Bloomfield House is one of the finest Georgian family houses overlooking what is arguably England‘s most beautiful city. Built in the 1790s, most likely by Baldwin, Bath’s leading architect of the day, it was once the home of the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress.
At Bloomfield, exceptionally elegant rooms, fine art, antiques and splendid views combine with environmental credentials. Full English breakfasts are organic, fair-traded and provided by local suppliers. House-trained children and, by arrangement, pets, are welcome.
In addition to regular bed and breakfast, environmental seminars and small conferences also take place. These are run by visiting organisations or facilitated by the proprietors, Karen and Robert Barnard-Weston, who also co-founded Bath's Farmers Market, the first in England.
Seminar delegates are encouraged to bring their partners along, thus adding a relaxing weekend break to their professional sojourn during the weekdays.

Bloomfield House Accommodation
Accommodation ranges from cosy single rooms to stunning doubles with four-poster beds, each with an en-suite or private bathroom.
The entire establishment is furnished with antiques and decorated with trompe l’oeil painting. All rooms offer television, hairdryer, hospitality tray, range of toiletries and wireless internet access is available both within the building and gardens.
The views from Bloomfield are delightful, the guest house being situated in an elevated position on the southern edge of the city, looking down across Bath’s world-famous crescents, churches and surrounding hills.

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