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A Legacy of Elegance

The restaurant takes its name from the year the grand dining room was added to the original Georgian mansion. While the hotel’s roots date back to 1770, the 1913 extension introduced a sense of airy, Edwardian grandeur that remains its signature today. Upon entering, guests are greeted by soaring double-height ceilings and massive south-facing bay windows. These sash windows are more than just architectural features; they act as a canvas, flooding the room with natural light by day and framing the twinkling lights of Bath by night.

The interior design strikes a careful balance between heritage and modernity. A magnificent contemporary chandelier serves as the room’s centerpiece, casting a warm glow over country-style décor that feels both upscale and intimately comfortable. It is a space designed for "slow" dining—the kind of place where the environment encourages you to linger over a final glass of wine.