Francis Hotel Bath

The Francis Hotel, Bath sits proudly on Queen Square in the heart of the city, a collection of beautifully restored Georgian townhouses that blend historic character with modern sophistication. Thoughtfully reimagined interiors celebrate Bath’s heritage while offering a warm, stylish retreat for today’s traveler. Each individually designed bedroom combines period charm with contemporary comfort. Many rooms enjoy views across Queen Square or the city’s iconic rooftops. All rooms feature HD televisions, tea and coffee-making facilities, a dedicated workspace, and a private bathrooms complete with plush bathrobes and a hairdryer. At the heart of the hotel is Emberwood, a vibrant British brasserie where seasonal, locally sourced ingredients are cooked over an open charcoal hearth, creating bold, flavor-led dishes in a relaxed yet refined setting. The adjoining bar offers an inviting space for light bites, crafted cocktails, and relaxed drinks throughout the day. Guests can also enjoy a generous breakfast selection, featuring both traditional English favorites and international options. Perfectly positioned, the hotel is within easy walking distance of Bath’s renowned boutiques, galleries, and antique markets, as well as architectural landmarks including The Circus. Bath Spa Railway Station is approximately one mile away, making arrivals and departures effortless. Children under 13 years of age stay complimentary when sharing a room with two adults. Cancellation is free of charge until 2pm on the day prior to arrival. Our cancellation policy is up to 2PM the day prior to arrival. Our Generous rooms, with views, space and a king-size welcome. Look out across Queen Square and on to the honey-stone streets that lead to The Circus and Royal Crescent. After a day exploring, return to a king-size bed and thoughtful touches that make your stay feel special: a GHD hairdryer, GAIA’s natural locally sourced toiletries, and a smart TV ready for the must-see series of the moment. In the morning, ease into the day with coffee from your machine and the familiar sound of a Roberts radio.