New beginnings for the iconic Francis Hotel in Bath

The iconic Francis Hotel in Bath is set to undergo a major £13million refurbishment, promising to breathe new life into this much-loved landmark. As one of the first Georgian buildings to be built in Bath, the Hotel was once home to 18th-century architect John Wood the Elder who was the inspiration behind the first Georgian stone buildings of Queen Square, the Royal Crescent, and The Circus. It has been a huge part of Bath's history ever since. Working with award-winning interior designers 3DReid, the design concept planned for the Hotel and all 98 bedrooms will take inspiration from the Georgian era while appreciating all the modern amenities and touches that today's traveller expects.

The project will also see the introduction of a new destination-restaurant, The Townhouse Brasserie, which will showcase the finest British cuisine focusing heavily on seasonal and locally grown produce. Towards the end of the programme, a new thermal spa and three treatment rooms will also be created, tapping into Bath's ambition to be the UK's number one city for wellbeing.

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