Bath Lodge Hotel
A36 Warminster Road, Nr. Norton St Philip
Bath
BA2 7NH
Tel: 01225 723040
Fax: 01225 723737
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| The historic Roman city of Bath lies a hundred miles west of our great capital. It has been a tourist destination since the days of the Roman Empire. It is a location unique for its hot springs, Roman Baths, medieval heritage and Georgian architecture. Sitting in the glorious Somerset countryside it was granted city status and Royal Charter in 1590 by Queen Elizabeth I. The city became a World Heritage site in 1987.
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Bath, named Aquae Sulis by the Romans, was based on three naturally occurring hot springs sacred to the Celtic god Sulis. The remains of the vast collection of Roman baths and temples can still be seen today. It wasn't until the 18th century that these Roman remains were re-discovered, and it sparked Baths revival as a luxury resort.
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Edgar King of England was crowned in Bath Abbey in 973AD, and the prosperity of Bath surged in medieval times under the watchful eye of the infamous Bishop of Bath and Wells. In Elizabethan times it regained notoriety as a Spa, and in the Georgian period became the height of fashion with its Neo-Classical architecture.
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Built in 1806 Bath Lodge sits in 4 acres, as a proud miniature version of Farleigh Castle which itself dates back to 987 AD. The castle is mentioned in the Doomsday book of 1086, and was the residence of George, Duke of Clarence, and brother of Edward IV. English Heritage now owns the castle, and it can be visited throughout the year.
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Surrounded by gardens, woodland and the ancient deer forest beyond, Bath Lodge is at the heart of the Bath area, offering a superb base for touring the immediate locality and the Kingdom of Wessex.
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Bath is only seven miles away. The lodge was given five-diamond status, the highest award, by the AA, and is noted for its quality and service.
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With traditional four-poster beds, portcullis, turrets, castellated ramparts, and balconies you would be forgiven for thinking that you were in the castle itself. We have incorporated every luxurious convenience to make you feel like royalty. The modern wing of the lodge is just as tastefully furnished, and each room has its own unique charm.
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Prices per room start from just £55 for the Nunney, to our most luxurious, the Blaise at £145.
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It is without doubt the perfect romantic getaway. Have a walk by our playful waterfall or a toasty warm evening in front of the enormous open fire. Every room has the comfort of an en-suite, phone, satellite TV and a free video service.
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They are all, naturally, non-smoking. Breakfast is served in the conservatory with splendid views to wet you appetite. Choose from a selection of cereals, juices, and fruit, followed by a full English breakfast with coffee, tea, or infusions. Breakfast at Lodge is a hearty repast to set you up for a good day exploring.
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As you would expect in such splendid countryside there are a wealth of outdoor activities on offer. Try golf, fishing, clay-pigeon shooting, stalking, horse riding, or just a good old fashioned walk.
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Barry takes great pleasure in welcoming you to the charming and very lovely Bath Lodge. It is a delight to behold, and a pleasure to remember forever.
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Please mention bathbedandbreakfast.com when booking.
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