The Queensbury Hotel review: Bridgerton charm in the heart of Bath

A guest room at The Queensbury Hotel (Image: Provided)

Our travels bring us to historic Bath and The Queensberry Hotel. Nestled in the heart of the city centre the property occupies four interconnected townhouses offering 29 individually designed rooms.

The Queensbury Hotel entrance (Image: Provided)

Each room has its own unique character, originally constructed by the 8th Marquess of Queensberry in 1771 and delivering a seamless blend of Georgian elegance and modern sophistication.

It was the 9th Marquess that made sure the name Queensberry went down in history being remembered for lending his name to the ‘Queensbury Rules’ that form the basis of modern boxing.

He also played a role in the downfall of the playwright Oscar Wilde following a relationship between his son and Wilde, eventually damaging the reputation

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