A hotel in Bath, has unveiled an extensive renovation of its spa facilities as it bids to become one of the top spa destinations in the UK.

Bath is famous for its hot springs and spa culture, and boasts many of the country’s most popular spa destinations.

In order to remain competitive, The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa has invested in renovating its spa facility The Bath House into a “state-of-the-art spa complex”. Mark Green of Curveline design was responsible for the light-filled, calming design.

In addition to the spa’s existing Relaxation Pool, The Bath House has been installed with a Vitality massage pool, a Himalayan salt-infused sauna and a new Blossom Steam Inhalation Room with soothing steam and fresh aromas of eucalyptus and menthol.

The hotel’s spa therapists use the Bath Spa Skincare and ESPA brands.

These new features follow last year’s launch of the Taittinger Spa Garden – a tranquil “holistic outdoor haven”.

Lionel Benjamin, director of operator Topland Hotels, said: "I am delighted to see the conclusion of another phase of improvement to support The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa in its resurgence as an iconic British hotel."

General manager Jonathan Stapleton, added: “We’re fully committed to offering our guests the highest quality products, service and spa experience possible. With the innovative new Bath House facilities and the skills and dedication of our spa team, we look forward to continued success and further enhancing the experiences of our guests.”