No.15 by GuestHouse, Bath

Easy-on-the-eye, sanctuary-like Coach House Guest Rooms are 19-30 sqm in size and face either the main buildings or Henrietta Park. The few steps up to the entrance mean that these rooms are not accessible for wheelchair users.

The two Coach House Large Guest Rooms are little worlds of their own. One is top floor, one is ground floor of the Coach House and sport relaxing shades and striking features. Looking out towards Henrietta Park, they make for great hideaways and hangouts. There's a lounging area with decorative fireplace, king-size or twin beds and big bathrooms with standalone tub and a rain shower.

Each has a theme inspired by its view, its proportions and its character. You could be waking to exotic bird wallpaper on your ceiling inspired by Henrietta Park's enchanting pergola. Or you might be in the company of an outstanding artwork by a graduate of the revered Bath School of Art. What can be predicted is a luxurious king-size bed, or twin beds if preferred.

Looking out over Henrietta Park and the city beyond, some house illustrated backdrops to the king or super-king beds, raw plaster borders, ultra-modern furniture and curio collections, while others are light-bright-minimalist sanctuaries. And the lovely bathrooms feature mirrored walls and marble-topped washstands with bespoke hand basins.

The 55sqm Hideout feels like an apartment with a spa. It gives its guests the very deepest sense of privacy and relaxation. The star of the show is its huge bathroom with hot tub that feels as though it is outdoors. But its bedroom, dressing room, lounge with fireplace and Sonos system are all part of the allure, too.

Each offers a different view of Bath and stands out for its individualistic pep and curious collectables. With their seating area and deeply comfortable king-size or twin beds, these 19-28 sqm rooms are perfect for families or those bringing along their best four-legged friend.

These dreamy bedrooms occupy the prized position at the front of the No.15 townhouses on the first and second floors. Most boast super-high ceilings. And they all feature vast sash windows with shutters and drapes, the grandeur of which is enough to wow alone. But the wow doesn't stop there with wondrous details reveal the buildings' heritage with a wink.