IHG to open Hotel Indigo in Bath

9 April 2015 by Lauren Houghton

InterContinental Hotel Group has announced plans to open a Hotel Indigo branded property in Bath towards the end of 2016.

Bath, England
Bath, England

The 121-bedroom hotel will be located in a Grade I-listed Georgian building on South Parade, in the heart of Bath city centre.

The hotel facilities will include a gym as well as a bar and restaurant, which will serve locally crafted dishes. The property will be designed to reflect the local neighbourhood and reflect the history of Bath.

The Bath hotel will be the latest in a series of Hotel Indigo openings. Last year IHG opened the Hotel Indigo Madrid and the Hotel Indigo London Barbican.

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Byblos sur Mer launches at IHG Abu Dhabi

IHG to open InterContinental Lisbon, Estoril in Portugal

IHG signs two Manchester hotels as part of £1bn university development

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