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Date added: Sep 06, 2006
The newest town house hotel to open in Bath, The Windsor is situated in great Pulteney Street, Europe`s most renowned Georgian Boulevard. Located in an elegant Grade I listed building (c 1794), it has been refurbished to the highest standards and retains many of the original features of the late Georgian and early Victorian periods.

Exceptional levels of service and comfort are offered amidst a traditional Townhouse environment. Backing onto the recreation ground, home of Bath Rugby Club, the hotel is a three minute stroll to the city centre where many of the famous Bath landmarks can be found as well as many of the cities` restaurants.

The hotel also houses Bath`s only traditional Japanese restaurant.

Number of Rooms:14 Number Ensuite:14 Price per PersonDouble:£70 Twin:£85 Single:£85 Suite:£95 Restaurant Name:Sakura Cuisine:Japanese
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