The Netflix smash hit Bridgerton is full of glamorous escapism, from flowing ballgowns to dashing heroes, and it’s inspired us to create our own list of locations featured in the series. For guests who want to stay a little bit closer to the scenic setting of the romantic Regency drama, check out our list of top destinations below.
Enjoy a Bridgerton inspired break
Since Bridgerton was released in December 2020, the show left many of us dreaming of Regency romances and pining for visits to stately homes.
To make those dreams a reality, more and more people are booking stays to follow in the footsteps of the Duke and Duchess, Lady Danbury and the Viscount of Bridgerton. With the launch of series two in the spring, there’s been more people than ever looking to visit the locations featured in the show, with many spots also featuring in other well-known period dramas.
To help all you brilliant Bridgerton fans, we’ve compiled our top 12 hotel locations near some of Bridgerton’s most iconic locations from both series.
- No.1 Royal Crescent and Bath Assembly Rooms, Bath – Premier Inn Bath
The Crescent was used for its famous Georgian architecture and features in several scenes in Bridgerton as the front of the Featherington’s residence as well as countless other period dramas, including Vanity Fair (2004) and The Duchess (2008) with the Assembly Rooms appearing in ballroom scenes in the drama.
- Holburne Museum of Art, Bath – Premier Inn Bath
Takes on the role of Lady Danbury’s now famous residence as well as several ballrooms scenes from the series.
- Castle Howard, Yorkshire – Premier Inn York City Centre (Blossom St North)
The location for Brideshead Revisited (2008, 1981) and the location for the Duke and Duchesses’ fictional home Clevedon House.
- Wilton House, Wiltshire – Premier Inn Salisbury South Milford
The location for scenes from the earlier series of the Crown and the latest adaptation of Emma (2020) as well as the location for the Duke of Hastings residence.
- Hatfield House, Herts – Premier Inn Hatfield
The location for Shakespeare in Love, The Favourite, Enola Holmes and the Featherington’s Residence.
- Hampton Court Palace, London – Premier Inn Kingston upon Thames
Location for The Favourite, and also the fitting filming location Queen Charlotte’s residence in Bridgerton.
- Badminton House, Gloucestershire – Premier Inn Bristol East (Emersons Green)
A stone’s throw away from Prince Charles’ Highgrove makes Badminton House a perfect location to take on the role of the interiors for a number of scenes including the Duke of Hastings, Lady Danbury and the Duke and Duchess’ residences.
- Syon House, London – Premier Inn London Kew
Prior to Bridgerton, this impressive house has appeared in countless films and television programmes including Gosford Park, Vanity Fair as well as the upcoming Belgravia. It features as the interiors in the Duke of Hastings’ residence.
- Ranger’s House, London – Premier Inn London Lewisham
The Wysteria covered home of the Bridgerton family, and an art museum in Greenwich.
- North Mymms Park, Herts – Premier Inn South Mimms
Used to film several of the interior scenes in the Duke and Duchesses’ residence and open to the public.
- West Wycombe Park – Premier Inn High Wycombe Central
The lake at this scenic National Trust site features in Bridgerton series two as the boating lake. As well as the landscaped grounds of the park and house, visitors can also enjoy the historical charm of West Wycombe village, surrounded by Chiltern’s countryside. Lined with cottages and inns dating from the 16th century, there are quaint gift shops to visit, village pubs and a pretty tearoom.
- Basildon Park – Premier Inn Reading (Caversham Bridge)
Basildon Park is the location of the Featherington Ball in Bridgerton. Basildon Park is also the interior location for Grantham House, the family’s London residence in Downton Abbey. If that wasn’t enough, Basil Park has also appeared in Pride and Prejudice, with Keira Knightley and Matthew McFadyen's Lizzie and Mr Darcy dancing at a ball held in the dining room.
Castle Howard © Netflix
3. Castle Howard
West Wycombe Park © National Trust
11. West Wycombe Park
Basildon Park © National Trust
12. Basildon Park
Immerse yourself in a Bridgerton experience on the doorstep of one of our hotels ...
Historic Bath features in both series of Bridgerton, and it’s not hard to see why with its beautiful Regency architecture and lofty buildings. Bath is a firm favourite of ours because it has so many amazing places to visit and enjoy. In fact we love it so much, we’ve put together a video for some inspiration for your next trip.
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Simon Ewins,
Managing Director, Premier Inn UK commented:
“Bridgerton has come along at a time when all of us need a bit of escapism, it is clear that the locations in the show have captured the imagination of viewers and that many have decided to explore some of these fantastic spots.
It is great that we have hotels near many of these amazing locations so that fans can enjoy reliving some of their favourite scenes from the series.”