The space

Set in the heart of Bath, Bath Townhouse 22 is a brilliant choice for hens who want a grown-up city break with plenty of space to gather, get ready and celebrate together. This large Georgian townhouse combines two self-contained units, Bath Townhouse 14 and Bath Townhouse 8, giving your group room to spread out while still feeling connected for the main moments of the weekend.

The house is made for sociable stays. Think elegant period details, big communal areas, flexible bedrooms and a location that lets you step straight into one of the UK’s most beautiful cities. Whether the plan is a relaxed pamper weekend, a stylish dinner and drinks itinerary, or a full schedule of activities, you can use the townhouse as an easy, comfortable base between it all.

Its vintage-style interiors suit a hen group that wants something with more character than a standard apartment or hotel. Original Georgian touches such as sash windows, shutters, fireplaces, wooden beams and wooden floors give the house a special sense of place, while the practical layout works well for a mixed group of friends and family. With separate lounges, two kitchens and plenty of bedrooms, there is space for the bride tribe to come together without everyone being on top of each other.

Inside the house

Across the townhouse, you will find nine bedrooms with flexible layouts that can be configured as twins, triples, large twins, singles or super kings, making it much easier to match the sleeping arrangements to your hen group. This is especially helpful if you have bridesmaids, sisters, cousins, mums and friends all joining for the weekend and want everyone to feel comfortable.

Bath Townhouse 14 occupies the upper three floors and brings the wow factor with beautiful living spaces and views over the street below. The lounge is a natural gathering spot, complete with its own bar and a big TV, so it is ideal for welcome drinks, a playlist, hen games or a relaxed night in after dinner. Bath Townhouse 8 sits across the lower two floors and has its own separate lounge plus a games room, adding another sociable zone for groups who like a bit of friendly competition before heading out.

There are two attractive bespoke kitchens, both fully equipped, with large dining tables and chairs for the group. That means you can plan a laid-back breakfast together, bring in a private chef, lay out grazing boards, or start the evening with prosecco and nibbles before walking into Bath for dinner. The setup gives you the independence of a private house with the convenience of having restaurants and cafés close by.

Bathrooms are a strong feature here too. Most offer large walk-in showers, which is exactly what you want when everyone is getting ready at the same time, and there are two beautiful freestanding baths for a slower soak after a day exploring the city. There is also an accessible bedroom and wet room at ground-floor level, a thoughtful detail for anyone in the group who is less mobile.

Hen weekend highlights

For hen weekends, the biggest highlight is how well the house supports both the fun and the practical side of the trip. The bar area in the lounge gives you a ready-made spot for pre-drinks, speeches, games or a themed cocktail hour. The games room is great for breaking the ice if your group includes people from different parts of the bride’s life, and the separate lounges mean some guests can keep the energy going while others take a quieter moment.

There is no need to compromise on pampering either. While the townhouse itself is a city-centre base rather than a rural hot tub-and-BBQ retreat, Bath has one of the best spa scenes in the country right on your doorstep. The famous Thermae Bath Spa is close by, with rooftop thermal waters and sweeping views over the city, making it a standout activity for a hen weekend. Book a spa session, enjoy a glass of fizz afterwards, then wander back to the house to get ready for the evening.

If you prefer a low-key night in, the fully equipped kitchens and spacious dining areas make it easy to host your own celebration meal. Add decorations, set up a bride-to-be quiz, create a playlist and use the dining space as the heart of the evening. For outdoor time, Bath’s gardens, parks and the Royal Crescent lawns are within easy reach, so you can plan a picnic, photo stop or gentle Sunday stroll without needing to drive anywhere.

Location & getting around

The location is one of Bath Townhouse 22’s strongest selling points for a hen party. You are close to the best of Bath, including the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Jane Austen Centre, independent shops, boutiques, cocktail bars and restaurants. The city is compact, elegant and easy to explore on foot, so you can build a weekend around brunch, shopping, sightseeing, spa time and a brilliant night out without wasting time on taxis.

Arriving by train or bus is straightforward, and once your luggage is dropped off, you can leave the car out of the plans. That is a real bonus for groups travelling from different parts of the UK, especially when the weekend includes dinner reservations, drinks or daytime activities. Everything feels accessible, from stylish lunch spots to evening cocktails and late-night bars.

Bath also offers plenty of hen-friendly experiences beyond the classic night out. You can book afternoon tea, a cocktail-making class, a private dining experience, a guided walking tour, a spa session, a dance class or a visit to the city’s historic attractions. The townhouse gives you the flexibility to dip in and out of the action, with a comfortable and characterful home base waiting when you return.

Enquire today

If you are planning a Bath hen weekend and want a central townhouse with space, style and plenty of sociable areas, Bath Townhouse 22 is well worth enquiring about. Message the host with your dates, group size and any plans you already have in mind, and they can help confirm availability and the best setup for your stay.