The Francis Hotel

Situated at the heart of the gorgeous city of Bath, Somerset, The Francis Hotel is a remarkable example of Georgian architecture; infused with vibrant suites and an exotic, Moroccan-inspired restaurant – the perfect backdrop to your boutique, city-escape experience.

Now a Grade I listed property, The Francis Hotel’s rich history delves back to the early 1700’s; transforming a series of Renaissance-inspired townhouses into a spectacular boarding house before being involved in the devastating destruction caused during the 1942 Bath Blitz.

Marvel at their ambitious variety of luxurious rooms and suites, boasting 98 in total. Thoughtful touches across each of these chic spaces include flat-screen TV’s, Egyptian cotton linens for a sumptuous nights’ sleep, air conditioning, complimentary toiletries from the eco-friendly 100 Acres and spectacular views over Queen Square.

Renowned for their favourites aqua colours, Bath’s beloved healing minerals can be seen throughout this quintessentially-English city; and particularly throughout The Francis Hotel. The beautiful blue tint of Roman and Georgian glassware can be seen decorated across the walls, and is definitely something to keep an eye out for.

Experience the magic of Boho Marché; The Francis Hotel’s brand new restaurant where Marrakech meets the Mediterranean with an array of mouth-watering, aromatic dishes. Enjoy a variety of vibrant sharing platters, light-bite lunches, afternoon tea treats or a beautiful evening of romance with their delicious a la carte menu.

For those glorious summer days filled with sunshine and exciting get-togethers; the sun terrace is the perfect destination. Open from 10am until 9pm; enjoy stylish, alfresco dining with small dishes and a fanciful array of  cocktails.

Soak in the sights around the spectacular city of Bath – a World Heritage Site; allowing yourself to wonder around and explore the fascinating landmarks dating across history, including the Roman Baths, Royal Crescent, Jane Austin Centre and so many more.

Resting beside the Cotswolds countryside, An Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty; a gorgeous array of chocolate-box villages are just on your doorstep to explore at your leisure. If you’re looking for an AONB which is a little more off-the-radar; Mendip Hills boasts beautifully ragged terrain with rocky hillsides and intricate cave formations, whilst North Wessex Downs and Cranborne Chase offer an idyllic, rolling hills backdrop.

If you’ve finished exploring Bath’s rich history and want to discover a little more, Barrington Court and Montacute House are two beautifully restored Tudor manors with an exquisite walled garden and relaxing walking trails to explore.