
Twin, ensuite
Two twin rooms on the second floor, each with private shower and toilet, and a view over the Bath rooftops.
Built in 1756 by the architect who gave Bath the Circus — and still standing five minutes from it.
A Georgian house on Lansdown Road, kept in its original design and quietly modernised. Breakfast cooked to order. Free Wi-Fi. No smoking, no fuss.
Lansdown Road, Bath BA1 5DZ
The house stands opposite the Assembly Rooms. The Circus is at the end of the street, the Royal Crescent just beyond it. You will not need to drive, and you will not need a bus.
“A city-centre Georgian town house designed by John Wood in 1756. Rooms maintained in original design and modernised accordingly.”
Large rooms with the house's original features kept intact — sash windows, fireplaces, high ceilings. Colour television, tea and coffee, hairdryer and central heating throughout.

Two twin rooms on the second floor, each with private shower and toilet, and a view over the Bath rooftops.

Three double rooms across various floors, all with private bathrooms and the original fireplaces still in place.

Two rooms on the third floor sharing a bathroom — the quietest rooms in the house, and the best value in the city.
Belmont House has stood on Lansdown Road since 1756, when John Wood the Elder was remaking Bath in Palladian stone. Seven guest rooms, recently refurbished, with the period features left where they belong.
Annie and Archie have kept it a no-smoking house, and will happily talk you through the walk into town before you set off.