Hotel Indigo Bath Elder Restaurant

There are two unique restaurants located at Hotel Indigo Bath - Brasserie Beau and The Elder. Nestled within the gorgeous Hotel Indigo Bath, both restaurants showcase what great contemporary British cooking can be; authentic, honest, timeless. Dining Dining at The Elder At The Elder, dining is an experience savour the very best of Britain's wild and seasonal ingredients.

Our menus are rooted in sustainability and crafted with care, celebrating the richness of the countryside and coast through thoughtful, flavour. The Terrace The Elder The Terrace Sip on a cocktail, or enjoy a light bite, whilst basking in the summer sunshine beside the honey. Reserve a table at The Elder Restaurant, Bath on Tripadvisor: See 259 unbiased reviews of The Elder Restaurant, rated 4.4 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #105 of 547 restaurants in Bath.

Filling a whole terrace of Grade I-listed townhouses in the city's heart, the Hotel Indigo Bath sits on South Parade - a gorgeous Georgian design by John Wood the Elder, whose dream of building a city to rival Rome gave Bath so many of its architectural gems. The ethos of Indigo. Kavey Eats visited as guests of Hotel Indigo Bath and The Elder.

I'm a huge fan of city break holidays; two to three days to explore the city, see the sights, enjoy some great meals out and relax in a great hotel. I love boutique hotels with gorgeous rooms, great service and a central location that places us at the heart of our chosen city. Boutique comfort at Hotel Indigo Bath with excellent food at The Elder Restaurant.

A second winner for the Hotel Indigo/Mike Robinson pairing. Explore dining at Hotel Indigo Bath. Discover Brasserie Beau's exquisite British cuisine and The Elder's unique offerings.

Named after the street's original architect, John Wood the Elder, the restaurant is a celebration of seasonality and sustainability, with a firm emphasis on wild food. The concept is the brainchild of restaurateur Mike Robinson following the success of The Woodsman at Hotel Indigo's Stratford-upon-Avon outpost, which opened in 2019. We checked into Hotel Indigo, one of Bath's newest boutique hotels, which is ideally situated in the city centre just five or 10 minutes walk from everywhere you need to be.

It's also home to The Elder, an independently run restaurant which is a destination in its own right, and well worth a visit even if you're not staying at the hotel.