The Edgar Townhouse

The Edgar Townhouse is a small friendly guest house located on Great Pulteney Street in the centre of Bath. The house was designed in the classical Georgian style between 1780-1790 by the architect Thomas Baldwin, and lies on the former estate of Sir William Johnston Pulteney who developed the land and gave his name to the street.

Have you considered a spa break at the guesthouse? Stay 2 nights at the Edgar Townhouse and you can purchase a 2-hour spa break for a reduced price.
We are now offering the Trio Bath spa package. Stay 2 nights at the Edgar Townhouse and you can purchase a 2 hour voucher to go to the Bath Spa. The package includes bath towels, robes and slippers. There are 2 different prices Monday to Friday and an anytime voucher.
Saturday is the busiest day so we recommend avoiding this day or going late.
If you attend the Spas Monday to Thursday you will receive an 1 extra free when you show our Bath reward card.
If you would like a voucher please book the voucher in advance and make payment when you arrive. If you require a massage or other therapy please contact us and we will provide a voucher number.
Bath Spa telephone no. (01225) 33 1234 www.thermaebathspa.com.
Offer only available to guests who book directly with the townhouse.
See our website for more details or contact the guesthouse.
Discounts at shops, restaurants and attraction are available if you have chose to stay with us. http://stayinbath.org/content/get-discounts-and-offers-booking-stayinbathorg-0

Parking is available on the street in the residents parking zone at £8.00 for your entire stay.

The first nights stay will be charged as a deposit. If you would like to book this room please provide your credit card number and expiry date s by phone or fax (we do not take AMEX and Diners Club).Do not send your credit card details by our contacts page. Please also provide full address and postcode and estimated time of arrival in bath.
You will then receive a booking confirmation number from us.

Please notify the guesthouse if you have any special needs.

The guesthouse has a 3 day cancellation policy. Cancellations to be made in writing. Please note that reception closes at 9:00pm. Please phone or e-mail to make arrangements for your key if you plan to arrive after 9:00pm.

The guesthouse is strictly non-smoking.

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If you attend the Spas Monday to Thursday you will receive an 1 extra free when you show our Bath reward card.
If you would like a voucher please book the voucher in advance and make payment when you arrive. If you require a massage or other therapy please contact us and we will provide a voucher number.
Bath Spa telephone no. (01225) 33 1234 www.thermaebathspa.com.
Offer only available to guests who book directly with the townhouse.
See our website for more details or contact the guesthouse.
Discounts at shops, restaurants and attraction are available if you have chose to stay with us. http://stayinbath.org/content/get-discounts-and-offers-booking-stayinbathorg-0

The Edgar Townhouse is named after King Edgar who was crowned the first King of England in AD973. Edgar was crowned in Saxon monastery, which was destroyed and is now replaced by the 15thC abbey, which is a short walk from the guesthouse.
The guesthouse does not have a porter or a lift. Residents parking Permits are available for £8 for the duration of your stay. The guesthouse does not accept hen or stag parties. Hen and stag aprties will be refused entry without refund. Regrettably, we cannot accept pets. Children welcome. Please notify the guesthouse if you have any special needs upon booking. Check-In time: 15:00 and Check-Out time: 10:00.

When UNESCO designated Bath a World Heritage site in 1987 it put Bath on a par architecturally with the great beauties of Florence and Rome.

Great Pulteney Street one of Europe's most magnificent avenues designed by Thomas Baldwin to be exactly 1000ft long and 100ft wide. At one end of Great Pulteney Street is Pulteney Bridge, which was modelled by Robert Adam on the famous Ponte Vecchio in Florence. Walk over this bridge and you are in the centre of Bath, close to the Roman Baths, the pump rooms and the famous Royal Crescent and Victoria Park.

Bath is a city of all seasons. The famous Jane Austen lived in Bath and set many of her novels here as did Charles Dickens. Throughout the city the honey coloured stone buildings are built in tiered ranks, crescents, parades and squares are interspersed by spaces, which sympathetically link buildings and landscape.

The Edgar Townhouse is privately owned and has been converted into comfortable 18 bedrooms bed and breakfast accommodation. Most of the rooms have original fireplaces and carved ceilings. The rooms are centrally heated and are a mixture if double, twin, single and family rooms, all having their own private shower and WC, colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities.

The proprietors aim to offer good clean accommodation at an affordable price in the centre of Bath. Most of the main tourist attractions are within easy walking distance including the shops and excellent restaurants where one can sample local food, such as the Bath Buns, Sally Lunn Cakes, Bath Chaps and most famous Bath Olivers.

Discounts at shops, restaurants and attraction are available now you have chosen to stay with us. http://stayinbath.org/content/get-discounts-and-offers-booking-stayinbathorg-0

Free internet terminal, wifi and free UK calls. See guesthouse for restrictions.

Rooms at the guesthouse are situated over 6 floor and we do not have a lift.

The first night’s stay will be charged as a non-refundable deposit.

We do not accept dogs unless they are guide.assistance dogs. An additional charge will be made of £60 for animals which are not guide are assistance dogs.
We are totally non smoking an additional night's stay will be charged to people who smoke in the rooms.