Villa Magdala Hotel

• £ Please Enquire
• Sleeps Up To 36
• Children Welcome
• Sorry, No Pets
• Non-Smoking

The peaceful location of this historic Victorian villa opposite Henrietta Park belies its close proximity to the heart of Bath. Only a three minute level walk to the famous Pulteney Bridge and the dramatic Avon weir, and just five minutes to the Roman Baths and the Millennium Spa Complex, our free car park within the hotel grounds is reserved solely for guests and allows you to explore Bath as it should be enjoyed - on foot!
Externally the Villa Magdala is an intriguing blend of the Italianate and Gothic whilst internally the original and unique sweeping central staircase is a remnant of the grand romantic style of the Victorian era. The rich heritage and classic Victorian ambiance is evident to this day, and coupled with relaxed, welcoming hospitality from your resident hosts. Personal, friendly service and all of the comforts one would expect from a top-rated 5 Diamond establishment can be enjoyed throughout your stay. Breakfast is served in the sunny dining room overlooking the park, and guests may enjoy browsing in the lounge with its library of local information. Guests may choose according to their requirements and budget from four styles of rooms, all individually furnished. Large double bedrooms feature queen size beds, ensuite bathrooms with bath and shower and enjoy peaceful views over the rear hotel garden, Camden Crescent and the hillside beyond. Superior rooms are exceptionally spacious and offer full ensuite bathrooms and views over beautiful Henrietta Park.

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