Best Spas in Greenbank

"If you want to bathe in Britain’s only natural thermal waters, the Thermae Bath Spa has a number of spa packages to fit in with your visit to Bath. Entrance to the main spa includes bathing in the open-air rooftop pool, the Minerva bath and use of the wellness suite. The spa is open every day from 9am-9pm and there is also a restaurant in the spa, which is perfect if you want to indulge in some delicious food during your visit."

"Thermae Bath Spa’s rooftop pool (Photo courtesy of Thermae Bath Spa) You’ve been walking around the city center for two days now, so you’ve obviously noticed the Thermae Bath Spa, situated in the center, just a few steps from The Roman Baths. There is a rooftop thermal pool surrounded by glass that is hard not to notice, as the steam rises into the space around it."

"While this city’s ancient baths offer a fascinating glimpse of history, there’s very much a no-diving policy. Live the Roman spa dream courtesy of Thermae Bath Spa, Britain’s only natural thermal spa, with the added bonus of a cracking view across the city. Thermae Bath Spa, The Hetling Pump Room, Hot Bath Street"

"What: The Bath Priory is only a mile from the city centre and epitomises country-house comfort complete with velvet lawns, plump sofas and gilt-framed portraits. Served in The Pantry, terrace and lounge, afternoon tea here evolves with the seasons and features dedicated vegan and vegetarian alternatives too.How much: Standard £34 per person or £46 with ChampagneWhere: Weston Road, BA1 2XT"

"No visit at The Royal Crescent Hotel would be complete without the ultimate indulgence – afternoon tea in the perfect English gardens. Enjoy a selection of delicious sandwiches, cut to mouth-watering perfection. Then there’s the freshly-baked scones with clotted cream and strawberry preserve along with a range of exquisite pastries and cakes – each one dainty enough to eat in one delicious mouthful."

"The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa encompasses two townhouses in Bath's showpiece Georgian crescent, plus a large and beautiful garden and further buildings to the rear. The elegant tone is set by curvaceous staircases overseen by classical busts, lounges with chandeliers and oil paintings, and extravagant suites with elaborate stuccoed ceilings."

"Another option, if you’re leaning more toward the luxury side of the equation is The Royal Crescent Hotel, located in the very center of the famous Royal Crescent, which is currently filled with really expensive private homes. The building is Victorian and really stunning."

"The loveliest street in Bath, running between Pulteney Bridge and the Holburne Museum, is home to this well appointed and imaginatively designed boutique hotel set in a Georgian Grade I-listed building. The owners have blended the original fittings and features with some quirky, idiosyncratic and creative touches, from the artworks by students at Bath Spa University to hand-blown glass lights, chandeliers made out of earrings and collections of kaleidoscopes, musical instruments, army uniforms, cartes de visite and other odd curios. A basement spa adds four treatment rooms cedar wood hot tub, sauna, steam room and post massage 'retreat room' to the mix."

"Another new kid in the list of best hotels in Bath, England, No 15 Great Pulteney boasts a charming and pleasing boutique aesthetic in a pristine location. The hotel comprises three townhouses that have been converted into 40 rooms. All these rooms are thoughtfully decorated with quirky murals by local artists, custom furniture, and a mix of all the elements and the fabrics."

"Housed in a repurposed shipping container, it offers insanely good holistic, deep-tissue and sports massages, amongst other things — and has a lovely natural beauty store too. Where: Cargo 2, Wapping Wharf, Museum St, BS1. Shop online at:loopmassage.com"

"If you’re looking for a relaxing spa day in or around Bristol, a simple search will show you that there are endless options when it comes to choosing where to go. This can make something that should be incredibly relaxing and peaceful feel daunting and overwhelming, which is the last thing you want. To make your decision a little easier, we’ve put together a list of some of the best spa days in the Bristol area."

"This Georgian country retreat offers peaceful seclusion, award-winning cuisine and luxurious relaxation, all amid parkland and gorgeous gardens close to Bath. The house has a wonderful atmosphere where antique paintings, exposed wood floors and log fires blend with modern fabrics, chic designs and contemporary cuisine. It includes a hydrotherapy pool, sauna, steam room and heated outside swimming pool with fabulous views."

"Bath is a city steeped in history, from the Roman Baths to the historic Abbey. Looking like a manor straight out of Downton Abbey, walking into MacDonald Hotel feels like being transported back in time. The facilities are very much of the 21st century however, with a pool, fitness centre and lounge all open to guests."

"Set in beautiful gardens, Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel features a spa and award-winning restaurant. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Bath Abbey. With luxury marble and mahogany decor, rooms have satellite TV and tea/coffee facilities."

"With fifteen locations throughout England and Scotland, Pure Spa and Beauty offers a wide variety of treatments in easily and fully accessible urban locations. Their Bristol location is right in the heart of the city on Park Street, making it incredibly convenient whether you’re looking for a quick treatment after work or a full spa day. To make sure you can schedule a treatment that works with your schedule, they’re open from 10 am to 7 pm on weekdays and until 6 pm on the weekends."

"Now boasting four coffee shops, Spicer & Cole is one of Bristol’s most successful independent cafe chains. Over time, they have gained a loyal coffee following as well as enticing new customers in with their delicious homemade cakes, salads, and brunch menu. Roasted and supplied by Bristol- based ‘Extract’, coffee has always been a key component of Spice & Cole’s success."

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"Amble back into classy Clifton for tea at the newly opened Spicer & Cole (9 Princess Victoria Street), the antidote to faceless coffee shop chains. Ingredients are locally sourced and the sandwiches and cakes are handmade on site. The carrot cake is addictive."

"Grounded actively encourages families to visit: it has have baby-changing facilities and it welcomes breast-feeding. You'll find games, toys and colouring-in books to keep the little ones occupied, as well as a book swap shelf for when they (or you!) fancy a change. Price Range: Kids from £2.50 | Adults from £7.95"

"Home of the sour-dough-nut, Pinkmans Bakery is a right of passage when in Bristol. Their delicious doughnuts are individually hand rolled then fried to give a super light texture, making for a moreish dessert. Their latest sour-dough-nut flavours include rhubarb; raspberry and white chocolate; vanilla cream and raspberry jam; honeycomb mousse; and chocolate pecan brownie."

"Pinkmans is famous for its sourdough doughnuts, which definitely live up to the hype. They also serve a range of other pastries and cakes, which err on the side of modern French patisserie while retaining a laidback vibe. Based on Park Street, it’s always bustling, but you’ll likely find a spot on one of the communal tables at the back."

"About – This isn’t your typical bakery, this is where you’ll find some of Bristol’s best cakes!. Freshly made bakes here will have you wanting to come back!. They offer anything from sweet shortcakes to delicious Bakewell tarts to rich indulgent brownies."