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An elegant Georgian Country House built in 1830, by the Duke of Wellington, set in its own delightful garden in a quiet residential area. The hotel has been refurbished in great style and every care has been taken to preserve the elegance of bygone days. The magnificently proportioned reception rooms offer both style and comfort, the interior includes many period features complimented by the house being furnished with fine antiques and original oil paintings. A small privately owned ... Moreestablishment, Apsley House offers a very warm welcome and personal care, the atmosphere is more in keeping with a private house than an hotel with every discretion given to the comfort and enjoyment of guests. Help is always available if you require information on how best to spend your time in and around the beautiful city of Bath. Apsley House is situated just over a mile from Queen's Square in the centre of Bath. The drawing room, with live fire in the winter, together with the dining room have stunning floor to ceiling Georgian windows which overlook the charming and secluded garden. Breakfast, served in the elegant dining room, is a feast with a variety of choices from traditional English to house specialties and vegetarian selection all prepared to order and beautifully presented. There is also a delicious selection of fresh fruits, fruit juices, yoghurt and cereals available from the buffet table with Continental breakfast served in your room should you require.All 12 Delightful En-suite bedrooms, including some Four Poster Rooms and a Family Suite, are equipped with:Flat Screen Televisions with Free ViewWireless Internet ConnectionMolton Brown Bathroom ProductsTea and Coffee Making Facilities Apsley House is a fully non-smoking hotel and offers Free Private Car Park for each room, a Large Drawing Room with Licensed Residents Bar and Garden. Less

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