We stayed in one of the master suites for two nights during a recent trip to England (rate was over 800 GBP per night). The architecture of the building is wonderful ("literally" a world heritage site), and the location is very convenient for walking to other attractions in Bath. But the interior of the hotel is tired, the decor and... more

Due to its unique location the RCH is one of those hotels that you feel you should visit at least once during your lifetime and I imagine most of their guests fall into this category - we certainly did. I'd walked or driven past the property a few times in the past and always wondered what lay behind the understated... more

As a local I did not stay at the hotel, but simply took my mother to lunch in the hotel's Dower House restaurant. After a week of rain the sun came out and the grounds were idylic. Sipping Champagne in the garden prior to lunch, nothing was too much trouble for the extremely smart waiting staff - very young but... more

We stayed one night, it was a gift from my daughter, so we dont know how much but looking at the website you would be looking in the region of about £200 a night and we based our review on paying this much. Fantastic location, from the outside it didnt look anything, just one of the Regency Town Houses. We... more

I stayed at this hotel about ten years ago and had a great time so was really looking forward to a return visit, booked by my husband, as a special surprise. As he couldn't travel with me, he asked for a large twin suite for me and a (female) friend, paid in advance for bed, breakfast and dinner and booked... more

We stayed at the Royal Crescent at the beginning of April for 3 nights - it was fantastic. We arrived on Sunday about 11.00am expecting our bags to be looked after until the check in time of 3.00pm, but luckily for us no one had stayed in our room the night before so we could check in straight away and... more

We stayed here directly after our wedding and for a couple of nights afterwards, and couldn't have been happier with the high quality and flair of the hotel and staff. We had a wonderful afternoon tea with our family, in the library, before leaving for our reception, and were treated like royalty - it made it an extra special experience... more

Spectacular, though expensive. With four days to play before business in London in the dead of winter, we booked a regular room. Frequent contact with reservations yielded what they called "bedroom with small anteroom with couch." But I"m guessing it was a small suite, overlooking rear garden with great view up the hill to other crescents--Bath has a series of... more

We stayed at the Royal Crescent Hotel in very early March 2008 because we were visiting the Bath Literary Festival. I think the most I have ever spent for a night in a hotel is £200 so to pay £320 (included breakfast) for the Royal Crescent was a big deal for me and I was fascinated to know if it... more