Henrietta House, A Member of Radisson Individuals
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Henrietta House, A Member of Radisson Individuals
27-29 Henrietta St, Bath, Somerset, BA2 6LR, United Kingdom
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Steeped in history, Bath’s Henrietta House originates from the 1780s when a ‘new town’ area of Bath was built south of the river Avon. The architect of Henrietta House and the street was Thomas Baldwin who worked with Sir William Pulteney to divide up what had been river meadows.Today, Henrietta House offers a centrally located, tranquil setting with accommodation in 21 unique rooms.13;10;Bath was one of the most exclusive and glamorous cities in the entire world in the 1700s. Home to celebrated names such as Thomas Gainsborough (painter), Admiral Phillip (founder of Australia), and William Herschel (discoverer of Uranus), Bath was a spa town and retreat for the wealthy. A place where the upper echelons of British society could decamp from their country estates and London town-houses to meet, revel and make new connections over the summer months. The city was filled with the bustle of servants, the clatter of hooves and the chatter of the upper classes, gossiping over tea or duelling at the card table.13;10;Bath’s pre-eminence as ‘the place to be seen’ began to decline in the late 1700s. Whilst seaside resorts such as Brighton became the new fashionable hotspots for the privileged, Bath’s allure as a place of culture, healing and relaxation never disappeared entirely. Over two nights during the Second World War, Bath suffered heavy bombing, destroying much of the city close to the river. The scars of this trauma are evident in the entanglement of old and new buildings scattered across the city today.13;10;Bath is now as popular as ever. It is home to a large student population, drawn by the city’s two esteemed universities. Travellers flock to the city to admire the architecture and peruse the Roman Baths – the grandest amp; best preserved example in northern Europe. Meanwhile, the residents proudly inhabit a UNESCO world heritage city (courtesy of Bath’s Georgian architecture), and its streets are regularly employed as sets for film and TV, starring in films such as ‘The Duchess’, ‘Vanity Fair’ and ‘Sense...Show More
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Amenities
Cafe
Private parking
Wi-Fi in public areasFree
Wake-up call
Taxi booking service
Station pick-up service
Bar
Restaurant
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Property Description
Steeped in history, Bath’s Henrietta House originates from the 1780s when a ‘new town’ area of Bath was built south of the river Avon. The architect of Henrietta House and the street was Thomas Baldwin who worked with Sir William Pulteney to divide up what had been river meadows.Today, Henrietta House offers a centrally located, tranquil setting with accommodation in 21 unique rooms.13;10;Bath was one of the most exclusive and glamorous cities in the entire world in the 1700s. Home to celebrated names such as Thomas Gainsborough (painter), Admiral Phillip (founder of Australia), and William Herschel (discoverer of Uranus), Bath was a spa town and retreat for the wealthy. A place where the upper echelons of British society could decamp from their country estates and London town-houses to meet, revel and make new connections over the summer months. The city was filled with the bustle of servants, the clatter of hooves and the chatter of the upper classes, gossiping over tea or duelling at the card table.13;10;Bath’s pre-eminence as ‘the place to be seen’ began to decline in the late 1700s. Whilst seaside resorts such as Brighton became the new fashionable hotspots for the privileged, Bath’s allure as a place of culture, healing and relaxation never disappeared entirely. Over two nights during the Second World War, Bath suffered heavy bombing, destroying much of the city close to the river. The scars of this trauma are evident in the entanglement of old and new buildings scattered across the city today.13;10;Bath is now as popular as ever. It is home to a large student population, drawn by the city’s two esteemed universities. Travellers flock to the city to admire the architecture and peruse the Roman Baths – the grandest amp; best preserved example in northern Europe. Meanwhile, the residents proudly inhabit a UNESCO world heritage city (courtesy of Bath’s Georgian architecture), and its streets are regularly employed as sets for film and TV, starring in films such as ‘The Duchess’, ‘Vanity Fair’ and ‘Sense...
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4.1/5
Very GoodEverything is amazing, Staff are great, especially Raj. Will come back !
