Queen Charlotte's Orangery
Bath, England.
Somewhere that will certainly be of interest to those who prefer smaller places to stay, Queen Charlotte’s Orangery is a four-room guest house located on the same street as Jane Austen once lived (Sydney Place).
Its real claim-to-fame, however, is that in 1817 it became home to George III’s wife, Queen Charlotte.
The guest rooms surround a courtyard, and include the Sofia Room (a double), the Amelia (a double or a twin), and the Charlotte Junior Suite. Breakfasts are served either in the Atrium or in the garden.
Benefiting from a quiet location, the sights and attractions of Bath are all within easy reach. The Holburne Museum is but a short walk away, while the Assembly Rooms and Roman baths are also close by.
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Its real claim-to-fame, however, is that in 1817 it became home to George III’s wife, Queen Charlotte.
The guest rooms surround a courtyard, and include the Sofia Room (a double), the Amelia (a double or a twin), and the Charlotte Junior Suite. Breakfasts are served either in the Atrium or in the garden.
Benefiting from a quiet location, the sights and attractions of Bath are all within easy reach. The Holburne Museum is but a short walk away, while the Assembly Rooms and Roman baths are also close by.
See the Historic Hotels in Somerset index
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