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Located within an easy five-minute level walk of Bath city centre, The Ayrlington is a small, luxury, award-winning, non-smoking hotel with spectacular views across the private walled gardens to nearby Bath Abbey and the city beyond. Its 14 elegantly appointed rooms have recently been refurbished and boast every modern amenity, some featuring four-poster beds and spa baths. Sensitively furnished and decorated with an Asian influence, The Ayrlington’s ambience is one of tranquility, comfort and relaxation. The highest standards of service are married to other facilities, such as private parking and access to a local golf course.
The Ayrlington is a totally Non Smoking Establishment Ratings/Awards:AA/ETC 5Stars, ETC Gold, AA Premier Collection Number of Rooms:14 Number Ensuite:14 Price per RoomDouble:£75 - £175 |
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