The space

Bring the whole bride tribe together in a beautifully restored Georgian townhouse right in the centre of Bath. Sleeping up to 14 guests across six bedrooms, this stylish self-catering home gives you the space, comfort and location you need for a hen weekend with plenty of time together — from relaxed breakfasts around the kitchen table to getting ready with music on before heading into town.

Set across three floors of an 18th-century townhouse, the property blends original period character with a modern vintage interior. Think sash windows, original shutters, decorative fireplaces, rich colours, comfortable social spaces and just the right amount of luxury. It feels elegant without being formal, making it a lovely choice for groups who want somewhere that looks special but still works brilliantly for a fun weekend away.

The big draw here is the location. You are moments from Bath’s shops, bars, restaurants, cafés and attractions, so there is no need to organise complicated transport once you arrive. Bath Spa Station and the bus and coach park are less than five minutes away, which makes it especially easy for hens travelling from different parts of the UK.

Inside the house

The six bedrooms are located on the second and third floors, giving the sleeping areas a little separation from the main social space. Rooms are spacious and light, with beautiful Georgian sash windows, many with original shutters, plus original fireplaces that add character. Beds can be arranged as singles or king-size beds depending on your group requirements, which is ideal for hen parties with a mix of friends, family and bridesmaids.

There are three shower rooms, all with underfloor heating, so the morning routine is much smoother than in a standard holiday let. There is also a bathroom with a striking copper bathtub, adding a real boutique touch for anyone who fancies a long soak before dinner or a quiet moment after a busy day exploring Bath.

The first floor is the main gathering space and it has clearly been designed for groups. The large lounge has a colourful velvet modular sofa with room for 14 people to sit comfortably, making it a great spot for games, speeches, gift-giving, planning the evening or simply catching up over drinks. There is a bar area with a fridge, a 50-inch wall-mounted TV, a Bowers and Wilkins Zeppelin Air MP3 player and a DVD player, so you can set the mood with a playlist or settle in for a chilled night if you are pacing the weekend.

The lounge opens into a large fitted kitchen with wooden worktops, a butler sink and plenty of storage. The kitchen table seats 14, which is a huge bonus for group dining — whether you are arranging a private chef-style meal, laying out a grazing brunch, or doing a pre-spa breakfast with fizz and pastries. The kitchen is fully equipped for a self-catering stay, including a microwave, dishwasher, Rangemaster range cooker and Rangemaster American-style fridge freezer with ice maker. Quality linen and towels are provided, Wi-Fi is free throughout, and there is a washing machine and tumble dryer for practical weekend extras.

Hen weekend highlights

This townhouse is all about stylish city-centre celebrating rather than a countryside hot tub or garden setup. If your group wants to be close to Bath’s cocktail bars, restaurants, spa days, shopping and nightlife, the house makes an excellent base because you can walk almost everywhere and return to a private, comfortable space afterwards.

The lounge and kitchen layout is particularly good for hen party moments. Start the afternoon with drinks at the bar area, put the bride’s favourite playlist through the MP3 player, and use the big sofa for games, dares, quizzes or a relaxed pamper session before going out. The dining table for 14 means nobody has to perch on a sofa with a plate, and the ice maker in the fridge freezer is a brilliant little detail for cocktails, mocktails and celebratory drinks.

For a more indulgent weekend, Bath has superb spa options nearby, including the city’s famous thermal spa experiences. You could spend the day soaking, steaming and unwinding, then head back to the townhouse to get ready together before dinner. The copper bath in the property also adds a touch of luxury for anyone who wants a quieter treat between activities.

Because the bedrooms can be arranged as singles or king-size beds, the property works well for different group dynamics. Bridesmaids can share, family members can have more privacy, and the whole group still has generous communal areas for the main celebrations.

Location & getting around

The townhouse puts you in one of the best positions for a Bath hen weekend. Shops, cafés, bars, restaurants and cultural sights are all within easy walking distance, so your itinerary can be as relaxed or as full as you like. Spend the day browsing boutiques, visit the Roman Baths, book afternoon tea, enjoy a rooftop spa session, arrange cocktails, or head out for dinner without needing taxis between every stop.

Bath is also a very hen-friendly city for groups who want a mix of elegance and fun. It has gorgeous architecture for photos, plenty of independent places for brunch, and a lively but manageable evening scene. Being central means you can pop back to the house between activities, which is useful if you are changing outfits, dropping off shopping bags or giving the bride a little breather.

Arrival is simple too. Bath Spa Station and the bus and coach park are less than five minutes away, so guests can travel by train or coach and avoid the hassle of parking. Once you are checked in, a car is not needed — the city is compact and walkable, and the property is close enough to the action that even heels should be manageable.

Enquire today

If you are planning a Bath hen weekend for up to 14 guests and want a stylish townhouse with sociable spaces, flexible bedrooms and a brilliant central location, this property is a fantastic option to consider. Send an enquiry with your preferred dates, group size and any bed setup requests, and the host can help confirm availability and details for your stay.