The phrase "an array of bath" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing, possibly intended to refer to "an array of baths" or "a variety of baths."
Example: "The spa offers an array of baths, including hot springs, herbal baths, and aromatherapy baths."
Alternatives: "a variety of baths" or "a selection of baths."
Luxurious perks included a full-size blow dryer, a pile of extra towels and an array of Aveda bath products.
Though the two bathrooms were not new, they were clean and stocked with an array of Tarocco citrus bath products.
They include the theatre, capable of seating nearly 25,000 spectators and completed in its present form under Trajan; the agora (marketplace), surrounded by stoas (sheltered promenades), dating from the time of Severus; the library of Celsus, also Trajanic and well known because of its facade; and an immense array of baths and gymnasiums.
An array of sample-size bath products is free, as are toothbrushes, combs, ear plugs (you'll want them; see above), and more.
All have enormous Jacuzzi baths, an array of mirrors on the walls and ceilings and bars stocked with caviar and champagne.
The first store is now open on Mountain View's Castro Street, selling an array of kombuchas, snacks, protein powders and bath products.
In Frankfurt, Lufthansa has an entire terminal dedicated just to first-class passengers that offers an array of services, including fine dining and baths.
I could pick my own bath oil from an array of floral and herbal extracts, including four labeled Earth, Air, Fire and Water.
City officials plan to put an array of Roman remains on display in the next month, from bath houses to mosaics and tombs, and hope this will attract foreign tourists and help revive the Balkan nation's struggling economy.
The branded Shangri-La spa features large suites, each with its own lounge, affinity bath, changing room, toilet and shower, and an array of holistic treatments.
