Seminars and company events
Lansdown Grove Hotel hosts board meetings, small conferences, private dinners and weddings for up to 70 guests in its largest room, with 61 bedrooms upstairs for delegates who stay over. The four-star hotel occupies a Georgian mansion on Lansdown Hill in Bath, England, with views across the city.
For business use, the Drawing Room works as a boardroom for 20 around a dark wood table, and the Regency Room takes larger meetings in cabaret style. The Library suits short meetings and coffee mornings on the ground floor. A meeting can be followed by dinner in the 1913 Bar & Restaurant and a night in the hotel, which keeps a whole program in one building. The events team publishes a brochure for the current year and answers at a dedicated events address and phone line.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel markets its rooms for weddings and celebrations as well as for business. The Regency Room is the space it recommends for weddings and larger functions, with direct access to the gardens. The Garden Room opens onto the terrace through French doors and takes buffets and smaller gatherings. The site does not mention a license for civil ceremonies, so ask the team whether a ceremony can take place on site or whether only the reception is held here.
Rooms and capacities
The Regency Room is the largest meeting room, seating 70 in cabaret style, with a large skylight, high ceilings, air conditioning and doors to the garden. The Garden Room on the ground floor seats 32 in cabaret style, close to the restaurant and bar. The Drawing Room on the first floor seats 20 boardroom style under double-height ceilings and a chandelier, with south-facing bay windows. The 1913 Restaurant takes 45 guests for standing functions and adapts to other formats. The Library is the smallest space, on the ground floor with step-free access.
Accommodation
The hotel has 61 refurbished bedrooms. As in many Georgian buildings, not every room is reached directly from the lift, which is worth raising when booking guests with reduced mobility. The hotel has its own private car park, which is rare among four-star hotels in Bath; spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Catering
The 1913 Bar & Restaurant serves breakfast and dinner, and the library is used for a drink after dinner. For events, the kitchen offers buffets, banquets and seasonal menus, including a Christmas menu.
History and setting
The house has stood on Lansdown Hill as a Georgian mansion since 1770. It is 0.4 miles from The Circus and the Royal Crescent and 0.7 miles from Bath Abbey, so guests can walk into the center between sessions or after dinner.
Getting there
Bath railway station is about one mile away, with direct trains to London Paddington and Bristol. Bristol Airport is the nearest airport, and guests arriving by car can use the hotel's own parking.
