About The Bath Priory

HISTORY

Built in 1835 as a private residence, on land once owned by The Priory of Bath Abbey, The Bath Priory with its architecturally gothic characteristics is discreetly situated on a tree-lined residential road on the west side of the city of Bath. The house was a private home until the 1960s when it was converted into the dormitory wing for The Park School.

In 1969 the house was bought and converted into a seven bedroom hotel. The following 25 years saw The Bath Priory prosper as a hotel and in September 1994 it was the first hotel purchased by the Brownsword family.

Dining & Drinking

At the heart of the hotel is the celebrated 3 AA Rosette restaurant, an intimate dining area with magnificent views across the hotel’s beautiful gardens. The restaurant offers a memorable culinary experience with a focus on fresh local produce, flavour and balance to create exciting, modern British cuisine. 

Alongside the fine dining restaurant, The Pantry adopts a much simpler, casual dining experience spilling out onto the Terrace Bar in warmer months.

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SPA

The Garden Spa by L'Occitane also offers a haven in which to escape and indulge. Designed to complement its natural surroundings, the Garden Spa by L'Occitane has four treatment rooms, including one couple’s suite opening directly onto the sunken garden. The only L'Occitane spa in the UK, it offers a selection of luxurious treatments by the luxury Provençal skincare brand, an indoor pool, pool-side sauna, steam pod and shower.

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