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Surroundings
Airport: Bristol Airport
(33.4 km)
Train: Bath Spa Railway Station
(830m)
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Rooms
Guest Reviews
Services & Amenities
Policies
5
Traditional Family Room-Garden
1 Small double beds and 1 Double bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
Bathtub
Refrigerator
TV
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18
Boutique Cosy Room
1 Queen bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Check Availability
15
Boutique Triple Room
1 Double bed and 1 Sofa bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Check Availability
7
Traditional Standard Room
1 Double bed
Fixed window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Daily housekeeping
Check Availability
7
Boutique Superior Room
1 Double bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Check Availability
10
Boutique Individual Room
1 Single bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Check Availability
15
Boutique Standard Room
1 Queen bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Air conditioning
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Check Availability
5
Traditional Individual Room
1 Single bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
TV
Daily housekeeping
Video streaming services
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10
Basic Room
1 Single bed
No window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Daily housekeeping
Check Availability
4
Traditional Cosy Room
1 Double bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
Refrigerator
TV
Daily housekeeping
Check Availability
16
Traditional Superior Room
1 Queen bed or 2 Single bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
Bathtub
Refrigerator
TV
Check Availability
15
Traditional Two-Bedroom Suite
1 Sofa bed and 2 Queen bed
Has window
Free Wi-Fi
Non-smoking
Private bathroom
Bathtub
Refrigerator
TV
Check Availability
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Guest Reviews
4.1/5
Very Good
55 reviews
Verified Reviews- Cleanliness4.1
- Amenities3.9
- Location4.2
- Service4.1
Average for similar properties in Bath
AI Summary
Centrally located with friendly and helpful staff, providing a welcoming experience. Ideal for both business and leisure travelers.
Guest User
April 8, 2025
A very good hotel to stay in bath and at a great location. The staffs were really friendly and helpful
Guest User
March 13, 2025
Great
Jia Jia
December 6, 2024
Service was very good and the location of the hotel was very convenient. We were greeted by Rajeev who was really helpful and accommodative. He and his colleague went out of their way to assist us and made sure we were looked after. Would definitely stay here again the next time we’re in Bath.
Guest User
October 20, 2024
I so wanted to love this hotel. Sadly I got basement room with a window out to a moldy stained area below the pavement. I've never wanted to leave a room so much when I woke up in the morning. When I first arrived I was overwhelmed by perfumed cleaning products that never went away. Ultimately I think it was masking some damp or other smell and I began to worry that I migth not be good for my health. The staff were lovely
Guest User
September 18, 2024
Stayed in the traditional family room, two bedrooms (king room and standard room), one bathroom, living room, a family of four is no problem. Because it is on the top floor, the ceiling is not high.
Breakfast is not enough for three men over 180cm tall, and they need to pay extra every time they order it. But it was waived when checking out, an extra surprise.
The facilities are old, but it is clean.
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Marilyn Q
August 29, 2024
I had a fantastic stay at this 4-star hotel! The receptions were friendly and attentive, making me feel welcome from the start. My room was clean, spacious, and well-appointed with modern amenities, and the bed was super comfortable.
The breakfast buffet offered a great variety of delicious options I enjoyed the hotel’s historical building.The location is convenient for exploring the city, making it a perfect choice for both business and leisure travelers.
Overall, a wonderful experience—I highly recommend it and will definitely stay here again!
CarolWan
July 22, 2024
The hotel has a nice exterior and location, but the interior is very bad. The room layout is like a maze. You have to go up and down the stairs and make countless turns. There is no direct elevator, so you have to carry your suitcases up and down. It was difficult to find the room, but when you opened the door, there was a smell. There was no air conditioning or fan, and there were not even windows for ventilation. The area was very small, and the suitcases could not be laid out flat. The hygiene was not good, and no one cleaned the room during the stay. In short, it felt very bad. My friend also gave the worst review and I highly do not recommend staying here.
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Salim Bagadeem
June 19, 2024
Parking is an issue.
