Bath House Hotel

Runnacleave Road, Ilfracombe, Devon, England

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About Bath House Hotel

The Bath House Hotel is ideally situated opposite the Tunnels Beaches, harbour, promenade and High Street. The Bath House Hotel offers golf courses and some of the best clay shooting grounds in Devon. This lovely, friendly hotel in Ilfracombe, North Devon has 22 bedrooms, which are all en-suite, colour tv, tea and coffee making facilities, telephones, and hairdryers. Deluxe rooms also have four poster beds, Jacuzzi bath and balcony. Included in the room rate is a delicious full English or continental breakfast served in the restaurant. One of a few hotels in Ilfracombe that has such excellent facilities, so if you feel like a work out, or simply want to sweat it out in the sauna, the fully fitted gymnasium, solarium, steam and power showers are all available free of charge when staying at the hotel. The Bath House Hotel has a fully licensed bar, serving drinks at pub prices. The Bath House Hotel is part of what used to be known as the Runnacleave Hotel. The Runnacleave Hotel had over 150 bedrooms and was very popular with the Victorians, not least because of the Tunnels Beaches opposite. During the Second World War, the Runnacleave Hotel was the Regimental HQ of the 3rd County of London Yeomanry (Sharpshooters).

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