Lavender House is a large Edwardian family home in a quiet conservation area overlooking the City of Bath with views of the Royal Crescent.

The house has five guest rooms, each with en-suite facilities. The décor in each room has been individually designed with tasteful decoration and comfortable furnishings. All rooms offer spacious accommodation with colour teletext T.V, radio/alarm, beverage tray and a hair dryer.

For our breakfast, we use as much fresh free range and local produce as possible. Attention to quality and freshness is the basis of our healthy eating and special vegetarian options of which we offer a wide selection, with seasonal variety. A vegetarian supper is available on request.

The Terracotta Room:
Ground floor room with bay window, twin beds plus extra single bed and spacious en-suite bathroom.

The Gold Room:
Large first floor double room with Super King bed, extra single bed and spacious en-suite bathroom. Views of the Royal Crescent.

The Rose Room:
A charming first floor room, with a four-poster bed and pretty en-suite bathroom. Views of the Royal Crescent.

The Lavender Room:
A first floor double room overlooking the secluded rear garden. Double bed plus extra single bed, en-suite facilities with large shower, wc and wash basin.

The Blue Room:
A peaceful first floor double (or single) room with a garden outlook, double bed and a wash basin. (A large private bathroom is adjacent.)

Lavender House is just a few minutes by car, bus or taxi from Bath Spa Railway Station and Central Bus Station, and within walking distance of the town centre.

The A36 ring road follows a loop in the River Avon which encloses the heart of the City to the south. The A367 (signposted Exeter/Radstock/Shepton Mallet) branches off southwards via the Bear Flat. Look for The Bear Pub, and then take the right fork into Bloomfield Road. Bloomfield Park is the 2nd turning on the right and Lavender House is Number 17 on the left.