Homewood Park Hotel & Spa
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Review
Character and identity
A Georgian country house set in over 10 acres of award-winning gardens near Bath, Homewood Park trades on a self-described "eclectic, luxurious, and slightly eccentric" mood that mostly delivers. The scale is intimate at 19 rooms, each individually dressed from ultra-modern to lux-country with statement artworks, vast double beds, Smeg coffee machines and Dyson hairdryers, some with private hot tubs. The spa runs to saunas, steam rooms, a hydrotherapy pool and a heated outdoor pool long enough for proper lengths. Olio, the restaurant, plates British classics with a Mediterranean accent.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples after a romantic countryside weekend within easy reach of Bath, spa-focused guests who want a serious outdoor pool and treatment menu (think anti-ageing rituals and body-focused programmes), and design-minded travellers who appreciate rooms with personality rather than uniform luxury.
Should look elsewhere:
Families wanting a kids' club or buzzy resort programme, travellers who prefer slick, contemporary city hotels, and anyone seeking multiple dining venues. With just 19 rooms and one restaurant, the experience is deliberately quiet and small in scale.
Bottom line
The pull here is the combination of a properly heated outdoor pool, individually styled rooms with genuine character, and gardens that justify a slow weekend. Book if you want countryside seclusion with Bath on the doorstep, and pay up for a room with a hot tub if you're travelling as a couple; spring and early autumn catch the gardens at their best.