The Roseate Villa Bath

The Roseate Villa Bath frequently asked questions

Who owns The Roseate Villa Bath?

The Roseate Villa Bath is owned by Bird Group, a diversified conglomerate, operating under their luxury hospitality brand, Roseate Hotels & Resorts.

How do you get to The Roseate Villa Bath?

On Henrietta Road in Bath, The Roseate Villa Bath, there is parking available on-site for £20.00 per night.

London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is approximately 82 miles east of The Roseate Villa Bath. The journey time to/from The Roseate Villa Bath by Taxi is two hours depending on traffic. Heathrow Express trains runs between Heathrow to Paddington London. Bath is 90 minutes by train from London Paddington. The train station for Bath is Bath Spa.

Bristol airport is approximately 15 miles west of The Roseate Villa Bath. The journey time to/from The Roseate Villa Bath by Taxi is 45 minutes depending on traffic. The Air Decker is a public shuttle that runs between Bath Spa Bus/Train station to Bristol airport. It runs every hour and the journey time is one hour and 15 minutes.

Bath Spa Train and Bus station is an 18 minute walk to The Roseate Villa Bath. Taxis are available right outside the train station and the journey is five minutes.

What is included in a spa day at The Roseate Villa Bath?

What is included in a spa day depends on the experience that you book. The hotel does not have its own spa facilities, but offers guests the opportunity to combine their stay with a spa experience at the world-famous Thermae Bath Spa close by. Facilities include an infrared sauna, two steam rooms, an ice room, heated loungers, experience showers, a hydro pool, Jacuzzi, a plunge pool, and a rooftop thermal pool. There are 27 treatment rooms, where therapists use Aromatherapy Associates products.

What is near The Roseate Villa Bath?

The Roseate Villa Bath is in an ideal location for combining pampering with local exploration. Nearby attractions include:

• Roman Baths
• Bath Abbey
• The Royal Crescent
• Pulteney Bridge
• Jane Austen Centre
• Fashion Museum Bath
• Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein
• Bath Skyline Walk

When was The Roseate Villa Bath built?

The Roseate Villa Bath is a Victorian-era hotel that was built in 1868. Located near Pulteney Bridge, it was originally constructed as two separate villas.

What amenities does The Roseate Villa Bath have?

The Roseate Villa Bath is a five-star hotel just a moment's walk from the city centre. Surrounded by beautiful grounds, it has 21 rooms and suites, and views of Henrietta Park. The Henrietta Bar & Restaurant is at the heart of the hotel, serving all meals, including afternoon tea and a medley of cocktails.

The hotel does not have its own spa facilities, but offers guests the opportunity to combine their stay with a spa experience at the world-famous Thermae Bath Spa close by. Facilities include an infrared sauna, two steam rooms, an ice room, heated loungers, experience showers, a hydro pool, Jacuzzi, a plunge pool, and a rooftop thermal pool. There are 27 treatment rooms, where therapists use Aromatherapy Associates products.

What are the food and drink options at The Roseate Villa Bath?

The Henrietta Bar & Restaurant is at the heart of the hotel, serving all meals, including afternoon tea and a medley of cocktails.

How many treatment rooms are there at The Roseate Villa Bath?

Thermae Bath Spa has 27 treatment rooms, where therapists use Aromatherapy Associates products.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in time is 3pm, check-out time is 11am. Thermae Bath Spa opening times are 9am to 9.30pm. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.