Courtyard of a stone apartment building with multiple white doors, greenery, a black wrought iron sculpture, and outdoor seating.
A beige stone house with two white doors, one on each side, and a central window above the main door. Green ivy plants grow around the window and on the walls. There is a small garden with various plants and ferns in front of the house, and the groun
A living room with a beige sofa decorated with four pillows, two in pastel colors, a small coffee table with books and a candle, large windows with white blinds, a wicker chair with a white furry cushion, and a plant on the table.

St. Catherines Hospital

Historic Charm Meets Modern Comfort

Beautifully restored and full of character, St Catherine’s Hospital offers ten stylish one-bedroom apartments set around a peaceful courtyard garden, just moments from Bath’s most iconic landmarks. Combining contemporary comfort with centuries of heritage, this unique stay delivers a true sense of place — and purpose — in the heart of the city.

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Living room with white walls and a large window, featuring a gray sofa with black pillows, a black round coffee table with books and candles, a wooden shelving unit with books and decor, a wall-mounted TV, a beige armchair with a plant, and a floor lamp, with hardwood flooring.

Ten Unique Apartments in a Historic Setting

Each of the ten self-contained maisonettes and apartments faces into the original courtyard, creating a calm and quiet sanctuary despite being right in the centre of town. These thoughtfully designed one-bedroom spaces are ideal for weekend breaks, business trips, or longer stays, with everything you need for a comfortable, self-catered experience.

A Building Steeped in History

St Catherine’s Hospital has been part of Bath’s story for nearly 600 years. First endowed to St John’s in 1444, it was rebuilt in 1553 as an almshouse for ten people, and again in 1829. Though originally designed for charitable housing, narrow hallways eventually made it unsuitable for those with limited mobility. In 2008, its use was reimagined — and in 2018, with the support of the Charity Commission, this Grade II listed building was transformed into ten beautiful short-stay apartments. Importantly, the value of the original almshouse was preserved to continue providing support for those in need elsewhere in the city.

Outdoor courtyard with stone pavement, surrounded by beige brick buildings, and decorated with a large, ornate black iron sculpture supported on a concrete pedestal. There are pink wicker benches and potted plants around the sculpture.
A neatly made bed with a beige headboard, decorative pillows including a striped one, set against a light wall with two hanging wicker lamps and a small wooden side table with a plant on it, and a window behind the bed.

A Tranquil Spot in the Heart of Bath

St Catherine’s is ideally located just behind the Thermae Spa and a stone’s throw from the Roman Baths, putting Bath’s rich history, culture, and cuisine right on your doorstep. From independent shops and cafés to world-renowned landmarks and the rolling countryside beyond, it’s the perfect base to explore everything this UNESCO World Heritage city has to offer.

A Stay That Supports the Local Community

Operated by the House of St John’s commercial trading subsidiary, stays at St Catherine’s help fund vital charitable work across Bath and North East Somerset. Your booking helps support local people facing hardship, including older residents, young people, and those in financial crisis. It’s a stay with a social purpose — where every night makes a difference.

Book with Curated Property and use the code CATH5 for 5% off your stay.

A bright living room with a beige sofa, a black round coffee table with books and decorative vases, and a window with white blinds. The room has wooden floors and light-colored walls, with a black floor lamp and green houseplants.

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