Laura and her team at the King William are looking forward to making your stay comfortable and relaxing whether you're staying for business or leisure.

After extensive restoration King William Bath reopened in December 2025. Situated 1.5 miles from Bath city centre, you can take a bus, hire an e-scooter, cycle or of course drive, there is onsite car parking for guests. The bar boasts 12 draught brews including craft beers and ciders from local artizan producers. Lagers from Lost and Grounded in Bristol, real ale from Butcombe Brewery and stout from Wiper & True. There is an extensive wine list by the glass and bottle and cocktails featuring specially distilled spirits. The menu features sourdough wood fired pizza, delicious seasonal salads and a proper pie. Our breakfast is unrivaled with bacon and sausages from local Somer Valley Farm and free range eggs from Southview Farm. Whether you choose traditional full English or vegan you will have a breakfast of Kings. The eight en-suite bedrooms all have vispring mattresses, British duck down bedding and Egyptian cotton linen for unrivaled comfort and luxury. Each guest room is allocated a private parking space and we have a secure area to store bicycles. There's a great range of maps for planning your adventure, with some amazing routes from our doorstep, like the Somerset Coal Canal or the Bath Skyline walk. .

Just 1.5 miles to the city centre King William is ideally situated to explore the Georgian city of Bath. A UNESCO world heritage city, Bath offers breathtaking architecture, many galleries, museums, cultural festivals, shops, restaurants and a world class rugby team with its ground in the heart of the city. The National Trust landscape gardens at Prior Park are half a mile or 15 minutes walk away while Longleat is 30 mins away by car.