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Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
Z Hotel Bath is in a prime location in Bath, opposite the Bath Theater Royal and provides a bar and free WiFi. The property is around 656 feet from The Circus Bath and 656 feet from The Roman Baths. Excellent hotel for the money. Great location. Rooms are small but have everything you need. Bed very comfortable. Staff were lovely and helpful.
Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
Apex City of Bath Hotel is located on the corner of James Street West in Bath City Center, a 5-minute walk from the Therme Bath Spa and 2297 feet from Bath Spa railway station. second time staying at this hotel, this time we come for a few days honeymoon. Our room was upgraded and we had a card handwritten by the guest service manager. Looking forward to our next visit in Bath!
Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
The Gainsborough Bath Spa - a YTL Hotel offers five-star accommodations in Bath. It is the only UK hotel with access to naturally heated thermal waters within its Spa Village. Good location, friendly and very helpful staff. I love everything about this hotel.
Hotel in Bath
Originating from the 1780s, Henrietta House is a Georgian period townhouse in the heart of Bath. It is a 10 minute walk from Bath Spa train station. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests. Wonderful place to stay and service offered, very Victorian feel! Definitely recommended!
Hotel in Bath
Bailbrook House is a Grade II listed property, set within 20 acres of private grounds, with commanding views towards central Bath and the countryside. Very modern and large rooms, comfortable beds. The location was very nice. Very good English breakfast.
Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
Conveniently located in the Bath City Centre district of Bath, Eight is located a few steps from Bath Abbey, a 1-minute walk from The Roman Baths and 0.7 miles from The Circus Bath. Great location but still quiet. Very friendly and efficient staff with clean and well appointed rooms. Perfect hotel best I have stayed at in Bath.
Hotel in Bath
This small boutique hotel located in the center of Bath, just around the corner from the iconic Pulteney Bridge, The Roseate Villa Bath is set within its own gardens and has private off-street car... Very friendly and hopeful staff. Great and very quite location, next to a park and 10 minutes walk to city center (Roman bath and Bath Abbey).
Hotel in Bath
In a luxury country house set within 4 acres of beautiful grounds, The Bath Priory Hotel features a luxury spa and celebrated restaurant. The hotel is located less than 2 miles from Bath Abbey. The food was excellent. Dinner was exquisite
Hotel in Bath
This Georgian country retreat offers peaceful seclusion, award-winning cuisine and luxurious relaxation, all amid parkland and gorgeous gardens close to Bath. The most fabulous hotel experience I've ever had! Flawless from start to finish.
Hotel in Upper Town, Bath
Located in Bath's Royal Crescent, this magnificent 5-star hotel offers a fully equipped gym and a stunning spa, leading out onto a picturesque landscaped garden. Everything. This was the highlight of our holiday. Not a detail was overlooked. I’ve travelled extensively, and this may be my favorite hotel experience in the world.
Hotel in Bath
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Hotel in Bath
Housed in 18th-century manor house, Combe Grove Hotel is located in woodland and Somerset countryside. The city of Bath, filled with famous sites, is just 3 miles away. Lovely hotel, lovely atmosphere
Hotel in Bath
Opened in December 2016, No.15 Great Pulteney is located just a 3-minute stroll from Pulteney Bridge, Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths. The hotel had an interesting design approach.
Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
Opposite Bath Spa Station, this Georgian-style hotel offers fine cuisine and free Wi-Fi. It has an excellent location close to shops and about 2133 feet from the Roman Baths. great customer service the staff all go the extra mile to make your stay great
Hotel in Bath
Surrounded by beautiful gardens, Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel features a luxury spa and award-winning restaurant. The hotel is a 10 minute walk from Bath Abbey. We were given an upgrade to a beautiful room with a 4-poster bed and a bottle of Prosecco was...
Hotel in Bath
Set in a magnificently preserved Georgian mansion, The Country Living Hotel Lansdown Grove lies at the heart of the UNESCO world heritage site in Bath’s city center. Glorious bath Beautiful hotel 15 minutes walk From center with fabulous gardens Great food wonderful...
Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
Abbey Hotel is a 62-bedroom hotel in the heart of Bath. It is only two minutes' walk from the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey, and five minutes' walk from Bath Spa Railway Station. Great location! Comfy room, great water pressure.
Hotel in Bath
Located in central Bath, The Bird offers views over the city’s famous Recreation Ground, towards Bath Abbey. Lovely modern decor...quirky and fun.
Hotel in Milsom Quarter, Bath
Set in a beautiful Georgian building in Bath center, the 4-star Loch Fyne Hotel is just 1640 feet from Bath Abbey. The hotel has a seafood restaurant, stylish rooms and free Wi-Fi. Loved our room was absolutely gorgeous and such good value for money
Hotel in Bath
Holiday Inn Express Bath is a 10-minute walk from the magnificent Roman center of Bath, a World Heritage city. Free WiFi is available throughout. Good location, close to centre town, 10 minutes walk.
