The Rose and Crown is a charming country pub and guesthouse located in Hinton Charterhouse, just a short drive south of Bath. The venue seamlessly blends traditional English hospitality with contemporary comfort, featuring an open-plan bar with oak-panelled walls, a welcoming fireplace, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes guests feel at home. The establishment serves high-quality local cuisine and offers a selection of craft beers in a cosy setting.
Beyond the pub, The Rose and Crown provides six spacious en-suite guest rooms, each uniquely designed with flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee facilities, and free WiFi. The property is dog-friendly and offers ample on-site parking. A newly refurbished terrace area is available for dining and drinks, while a large function room accommodates private events and gatherings. The location provides convenient access to Bath's attractions, including Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths, making it an ideal base for both leisure and business travellers.
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