The elegant Tea Room in Bath Assembly Rooms was featured prominently in Bridgerton as the location where Daphne Bridgerton and the Duke of Hastings first met at Lady Danbury's ball. This exquisite Georgian room, with its period furnishings and architectural details, provided an intimate setting for character interactions within the grander Assembly Rooms complex. The Tea Room represents the sophisticated social culture of Regency Bath, where taking tea was a refined social ritual central to Georgian society. The room's authentic 18th-century atmosphere required no significant modification for filming, showcasing original Georgian interior design principles. The space was designed for conversation and social interaction, making it perfect for the character development scenes featured in the series. This room also appeared in the Queen Charlotte spin-off series, demonstrating its versatility as a filming location for period dramas.