The space

Bring the bride tribe together in the heart of Bath at Broad Street House, a spacious two-floor maisonette designed for sociable group stays. Sleeping up to 12 guests across four generous bedrooms, it gives everyone the chance to stay under one roof while enjoying one of the UK’s most beautiful city break destinations. For hen parties who want to be close to the action, this address is a real win: step outside and you are surrounded by Bath’s independent shops, restaurants, historic pubs and lively bars.

Recently completely renovated, the house has a fresh, comfortable feel while still placing you in one of Bath’s characterful central streets. The layout works especially well for hen weekends because the living and dining area is open plan, so no one gets tucked away while the rest of the group is chatting, pouring fizz or getting ready for the evening. It is the kind of space where you can ease into the weekend with a relaxed arrival night, gather everyone for pre-dinner drinks, or enjoy a slower Sunday morning before heading back out into the city.

Broad Street House is a great choice for groups who want the ease of self-catering without compromising on location. There is a large Waitrose less than 100 yards away, making it simple to stock up on breakfast bits, snacks, drinks and anything forgotten in the packing rush. Linen and towels are provided, and the kitchen includes what you need for your stay, so the practical details are taken care of before the fun begins.

Inside the house

The accommodation is spread over two floors, giving the group a sense of space while keeping everything easy and connected. The main communal area is open plan, combining living and dining into one sociable hub. This is ideal for hen parties who want a central spot for games, planning the day’s itinerary, sharing takeaway, or enjoying a glass of something chilled before heading out into Bath.

There are four spacious bedrooms, each sleeping three guests. This layout suits hen groups particularly well, as it keeps room sharing simple and helps avoid anyone feeling split off from the main party. Whether you are travelling as close friends, family, bridesmaids or a mix of all three, the bedroom setup makes it easy to organise the group without lots of complicated sleeping arrangements.

Two shower rooms help keep mornings and glam time moving, especially when everyone is getting ready for brunch, spa appointments, cocktail bars or a night out. Towels and linen are included, so there is less to pack and less to coordinate. The kitchen is equipped for your stay, giving you the option to prepare easy breakfasts, pre-night-out nibbles or a relaxed lunch between activities. With the supermarket so close, self-catering here is straightforward rather than a chore.

Hen weekend highlights

Broad Street House is made for hen groups who want a city-centre celebration with maximum convenience. While the property does not rely on extras like a hot tub, garden or games room, its biggest highlight is the location combined with the group-friendly layout. You can start the day with coffee and pastries at the house, wander out for shopping or sightseeing, come back to regroup, then head straight back out for dinner and drinks without worrying about taxis across town.

The open-plan living and dining space is a natural hen party headquarters. Use it for icebreaker games, bride quizzes, gift opening, playlist planning or a relaxed grazing table before an evening booking. Because the house sleeps 12, it works well for a full weekend celebration where the emphasis is on being together rather than splitting the group between hotel rooms.

Bath has plenty to offer for a hen itinerary, from elegant afternoon teas and cocktail bars to spa-style experiences, shopping and historic sightseeing. The central setting means you can shape the weekend around the bride’s style, whether that is a chilled foodie break, a dressed-up night out, a shopping trip with friends, or a mix of daytime exploring and evening celebrations.

A free parking permit is provided with your booking for one car in the central parking zone for the weekend. That is a useful bonus in Bath, especially for the organiser bringing decorations, outfits or supplies for the group.

Location & getting around

Set on Broad Street in Bath and North East Somerset, the house places you right in the city centre. Shops, bars and restaurants are all close by, so the group can make the most of Bath without spending the weekend coordinating transport. Broad Street itself is one of the narrowest streets in the city and has an interesting link to Bath’s textile history, having been named after the broad weaving looms once used here.

Today, the surrounding area is full of independent places to browse, eat and drink. Bath’s oldest pub, The Saracens Head, is nearby, adding a little local character to a celebratory weekend. You are also well placed for the city’s best-known sights, with Bath’s historic streets, architecture and attractions easy to explore on foot.

For practicalities, the large Waitrose less than 100 yards away is a major plus. It makes food shopping, drink runs and last-minute essentials quick and easy, which is exactly what you want when organising a group of up to 12. The included parking permit covers one car in the central parking zone all weekend, while the city-centre location means many guests may find arriving by train and walking or taking a short taxi onward the easiest option.

Enquire today

If you are planning a Bath hen weekend and want a spacious, central base where the whole group can stay together, Broad Street House is a strong choice. Send an enquiry with your preferred dates, group size and any questions, and the host can help confirm availability and the details you need before booking.