The space

Set in the heart of Bath, Bath Townhouse 22 is made for hen groups who want the buzz of a beautiful city right on the doorstep, without compromising on space. This large holiday townhouse brings together two self-contained units, Bath Townhouse 14 and Bath Townhouse 8, creating a flexible group stay with plenty of room for getting ready, catching up, dining together and enjoying a full weekend of celebrations.

The house has a gorgeous vintage-meets-Georgian feel, with sash windows, shutters, fireplaces, wooden beams and wood floors adding loads of character. It feels elegant and grown-up, but still relaxed enough for a lively group weekend. Whether the plan is a sophisticated Bath hen do with spa time and cocktails, a big birthday-style celebration, or a mixed group of friends and family, the layout gives everyone space to socialise while still having quieter corners to retreat to.

One of the biggest advantages is the location. You can arrive, drop your bags and step straight into Bath’s best bits: brunch spots, cocktail bars, restaurants, shops, historic sights and the famous Thermae Bath Spa are all within easy reach. For hens who want a weekend that feels easy from start to finish, this townhouse keeps the logistics beautifully simple.

Inside the house

Across the townhouse, you’ll find two separate living areas, two kitchens and a choice of flexible bedrooms, making it especially useful for larger hen groups who like a little extra breathing room. Bath Townhouse 14 occupies the upper three floors and offers luxury living spaces with lovely views out onto the street below. The main lounge is a brilliant social hub, complete with its own bar area and a big TV, ideal for welcome drinks, games, a film night or a relaxed pre-dinner gathering before heading into town.

Bath Townhouse 8 sits across the lower two floors and has its own lounge plus a games room, giving the group another spot to spread out. This works really well if some guests want music and games while others prefer a quieter catch-up. There is also a double sofa bed in the games room for one additional guest, depending on the final sleeping arrangements.

The two bespoke kitchens are fully equipped and each has a large dining table with chairs for the group size. That makes self-catered breakfasts, grazing boards, cocktail-making sessions or a private chef dinner all easy to arrange. Having two kitchens is a real bonus for a hen weekend, especially when everyone is getting ready at once or when part of the group wants coffee and pastries while others are prepping for the day.

There are nine bedrooms in total, with flexible configurations including twins, triples, large twins, singles and super kings across the upper floors. This gives the host plenty of options when allocating rooms for bridesmaids, family members and friendship groups. The bathrooms are indulgent too, with mainly large walk-in showers and two beautiful freestanding baths for those who fancy a slower start or a post-spa soak.

A ground-floor accessible bedroom and wet room add an important practical touch for anyone who is less mobile, helping make the weekend more comfortable for a wider group.

Hen weekend highlights

This is a fantastic choice for hens who want a city-centre celebration with everything close by. The in-house bar area is a natural spot for a prosecco toast, party games or a surprise for the bride-to-be before dinner. The games room gives you somewhere to keep the fun going between activities, while the separate lounges mean the group can split off naturally without feeling cramped.

If spa time is on the itinerary, Bath is one of the best UK cities for it. The renowned Thermae Bath Spa is close enough to build into the weekend with ease, offering rooftop bathing, pampering treatments and amazing views across the city. While the townhouse is not described as having a private hot tub, you have one of the country’s most iconic spa experiences just a short stroll away, which is a pretty special trade-up for a hen group.

The property is better suited to stylish city living than a countryside garden-and-BBQ setup, but Bath’s gorgeous parks, gardens and open spaces are nearby for fresh air, photo stops and gentle Sunday strolls. The sweeping Royal Crescent is also within reach, giving you a beautiful backdrop for group pictures before heading for lunch or cocktails.

For a hen weekend, the real highlight is how easy the house makes everything feel: drinks at home, dinner out, spa session, sightseeing, shopping, dancing, then back to a spacious townhouse without long journeys or complicated transport plans.

Location & getting around

Bath Townhouse 22 puts you right where you want to be for a hen do in Bath. The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Jane Austen Centre and the city’s best-known Georgian streets are all close by, so you can mix culture and celebration without turning the weekend into a military operation.

The city centre is packed with places for brunch, afternoon tea, cocktails, wine bars, restaurants and late-night drinks. From relaxed grazing lunches to dressed-up dinners, there are plenty of options within walking distance, meaning the group can enjoy the city without constantly booking taxis. Shopping is also close, handy for last-minute outfit fixes, gifts for the bride or a relaxed Saturday wander.

Bath is well connected by train and bus, and the townhouse is a strong option if you’d rather leave the cars at home. Arrive by public transport, drop off luggage and head straight out into the city. For groups travelling from different parts of the UK, that central access makes planning simpler and helps everyone make the most of the weekend.

Enquire today

If you’re planning a Bath hen weekend and want a spacious, characterful townhouse with flexible sleeping, sociable interiors and the city on your doorstep, Bath Townhouse 22 is a brilliant option to consider. Send an enquiry with your preferred dates, group size and any plans you have in mind, and the host can help confirm the best setup for your stay.