Queen Charlottes Orangery

If you are looking for a comfortable, quiet and relaxing stay in Bath, this is the hotel to choose. My wife and I have stayed for 3 nights in this hotel and thoroughly enjoyed it. The place was clean and the food tasty. It was a pleasure to have breakfast or reading in the beautiful small garden adjoining our room. Above all, the owner, Greg, who has been very helpful was eager to make us feel welcome and comfortable. It seems the only improvement called for is the wi-fi service - it was slow inside our room; ok outside the room though. All in all, we highly recommend this hotel!

Enjoyed my stay in this lovely decorated hotel. Greg was very nice and accommodating during my stay. Very relaxed atmosphere and located in a prefect place to walk into town. Breakfast was amazing with fresh fruit, coffee or tea, and made to order eggs.

What's not to love about Queen Charlottes Orangery? The room, the garden, the breakfast, the service, the delightful owner - as well as location near town. Comfortable, welcoming and just beautiful - thank you

Stayed at this hotel for 3 nights to celebrate a wedding anniversary. The location is fantastic within easy walking distance to the city. It is also very lovely, although from outside almost invisible. Lovely sunny courtyard to sit and enjoy the peace and quiet, and the room we stayed in was lovely well furnished very clean and quirky. We had breakfast outside every morning as the weather was warm and sunny. Sailor the dog was a delight.

Great place full of History , very comfortable and a warm and quirky welcome. Will definitely return.

If you love old stuff and quirkiness, this is the place for you. Here you get to meet the owner and have a more social experience. The previous night we stayed in the posh Hotel Bath Spa, but QCO has much more personality and gives you so much more to talk about. Beautiful place.

We stayed for one night, it took about 5 to 10 minutes to walk in to the centre and the roman baths, the room was very nice with excellent decoration. the man was also very helpful and a good host

We were within yards of the front door three or four times before I braved the rain and found the front door. 93a does not face Sydney Place. Nor does 93. According to the map I consulted and the lack of physical street signs, 93a and 93 face a nameless street. According to the map my husband consulted, they face an extension of Sydney Mews. They was no Orangery sign which could be seen from Sydney Place. (There is no sign at all, just painting on the door.) The parking is in the street. Luckily, we arrived on a Sunday when the parking was free. There is no-one at the Orangery to give you a permit if you arrive before 4pm.

The Orangery is a unique B&B, with interesting rooms and lovely garden. We stayed in Amelie which overlooks the garden. Everything you could wish for is provided in your room. Service is friendly and met our needs well. Parking is included which is a big plus compared with some other places.

We spent a lovely weekend exploring Bath as part of celebrations for a special occasion. As one who frequents hotel rooms for work, this was a refreshing change. It's an older property decorated in keeping with the style of the building. I wanted something unique and a bit special and this fitted the bill nicely.