...Parade And Is The Ideal Place For Pre dinnerDrinks Or A Nightcap To Round Off The Evening. MorningCoffee And Afternoon Tea Are Served In One Of The HotelsComfortable Lounges. Built From The Famous Bath Honey Colored Stone By One Of The Citys Most Famous Architects,John Wood The Elder,in 1743,it Was Originally 5 TownHouses. As Early As 1791 Two Of These Were Being Used AsBoarding Houses. Some Of The Famous Occupants IncludedSir Walter Scott, William Wilberforce And Dame PeggyAshcroft. Mrs. Frederick Pratt Bought The Boarding HouseAt No 5 In 1910 And By 1917 The Property Was RegisteredAs Pratts Hotel. Built In The Heady Days Of Beau Nash,Pratts Hotel Has Been Part Of The Citys Heritage For MoreThan Two Centuries. The Building Itself Has ManyInteresting Features Including A Bowed Landing On TheStaircase, Designed To Enable The Chairmen To TakeClients Back To Their Rooms In Sedan Chairs FollowingTheir Treatments In The Citys Famous Spa Baths. For TheBusiness Visitor There Are Two Conference Rooms The Gainsborough Room Seats 50 Theatre style And TheHotel. Delegate Rates Are Available And Include RoomAnd Audio visual Equipment Hire And Meals. There Is A PayAnd Display Car Park Opposite The Hotel. If Youre LookingFor Something More Active, Baths Sports Facilities AreSecond To None. A Short Walk From The Hotel Is The Bath