No.1 Royal Crescent in Bath lost 90% of its income due to Covid, forcing a restructure.

Arriving at Bath's Royal Crescent Hotel feels like stepping straight into an episode of Bridgerton – and not just because the street's honey-coloured architecture forms the backdrop of the show.

There is not much for them to do, but toy baskets can be placed in the rooms. Extra children's beds are £50 a night, and sofa beds (for teens) are £150. 16 Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LS, England.

But you never know. Whatever happens it looks set to be a great weekend in Bath under the canopy of the glorious, world famous Royal Crescent with one of the top entertainers of our time.

The leader of a local environmental group has suggested that Bath relinquish its World Heritage status to ease the housing ...

Much of the show was filmed in Bath and features The Guildhall, the Royal Crescent and the city's Assembly Rooms. At least £1.5m will be driven into the local economy due to the show's success ...

But a mere 24 hours later, the doodle appeared successfully removed after the area was heavily mowed. However, those keen to conceal the Royal Crescent phallus have been thwarted in their efforts.

The Royal Crescent is arguably Bath’s most iconic location, with people paying Bath and North East Somerset Council £4,429 to hire the lawn out for events.

This is a view of the building called the Royal Crescent, Bath in 1768. The grandest of Bath's many Georgian crescents, the Royal Crescent was built by John Wood the Younger between 1767 and 1774. It ...

Investigations are being carried in Bath's historic Royal Crescent after the appearance of mysterious dips in the ground. Experts have carried out a geophysical survey to investigate the dips for Bath ...

Spa Of course, no trip to the Royal Crescent Hotel – or Bath for that matter – would be complete without a spa break. The hotel’s serene offering is just a 20-second walk through the lavender-filled ...