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Classic Rooms sit at the rear of the building, facing the neighboring commercial area. Outlooks can take in a courtyard or residential streets, and some are restricted by the historic architecture. The 23-square-meter room sleeps two in a queen bed.

Each room is individually designed, with bold patterns and statement furniture. One example pairs a patterned headboard and framed bird pictures with an armchair and small table. Another has writing furniture and mirrors, showing how the details vary between rooms.

A weighty duvet and plump pillows dress the bed. The en-suite bathroom has a bath and shower or a shower only, depending on the room. Jo Loves bathroom products and bathrobes are supplied.

There is a flat-screen television, Wi-Fi and an in-room safe. Air conditioning provides control over the temperature. Many rooms in the historic hotel have no elevator access, so confirm your needs before booking if stairs would be a problem.

Bold colors, expressive patterns and showpiece furniture set the tone in a Heritage Room. These rooms average 28 square meters and sleep two guests. A king or queen bed forms the center of the space, with a plush duvet for rest.

The view varies with the room. Some look over the garden or Royal Crescent lawn, while others face the streets of Bath. Historic features can also limit the outlook, so a garden view is not guaranteed within this category.

An example interior brings together an upholstered seat, small table and framed art. Patterned headboards and curtains add detail, with color schemes differing between rooms. A desk and sitting area provide places for writing or taking a break indoors.

Bathing arrangements include a bath and shower or a shower alone. Jo Loves toiletries are supplied, alongside air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Families can ask for a cot or fold-out bed, and toy boxes are available for younger guests.

The Deluxe Heritage Room pairs expressive decor with space for two adults and one child. Its 25 square meters can be arranged with a king bed or twin beds. Bold patterns and statement pieces give each room a distinct style.

The extra space may take the form of a dedicated sitting area or a larger bathroom. One room example has a sofa at the foot of the bed and a desk. Another pairs chairs with a table beside the window.

Garden, lawn and city views are possible, though some rooms have a restricted outlook because of the historic architecture. The bathroom comes with a bath and shower or a shower only. Jo Loves toiletries are provided.

Air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a writing desk support time spent in the room. A cot, spare bed and toy boxes are available for family stays. Many rooms and suites lack elevator access, so check access needs when you reserve.

The Junior Suite looks over the hotel gardens and measures 36 square meters on average. It sleeps two guests in a king or queen bed. Only two Junior Suites have Juliet balconies, so that feature depends on the suite assigned.

The lounge offers space to sit away from the bed. Doors or drapes screen the bedroom, with the arrangement varying between suites. Cozy corners and seating make this a useful choice when you want somewhere to read indoors.

Individual designs bring their own colors and patterns. One example has a sofa and an upholstered armchair with patterned cushions. Wall paneling adds detail to the lounge, with lamps beside the bed.

A shower sits over the bath, and Jo Loves toiletries are provided in the bathroom. The suite has air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Baby cots, spare beds and toy boxes are available, and some of these suites can welcome pets.

Original mantels and fine cornicing give the Deluxe Suite its period character. Garden or Royal Crescent lawn views accompany an average of 41 square meters. The suite sleeps two guests, with a king-size or four-poster bed depending on the room.

A Chesterfield sofa provides a place to read or settle in after a walk through Bath. Each suite has its own design. One interior pairs a lounge sofa and chairs with patterned decor, tall windows and curtains.

The en-suite bathroom includes a bath and shower, with Jo Loves products for your daily routine. Bathrobes are also provided. Two of these suites have a terrace edged with a stone balustrade; a terrace is not part of every layout.

Air conditioning lets you adjust the room temperature, while Wi-Fi is available in the suite. Cots, spare beds and toy boxes can be arranged. Some suites are pet-friendly, so mention a pet when choosing your room.

Tall picture windows bring the Royal Crescent lawn or hotel gardens into view from the Master Suite. These suites average 64 square meters and accommodate two guests. Period features, rich upholstery, gilded frames and handcrafted furniture give the rooms their character.

A sofa offers space to recline between outings into Bath. The individual layouts vary. In one example, ornate cornicing frames a chandelier. Another has a separate lounge with armchairs and tall windows.

Depending on the suite, the bed is king-size or has a four-poster frame. Curtains or shutters screen the windows at night. The bathroom provides a bath and shower, with Jo Loves toiletries supplied for use during your stay.

Air conditioning and Wi-Fi are included among the room facilities. A baby cot, spare bed or toy box can be requested when planning a family stay. Some Master Suites are pet-friendly, making the choice of individual suite relevant when bringing a pet.