Hotel in Bath
With stunning views of the valley and 3 acres of private grounds, this traditional Georgian country house has a delightful village setting, in an area of outstanding natural beauty. It’s a nice old “castle” like building, with some very nice interior and rooms.
Hotel in Bath
Set on the banks of the River Avon, Old Mill Hotel & Lodge has lovely gardens and stunning views over the countryside surrounding Bath. It is located on a site that housed a flour mill until 1907. What an amazing experience staying at this beautiful hotel.
Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
Hilton Bath City is a property located in Bath’s city center. Guests can enjoy views of the city, River Avon and the countryside beyond. The lady at the reception was very nice and explained all the things very clearly.
Hotel in Upper Town, Bath
A boutique townhouse hotel in the center of Georgian Bath, The Queensberry mixes modern style with historic architecture, offering a quiet courtyard garden and an award-winning restaurant. Lovely hotel well suited to our purposes in visiting friends in the area.
Hotel in Milsom Quarter, Bath
In a picturesque cobbled street in central Bath, this 18th-century boutique-style hotel is a unique haven with modern, elegant bedrooms and a friendly, relaxing atmosphere. good location to visit the hot spots
Hotel in Milsom Quarter, Bath
Located in Bath, within a 7-minute walk of The Circus Bath and 700 yards of Bath Abbey, Broad Street Townhouse provides accommodations with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property. Style & decor very tasteful + beautiful with a lovely vibe.
Hotel in Bath City Centre, Bath
Francis Hotel Bath - MGallery by Sofitel has been restored to its former glory following a £6 million refurbishment. The place was very clean and the employees were all very helpful
Henrietta House, The Gainsborough Bath Spa - YTL Classic Hotel, and Z Hotel Bath are some of the popular hotels in Bath.
On average, it costs $87 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Bath for tonight. You'll pay around $134 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Bath will cost around $219, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bath this weekend is $161 or, for a 4-star hotel, $246. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bath for this weekend cost around $554 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
These hotels in Bath are highly rated by couples: Eight, The Roseate Villa Bath, and Homewood Hotel & Spa.
Many families visiting Bath loved staying at Eight, Henrietta House, and The Roseate Villa Bath.
Combe Grove Hotel, The Roseate Villa Bath, and Homewood Hotel & Spa got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Bath.
Bath City Centre, Upper Town, and Artisan Quarter are popular with other travelers visiting Bath.
Some of the best hotels in Bath near Royal Crescent include Hill House, 20 Crescent Gardens and The Bath House Boutique Bed & Breakfast.
On average, 3-star hotels in Bath cost $133 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bath are $199 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bath can be found for $274 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
For hotels in Bath that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Eight, Henrietta House, and The Roseate Villa Bath.
Thermae Spa was the main reson for our visit. I would highly recommend it. Great market. Some lovely places to buy all sorts of loose tea! 20p to take a pea in public conveniences but machines do not work (Charlotte Street) so really no public conveniences. Sort it out Bath Council this is a basic necessity of any visitor!
Things worth seeing and not to be missed: Pulteney Bridge, Royal Crescent and No 1 Royal Crescent, Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, The Circus. Things worth NOT seeing: Jane Austen Centre. Bath was a fascinating city, so much history and culture. I can't wait to go back again, I could of easily of spent a week there if you can travel out further too as there other historical features around. This city is for anyone who loves history, culture, art or even shopping. I'm not a fan of shopping but there is so many different shops and loads to chose from designer shops to low end cheaper shops and quirky shops too. If you can travel out further, go see Stonehenge - I wish I'd seen this years ago because it's so impressive and fascinating, stay there all day if you can there is plenty to explore at your leisure. Wells is definitely worth a visit, as the smallest city in England it's filled with history and character. Wells Cathedral was amazing, one of the best cathedral's I've ever seen, it still amazes me what humans can achieve this is an example of pure talent for those who brought the cathedral to life.
Bath shopping and the Christmas Market is excellent. It is extremely busy during December so book restaurants before going. The Spa is very popular and despite trying to book in October it was fully booked with a wait of 2 hours on the day to get in.
An absolutely beautiful city, especially with the Christmas market on! Everywhere was very festive and a wonderful atmosphere for a weekend away. Market stalls were never ending and great street food! Easy to walk around and see all the sights, with immediate access to the town from the station. At this time of year would recommend pre-booking restaurants for lunch/dinner, same for the Christmas activities (Bath on Ice/Glow in the dark mini golf etc) as everywhere was incredibly busy, but still very enjoyable.
Bath is a historical city that is recognized as a UNESCO Heritage Site. I myself fell in love with it. The layout of the city makes you feel it's a big, But we could explore almost the whole city in half a day. I wish I had more time to spend there though. Unfortunately, I could not get a chance to get on top of one of the hills and enjoy the view over the whole city. I loved the view from the Pulteney bridge and we were lucky enough to find a small cafe on it overlooking the river. Roman Baths are incredible, the tour is highly recommended! we took the tour to Stonehenge from Bath too and it was a great experience, I guess the cheapest option as well.
