Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa undergoes complete refurb

The five-star Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa in Bath has undergone a sixth month refurbishment, which has seen the relaunch of Montagu’s Mews restaurant and bar space, the renovation of the hotel suites and the hotels front of house and drawing room.

The new hotel suites have been designed by Clayton and Company and project manager, Becky Astley. The colour palettes chosen throughout the suites are based on historical Georgian tones by Farrow and Ball. The rooms also feature new lighting and decorations.

In addition, the Montagu’s Mews restaurant and bar space has been relaunched with a new concept. In addition to launching a brand new heated dining terrace, Montagu’s Mews new offering is described as a “modern, classic destination”, providing locally sourced cuisine.

Designed by Shelley Reiner, director of London based interior design company, Suited, the restaurant and bar space incorporates a “modern palette of colours and textures and informal, inviting seating”.

Meanwhile the hotel also confirmed its front of house has been renovated by Woodhouse and Law, who had been briefed to create an “impactful entrance, whilst remaining sophisticated and befitting of such a historic and iconic venue”.

Finally, its drawing room has also been redesigned by Woodhouse and Law to feature ornate plasterwork and triple sash windows. The design team at Woodhouse and Law said it adopted a simple colour palette using Zoffany Quarter Mushroom above the dado, with Zoffany Mushroom below to add “subtle definition”.

Additional occasional tables were added to spaces for guests to sit, whilst fringed ottomans flank the sofa to provide “flexible and versatile seating when the space is used for larger groups”.

The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa offers 45 individually designed suites and bedrooms, located in the heart of the 250-year-old Grade 1 Listed Royal Crescent in the historic city of Bath.