The Kennard 4* is a refined boutique guesthouse in the heart of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its Georgian elegance. Originally built in 1794 as a lodging house for seasonal visitors, it remains a graceful testament to the city’s golden age.

Inside, timeless charm meets comfort. Thoughtfully appointed rooms offer comfort with character, while mornings begin with an award-winning breakfast served in elegant surroundings. The location, just moments from Bath’s architectural landmarks, galleries and thermal waters, makes it an ideal base for discovering the beauty and history of this storied city.

These comfortable, individually decorated rooms are designed to maximise natural light, creating a timeless atmosphere. Three overlook the garden, while the fourth faces the front of the house. All rooms feature beautiful en-suites stocked with The White Company toiletries.

Please note: Rooms are allocated automatically and may differ from the style shown above. Two rooms are located on the third floor and may not be suitable for guests who prefer to avoid stairs. For a lower-level room, please contact the hotel directly before your arrival.

These signature rooms, with their soaring ceilings, are housed in the former reception rooms of a Georgian townhouse. Positioned on the ground and first floors, both offer views over Henrietta Street. Imbued with Bath's iconic Georgian elegance, the rooms feature a king-size bed, a cosy seating area with tea and coffee facilities, a smart TV, and a writing desk.

Please note: Rooms are allocated automatically and may differ from the style shown above.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

From The Kennard, Bath’s highlights are just steps away. Explore the ancient Roman Baths, where natural thermal waters still flow, then admire the soaring beauty of Bath Abbey nearby. Stroll to the elegant Holburne Museum for a dose of art and serenity, and unwind at the Thermae Bath Spa, soaking in rooftop views of the city.
 

Bath, a city renowned for its rich history and timeless elegance, offers an extraordinary experience where Roman heritage meets Georgian splendour. Famous for its natural hot springs, Bath has captivated visitors for centuries, blending culture, architecture, and scenic beauty. Its well-preserved sites, scenic streetscapes, and calming atmosphere make it a perfect destination for those seeking history and relaxation in equal measure.

Must-sees:

• The Roman Baths: A world-famous archaeological site, offering an immersive look at the city’s Roman past and its impressive bathing complex.
• Royal Crescent: An iconic architectural masterpiece, showcasing Bath’s grandeur and sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.
• Pulteney Bridge: One of the world’s most photographed bridges, offering a striking view of the River Avon and lined with charming boutiques.

Culinary culture:

Bath’s culinary offerings reflect its cultural richness, from the traditional to the innovative. Indulge in classic British dishes, like Sally Lunn buns, a local speciality, or savour an afternoon tea at one of the city’s historic tearooms. The region’s proximity to agricultural heartlands provides an abundance of local produce, and you can enjoy a refreshing glass of regional wine or a craft gin from one of Bath’s artisanal distilleries.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the famous landmarks, Bath is full of hidden gems. Stroll along the peaceful Kennet and Avon canals, explore artisan shops in the Walcot area, or unwind in the verdant spaces of Lansdown and Bathwick. A short trip to Bathford provides a tranquil escape, where traditional village life and green hills offer a peaceful contrast to the city’s vibrant cultural scene.

Good to know:

Bath is easily accessible from London, with a direct train service that takes around 90 minutes. The city enjoys a temperate climate, with the summer months (May to September) being ideal for exploring its outdoor attractions. Getting around is easy on foot or by bus, though bicycles are also a popular mode of transport.