Bold and full of Georgian character, The Queensberry Hotel 4* blends classic and contemporary styles, while staying true to the historic roots of Bath.

Located in the heart of Bath – renowned for its Roman Baths, picturesque countryside, and charming stone terraces – it provides the perfect base for a relaxing holiday.

Enjoy a peaceful escape and indulge your taste buds with a divine meal at the hotel's award-winning Michelin-starred restaurant, The Olive Tree, before retreating to your cosy and stylish room.

Georgian character is seamlessly blended with contemporary design in the Classic Room. Enjoy a stay in this comfortable, stylish room which includes an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub or shower. No need to pack a hairdryer or a fluffy bathrobe, both of which are provided.

More spacious with an inviting sofa and coffee table, the Superior Room is the perfect hideaway for your city break. Settle into the comfy bed and admire the beautiful Georgian accents that pay homage to Bath's fascinating past.

Boasting even more space with the same stylish interiors, the Deluxe Room is a calm space to retire to after a busy day exploring Bath. Enjoy lounging in the comfortable seats with a coffee or tea in hand.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Head out and explore Bath and its charming streets, shops, cafes, and restaurants. Just a short walk away, visit the famous Roman Baths, offering a glimpse into the city's Roman history. Next visit Bath Abbey, a stunning Gothic cathedral. Finally, don't miss the Jane Austen Centre, a museum celebrates the life and works of Jane Austen, who lived in Bath.

Britain is littered with beautiful cities, but precious few compare to Bath. Home to some of the nation's grandest Georgian architecture, not to mention one of the world's best-preserved Roman bathhouses - this sleek and sophisticated city - founded on top of natural hot springs, has been a tourist draw for years.

Start your day exploring this idyllic and quintessential charmingly British city with a stroll through Royal Victoria Park. Admire the blooms, manicured gardens, and sculptures, and after visiting the famous Royal Crescent, make your way to The Roman Baths. On a guided tour or solo expedition you can learn about the rich history of Bath and its Roman origins. Marvel at this natural wonder that utilises the area's natural Springs and reveals long-pondered mysteries of the Romans' architectural and design feats.

Afterwards, grab lunch on the fashionable high street and catch a spot of culture at the Fashion Museum or Holburne Museum before finding a quaint, bunting-adorned tea room for an afternoon cuppa. Bath is also increasingly recognised for its upscale shopping and burgeoning dining scene. Indulge in upscale cuisine at an haute cuisine restaurant, or grab a fruity cocktail in a trendy bar - your days in beautiful Bath will leave you breathless.