are fed by the same springs that the Romans bathed in from 43 AD, and while soaking in the hotel’s restorative waters is definitely the main attraction here, it’s also just a generally beautiful place to lay your head. Named after famous Bath resident Thomas Gainsborough and located in the heart of the ancient, honey-coloured city, the revamped 18th-century mansion is a light-filled, high-ceilinged oasis in which every room comes filled with Egyptian linens and Asprey products.
, housed within a former 19th-century greengrocers. Boasting a truly dizzying variety of antiques, crafts and remarkable designer pieces, it feels like a stylish 21st-century take on a cabinet of curiosities.
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