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Located in the Georgian city centre and constructed from traditional Bath stone, The Francis dates back to 1728 when it was six private houses. Today it retains many reminders of its past, combined with excellent modern facilities. Bath is always alive with activities, and Wednesdays are a special delight for antique lovers, with several Antique Markets open. The Roman Baths, Royal Crescent and Bath Abbey are only moments away from The Francis.

Ratings/Awards:AA 3 Stars Number of Rooms:95 Number Ensuite:95 Restaurant
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