More information on The Queensberry Hotel
The Queensberry Hotel and Olive Tree Restaurant has for the last fifteen years been associated with the very best in British Hospitality. Privately owned by Laurence and Helen Beere, the hotel consists of four Georgian Town Houses in the centre of the world renowned heritage city of Bath. The hotel has twenty nine individually designed bedrooms each with their own character and all reflecting the magnificent proportions of Georgian architecture. The public rooms of the hotel offer comfort and space in which to enjoy afternoon tea or relax with an aperitif before dinner. The hotel also benefits from its own private gardens to the rear of the property where guests can enjoy drinks or find a quiet spot to relax after a day of exploring many of Bath's small independent retail shops. The Olive Tree Restaurant, awarded two rosettes for its food as well as being voted "Best Restaurant in Bath" by The Times, offers modern British dishes with a Mediterranean influence; prepared with the finest fresh local ingredients. The light contemporary design and friendly service creates a relaxed and informal atmosphere in which to enjoy the cuisine of Head Chef Jason Horn.
Check-in Time:
2pmCheck-out Time:
12pmYear Renovated:
1998Total Rooms:
Classic Double:Individually decorated to the highest standards reflecting a contemporary feel within the splendour of classical Georgian architecture, each of our double rooms offers comfortable accommodation well appointed bathrooms and luxury amenities. Sleeps 2.Deluxe Double Room:Large double bedroom individually designed with a contemporary feel within the splendour of the classical Georgian Architecture of these gracious town houses. The rooms with their high ceilings and original plasterwork reflect the living of a previous age. All our deluxe rooms offer either King size or Twin beds, with a comfortable seating area, well appointed bathrooms and luxury amenities. Sleeps 2.Junior Suite:Magnificent rooms, originally the drawing rooms on the first floor of these wonderful Georgian Townhouses. Each room offers comfort on a grand scale. With high ceilings, original ornate plasterwork, open fireplaces and separate seating areas. These rooms are extremely well appointed offering comfort and space. Sleeps 3.Four Poster Bedroom:This ground floor drawing room offers the grandest of style in which to enjoy this magnificent Georgian Town House. With an original oak four poster bed in the centre of this large room and a grand bathroom with freestanding duca bath and walk in shower this room is the most romantic of experiences. Sleeps 2.Superior Double Room:Room is newly refurbished in 2005 with comtemporary decor. Sleeps 2Total Floors:
5 floors.Rooms:
Classic Double:Individually decorated to the highest standards reflecting a contemporary feel within the splendour of classical Georgian architecture, each of our double rooms offers comfortable accommodation well appointed bathrooms and luxury amenities. Sleeps 2.Deluxe Double Room:Large double bedroom individually designed with a contemporary feel within the splendour of the classical Georgian Architecture of these gracious town houses. The rooms with their high ceilings and original plasterwork reflect the living of a previous age. All our deluxe rooms offer either King size or Twin beds, with a comfortable seating area, well appointed bathrooms and luxury amenities. Sleeps 2.Junior Suite:Magnificent rooms, originally the drawing rooms on the first floor of these wonderful Georgian Townhouses. Each room offers comfort on a grand scale. With high ceilings, original ornate plasterwork, open fireplaces and separate seating areas. These rooms are extremely well appointed offering comfort and space. Sleeps 3.Four Poster Bedroom:This ground floor drawing room offers the grandest of style in which to enjoy this magnificent Georgian Town House. With an original oak four poster bed in the centre of this large room and a grand bathroom with freestanding duca bath and walk in shower this room is the most romantic of experiences. Sleeps 2.Superior Double Room:Room is newly refurbished in 2005 with comtemporary decor. Sleeps 2Cancellation Policy
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Directions
In the center of Bath.
Area
Bath, Bristol, Lacock Village
Pets
False
Attractions
Assembly Rooms .2 Miles NPump Rooms .5 Miles NThermae Bath Spa .5 Miles NCastle Coombe 12 Miles SStourhead Gardens 20 Miles NStonehenge 35 Miles Nw
Dining
THE OLIVE TREE RESTAURANTLocation: Lower ground overlooking the front of the property, Type: Full Service Restaurant, Cuisine: Modern British, Breakfast: 7.00am-10.00am, Lunch: 12.00midday-2.00pm, Dinner: 7.00pm-10.00pm, Rating: 2 Rossette, Dress Code: Smart Casual.
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