No.15 by GuestHouse, Bath is set to unveil the renovation of eight bedrooms in its Coach House this spring. Located behind the hotel’s main townhouse, the complex features a Gothic-stye frontage and quatrefoil windows, while its interiors blend heritage with modernity and artisanal touches that celebrate local creators.

Inspired by the building’s beginnings as a Georgian carriage house and taking the lead of the main house, the new bedrooms honour their conception with a contemporary twist. Guests are greeted by calming deep olive greens and uplifting candy pink tones, while nods to the property’s Georgian heritage are channelled through a collection of vintage lamps adorning the hallway and glazed, panelled timber partitions handmade on site.

Warmly lit hallways open into light-filled bedrooms, where colour palettes are softer and paired with dark wood floorings. Natural materials of stained oak, ceramic tiles, raw linens and metal finishings create a cocooning environment that contrasts with the hotel’s richly colourful and charming communal spaces.

With a strong commitment to championing local makers and creators, GuestHouse has selected finishes, fittings and furniture that spotlight Somerset-based creatives. The bathroom vanity units are crafted by Walcot Fabrication, while local upholsterer Gabriela Turnbull has handmade the bed headboards, cushions and curtains. Bristol’s Young & Norgate are the masterminds behind the bespoke joinery and the newest iteration of GuestHouse’s help-yourself pantries inspired by Georgian food carts. The rooms also feature GuestHouse’s hallmark doll houses, which open to reveal a range of essential tea and coffee supplies.