The Roseate Villa Bath occupies a peaceful corner of the city, just a short walk from the heart of iconic Bath, a destination renowned for its rich heritage, architecture and vibrant cultural scene. Set across two beautifully converted Victorian houses, the hotel has a distinctive character and a fascinating heritage of its own. Guests are welcomed with genuine warmth and impeccable hospitality, complemented by thoughtful service, meticulous attention to detail and a personal connection that makes every stay truly memorable.
The Roseate Villa Bath features 21 individually styled rooms, each offering elegant interiors, distinctive touches and bespoke luxury designed to make every stay exceptional. Guests can unwind in the garden with a selection of fine teas and homemade cakes, enjoy breakfast prepared exactly to their preference, or end the day with a relaxing nightcap at the Henrietta Bar.
Overlooking the tranquil surroundings of Henrietta Park, the hotel enjoys an enviable setting within the city. Covering seven acres, Henrietta Park was opened in 1897 to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria. The land was donated by Captain Forrester of the 3rd King’s Own Hussars, on the condition that it would remain a green space and never be developed. Today, the park remains a peaceful oasis within walking distance of Bath city centre, offering secluded places to sit and a circular walking route surrounded by an impressive variety of mature trees and flora, including Purple Sycamores, Golden Elms, Caucasian Maples and a magnificent avenue of Baumannii Horse Chestnuts.
