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Hotel indigo Bath will be a 166-bedroom boutique hotel located in the heart of the city centre. The UNESCO Heritage City’s rich architectural beauty is the inspiration that is echoed throughout the design of the guest rooms and stylish lounges. More than just a hotel, Hotel Indigo Bath boasts a gymnasium, a private house with meeting room, private dining suite with eight adjoining guest-rooms. One of the most exciting features of the new hotel will be its Vault Rooms. Located underneath the hotel, they are an amazing example of historical architecture. Vaults were a common feature of 18th century buildings in Bath and Hotel Indigo Bath has utilised these as bedrooms and are just one of many references to the glorious history of Bath. The Bath neighbourhood is also famous in the world of literature, much of which started with the infamous Debutant Season in Bath, where grand evenings of gambling and frivolity mixed with afternoon tea and whispers of romantic promises evidenced in the ‘romance and mischief rooms’ where abstract styling meets Georgian tradition. Visitors will find a modern-day twist on an era where gambling and infidelity were once common place. Visitors can also escape to the stunning ‘literary hideaway rooms’ where they will find walls of novels from so many of Bath’s famous authors. Complete with a writer’s desk, these rooms are the perfect setting for guests who wish to lose themselves in a good book or seek inspiration to create their own masterpiece. Overlooking the stunning garden-terrace visitors will find six garden rooms – combined with modern design these rooms boast a stunning view of the internal Georgian-inspired courtyard garden. Hotel Indigo, part of the Intercontinental Hotels Group, aims t be the first branded boutique hotel concept that offers travellers an inspiring experience, completely tailored to the local neighbourhood. The firm chose Bath because they say it a place like no other surrounded by rolling hills and complete with honey-coloured Georgian architecture straight from a Jane Austen novel. A city where past and present cultures and history intertwine. Built for pleasure and relaxation, Bath has been a wellbeing destination since Roman times. The waters are a big draw, from the ancient Roman Baths and uber modern Thermae Bath Spa, to a plethora of speciality tea houses and afternoon tea establishments. They add Bath’s compact, visitor-friendly centre is overflowing with places to eat and drink, and houses some of the finest independent shops in Britain. For more information and to book visit https://bath.hotelindigo.com/