Extra fee charge
Services & Amenities
Most Popular Amenities
Cafe
Private parking
Additional charge
Wi-Fi in public areas
Free
Wake-up call
Taxi booking service
Station pick-up service
Bar
Restaurant
Luggage storage
24-hour front desk
Bar
Restaurant
Restaurant
Restaurant
No additional info available
More Amenities
Internet
Wi-Fi in public areas
Free
Parking
Private (exclusively for guests) is available On-site parking, and Charge, £22.00 (approx. PHP 1,649.59) Daily. Limited parking spaces Reservation not possible
Private parking
Additional charge
Transportation
Taxi booking service
Station pick-up service
Business Services
Fax/copying service
Additional charge
Front Desk Services
Safe at front desk
Wake-up call
Tour and ticket booking service
Concierge service
Lockers available
Express check-in and check-out
Luggage storage
24-hour front desk
Translation tools available
Languages Spoken
Greek
Hindi
Hungarian
Polish
Food & Drink
Cafe
Room service
Lobby bar
Bar
Public Areas
Non-smoking floor
No smoking in public areas
Elevator
Smoking area
Ventilation system
Cleaning Services
Laundry service (off-site)
Facilities for Children
Children's meals available
Children's toothbrushes
Children's slippers
Accessibility
Accessible rooms available
Handrails on stairs
Handrails in hallways
Visual alarm devices in hallways
Safety & Security
Intruder alarm
CCTV in public areas
Smoke detector
Fire extinguisher
Keycard entry system
First aid kit
Fire alarm
Property Policies
Check-in and Check-out Times
Check-in: After 15:00
Check-out: 07:00–11:00
Front desk hours: 24/7
Child Policies
Children are not permitted to stay in this room type.
Cribs and Extra Beds
For all room types, cribs and extra beds cannot be added.
Breakfast
TypeContinental, Full English/Irish, Vegan, Vegetarian
| Age | Fee |
|---|---|
Adult | Contact hotel |
Additional breakfast fees are not included in the total and need to be paid at the property.
Deposit Policy
DepositNo deposit required by the property
Pets
Pets are not allowed
Age Requirements
The main guest checking in must be at least 18 years old.
Paying at the Hotel
Property Description
- Opened: 1779
- Renovated: 2011
- Number of Rooms: 66
Steeped in history, Bath’s Henrietta House originates from the 1780s when a ‘new town’ area of Bath was built south of the river Avon. The architect of Henrietta House and the street was Thomas Baldwin who worked with Sir William Pulteney to divide up what had been river meadows.Today, Henrietta House offers a centrally located, tranquil setting with accommodation in 21 unique rooms.13;10;Bath was one of the most exclusive and glamorous cities in the entire world in the 1700s. Home to celebrated names such as Thomas Gainsborough (painter), Admiral Phillip (founder of Australia), and William Herschel (discoverer of Uranus), Bath was a spa town and retreat for the wealthy. A place where the upper echelons of British society could decamp from their country estates and London town-houses to meet, revel and make new connections over the summer months. The city was filled with the bustle of servants, the clatter of hooves and the chatter of the upper classes, gossiping over tea or duelling at the card table.13;10;Bath’s pre-eminence as ‘the place to be seen’ began to decline in the late 1700s. Whilst seaside resorts such as Brighton became the new fashionable hotspots for the privileged, Bath’s allure as a place of culture, healing and relaxation never disappeared entirely. Over two nights during the Second World War, Bath suffered heavy bombing, destroying much of the city close to the river. The scars of this trauma are evident in the entanglement of old and new buildings scattered across the city today.13;10;Bath is now as popular as ever. It is home to a large student population, drawn by the city’s two esteemed universities. Travellers flock to the city to admire the architecture and peruse the Roman Baths – the grandest amp; best preserved example in northern Europe. Meanwhile, the residents proudly inhabit a UNESCO world heritage city (courtesy of Bath’s Georgian architecture), and its streets are regularly employed as sets for film and TV, starring in films such as ‘The Duchess’, ‘Vanity Fair’ and ‘Sense...