Royal Crescent · Bath
Tea at Number 16
Take afternoon tea inside the Royal Crescent, not just in front of it.
- ⏱ 75 min
- 💷 £££
- 🥾 Easy
You've already stood outside admiring the curve — now go through the door at Number 16, the only house on the Crescent that's a hotel. The Royal Crescent Hotel serves afternoon tea in its garden or drawing room, with the same Georgian facade you photographed now at your back instead of in front of you.
What you’ll do
- 1Book a table
- 2Take your seats
- 3Prove it
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