Friendly welcoming team who make staying at The Queensberry a pleasure.
What is there to do in the area? All that the World Heritage City of Bath could offer! The Roman Baths, Pump Rooms and Bath Abbey as well as Bath's unique shops, are all close by.
What kind of breakfast do you offer? Continental to Full English.
Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally? Lunch and Dinner offered in the award winning Olive Tree restaurant with menus prepared by the talented young Chef, Chris Cleghorn, who trained under Michael Caines, Heston Blumenthal and Adam Simmonds.
Which are your most popular room types, and why? All rooms are popular it depends on personal preference as each is individual and has it’s own character.
What message would you like to give Hotel Guru readers? If you are looking for a family run, independent hotel, with bags of personality then The Queensberry Hotel & The Olive Tree Restaurant will be your ideal choice.