There is so much to see and do in Bath. Make sure that you try the Bath Thermae Spa. The Tourist office runs a fabulous package, called something like Baths Old and New that you can book beforehand; this includes a trip to the Spa, admission to the Roman Baths, and lunch at The Pump Room. This, together, with one of the free walking tours laid on by the Mayor of Bath and which start from outside the Roman Baths, would make for a wonderful day in Bath. Additional days could be spent investigating the Abbey, Number 1, Royal Crescent, The Assembly Rooms, The Fashion Museum in the same building as the Assembly Rooms, Sally Lunn's for lunch or afternoon tea, and shopping - Bath has lots of wonderful independent shops. The Theatre Royal is a wonderul old theatre, with a great programme. Enjoy!
Bath
Very welcoming, warm atmosphere. The hotel combines a pub and the rooms in the same property, but we did not experience any noise. On the contrary, the room was quiet and comfortable. Well furnished, the room fits the idea of a pub/inn lodging for weary travelers. Very close to the city centre, but quite cheaper compared to similar places in Bath, at least for genius members. A note of merit for the modern, spacious shower in a relatively small bathroom. Breakfast was good.
The hotel was in a peaceful location yet only 5 minutes from Bath city centre. The rooms all had a small fridge which is an excellent idea in this hot weather to keep drinks and food cold. Rooms were of good size with a comfortable bed and was extremely clean. The spa was excellent and the staff couldn't do enough to help. I would say that all staff were polite and helpful at all times. Breakfast was lovely. I would highly recommend this hotel.
We only stayed one night and arrived very late so didn’t get to fully enjoy the facilities but were very happy with the hotel. The garden is very big and beautiful - like visiting a National Trust garden - and a highlight of the stay. Our room was possibly a bit cramped around the bed as it was an attic room, but it was very well appointed with a nice bathroom, clean and tidy.
The Gainsborough Hotel is well situated in the town centre of Bath. The hotel is well appointed with very helpful and friendly staff. The guest room was very spacious and very comfortable bed. Love the spa and bath facilities. Within a very short walking distance, one is in the midst of the Abbey, riverfront garden and lots of shops and restaurants.
The staff on the front desk were delightful and very helpful with directions into the main city centre. The room was beautiful, cosy and inviting. I loved the decor and consistent theme throughout the hotel. If in Bath again I will most certainly be staying here. The bathroom and bedding was extremely clean-not a speck of dust. Overall, wonderful!!!!
As a solo traveler I loved this hotel. I particularly appreciated how friendly the staff was! They were all quick to help me with any inquiries I had. Bath is such a lovely place to visit. My stay was short, but it was made even better by the hotel staff, the location, friendly people in town and amazing food. I'd stay here again.
Centrally located hotel right in the city centre of Bath. Close to all the main eateries, bars and at this time of year the Christmas markets. The hotel also hosted free wine and cheese between 5-8pm which seemed extremely popular. The room was compact but perfect for a short stay at a great price.
Had a lovely long weekend stay with my husband! Bus stops are nearby to get to Bath City centre. Breakfast was great with a great selection of food. A nice quiet area for a relaxing stay with great views. Overall a great hotel with friendly staff and comfortable room. Would stay here again!
second time staying at this hotel, this time we come for a few days honeymoon. Our room was upgraded and we had a card handwritten by the guest service manager. Looking forward to our next visit in Bath!
Bath
The hotel was very convenient to the attractions in bath. Johnny, at the front desk, was extremely helpful! He assisted us in getting a hotel room in London for later in our trip.
Bath
In my life during a career in sales and 25 years as airline pilot, I estimate I have spent about 4000 nights in hotels. The stay at the Bath Paradise was in the top 10.
Bath
Beatiful hotel with stunning decor. Few miles from the centre of Bath but it’s easy getting there with bus right outside the hotel. Great staff.
Lovely hotel well suited to our purposes in visiting friends in the area. Parking was handled by Hotel staff very efficiently since there is little chance of finding street parking close to the hotel. Room was excellent. The breakfast offerings were extensive.
Lovely modern decor...quirky and fun. Loved the lolly jar( but u should put tongs and paper bags next to them ) , shower was strong, hot and great, breaky was fine, and it was nice to have a nice large room.
What an amazing experience staying at this beautiful hotel. Fantastic evening outside next to the river and friendly staff. Amazing breakfast in the morning. Would really recommend staying here!
Bath
Near station. Bus stop to to center outside The. Hotel. Number. 4 better to. Walk down Bus back stop just over the road. Small garden to use . Good menu. Safe area Quiz night
Bath
Breakfast was great, sausages, ham, eggs, sweets, bread, coffee/tea- comfortable environment - as was the self-catering kitchen area, and the lounge for evening dinner.
Great location! Comfy room, great water pressure.
Bath
Wonderful location and ambiance to this B&B
Lovely hotel, lovely atmosphere
