Pratts Hotel has a great advantage of being positioned in the heart of historic Bath making is an ideal hotel for guests wanting to travel around this miraculous city.
John Wood the Elder, one of the most famous architects in Bath, constructed the original honey-coloured stone building in 1743. In 1910 Mrs Frederick Pratt bought the property and registered it as Pratt's Hotel.

The traditional Georgian hotel has 46 characteristically decorated bedrooms all with en-suite facilities. The bedrooms have tea and coffee-making facilities, telephones, televisions and hair-dryers. Rooms are classified as ‘Cosy’ rooms, standard rooms and premier bedded rooms, which are larger. The restaurant serves a wide range of popular and conventional dishes including a variety of vegetarian options. An inspired wine list is also available.

The hotel bar is the idyllic place for pre-dinner drinks or a nightcap to finish off the perfect evening. Leisure facilities can be found a short walk from the hotel at the Bath Sports and Leisure Centre. Golf can be arranged at one of the four first-class courses located on the outskirts of the city. For the business user, the hotel has two well-equipped conference rooms. Conference facilities include overhead projector, screen, video, TV and Photocopying and fax facilities. Additional audiovisual items can be hired if arranged in advance.