Bloomfield House B&B, Bath

History

Bloomfield House is one of the finest Georgian family houses overlooking what is arguably England‘s most beautiful city. It has a fascinating history, having been the home, a century ago, of the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Bath. When the house was originally designed in the 1790s, three elliptical rooms, one above the other, were created. The middle one was named the Cheese Room, and probably stored cheeses from the same nearby farms which now, once again, supply the establishment with local traditional fare.

Food & beverage

Enjoy a traditional English breakfast cooked using fresh ingredients supplied, wherever possible, by local producers. Many of these farmers and growers trade also at Bath’s Farmers’ Market, which was co-founded by Robert Barnard-Weston, proprietor of Bloomfield House. Non-local goods such as coffee are fair-traded and/or organic.

Other facilities

Wireless internet access is available both within the building and gardens. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities.  Hairdryers and TV's. An iron and ironing board is available upon request.

Pets are welcome, please mention that you are bringing a pet when booking.