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» Home » England » Bath » Royal Hotel We are sorry, there are no comments available. View: 2350   Date added: Sep 06, 2006 This decidedly Georgian looking hotel was, in fact, built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel the famous English architect of the time for the arrival of the railway in Victorian times and the `Royal` prefix was given as a reminder of Queen Victoria¹s visit to the City of Bath. The Royal commenced trading in 1846. The original name was the Royal Station Hotel and because of the growing influence of rail travel and its close proximity to the station in 1852 an upper level footbridge was built directly linking the first floor of the hotel with the station platforms, for the convenience of hotel guests. This footbridge remained until 1946. The Royal has changed ownership a number of times during its nearly 150 years of history and in March 1995 PR Inns acquired the business. `PR` is a small private company wholly owned by its two partners who are highly experienced hoteliers and restaurateurs. They are committed to continually improving both the physical aspects of the hotel and the standards of service, food and hospitality to ensure that guests have a comfortable and enjoyable visit which will be repeated many times.  « read more about Royal Hotel NEWS So far, nothing for that! RECOMMENDED DOWNLOADS IN THIS CATEGORY  » Home  » England » Bath (5) Select page: [1]  » Manor House Hotel & Golf Club Breathtakingly situated on the southern edge of the Cotswold`s where the sheer approach heightens the anticipation. Surrounded by 365 acres of parkland, Peter Alliss designed golf course, Italian gardens and lawns sweeping down to the river Bybrook The ...  Castle Combe |SN14 7HR | View: 2540 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Beechfield House Beechfield House is a comfortable Victorian country house set in eight acres of grounds and situated in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, yet only ten miles from the M4 motorway. The hotel has twenty-one bedrooms all with ensuite facilities. Our re ...  Beanacre, Melksham |SN12 7PU | View: 2451 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Paradise House Hotel Awarded the `Which?` 2001 Hotel of the Year `Brilliant` Award for Bed and Breakfast Accommodation, Paradise House is superbly situated in a quiet location just 7 minutes walk from the City Centre, Roman Baths and Abbey. A small privately owned hotel where ...  86 - 88 Holloway |BA2 4PX | View: 2455 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Francis Hotel Located in the Georgian city centre and constructed from traditional Bath stone, The Francis dates back to 1728 when it was six private houses. Today it retains many reminders of its past, combined with excellent modern facilities. Bath is always alive wi ...  Queen Square |BA1 2HH | View: 2403 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Widbrook Grange Widbrook Grange is an elegant 250-year-old Georgian country house standing in a courtyard and surrounded on three sides by converted stables and barns. These house the small conference suite, an indoor heated swimming pool and some of the 20 bedrooms. ...  Trowbridge Road, Bradford-on-Avon |BA15 1UH | View: 2702 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Lucknam Park, Bath Lucknam Park is an award winning country house hotel set in 500 acres of parkland and walled gardens. The hotel is just 6 miles from Bath and close to junctions 17 and 18 of the M4. Each of the 41 bedrooms (including 13 suites) is unique in design and ...  Colerne |SN14 8AZ | View: 2566 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Centurion Hotel A family owned hotel. Ideally situated on the northern edge of the Mendips midway between Bath and Wells. Conveniently placed to visit Bath, Wells, Cheddar and Longleat Extensive leisure facilities Fitness Centre, Indoor Pool, Golf and Bowls The ideal ...  Charlton Lane, Midsomer Norton |BA3 4BD | View: 2471 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details  » Royal Hotel This decidedly Georgian looking hotel was, in fact, built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel the famous English architect of the time for the arrival of the railway in Victorian times and the `Royal` prefix was given as a reminder of Queen Victoria¹s visit to the ...  Manvers Street |BA1 1JP | View: 2351 Date added: Sep 06, 2006 |  » Details go to top Select page: [1]