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Discover the best hotels, B&Bs, Inns, and holiday rentals in Bradford on Avon, based on 4,610 real reviews from actual guests.
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Beautiful town with good choice of restaurants and lovely views. Everyone we met was helpful and pleasant. We took the train (SWT) into Bath and the service was very bad with delays standing room only both there and back. SWT need serious improvements I will probably never use their service again.
Plenty of historic buildings, cafes and shops. Care needed for pedestrian access, lots of quaint but irregular paving. Car parking for town centre is limited and busy. There are two car-parks, one in front of library and at rail station. Town centre is narrow. Take time and care and this can be negotiated well. Avoid peak time use.
We visit more often than Bath and Lacock ever since we took a detour through the pretty town. Recent growth of few establishments well worth eating at and pretty views of River Avon with the boats and locks as well as historic sights of the Tithe Barn as well as the Town Bridge. Not too in-your-face-touristy with friendly locals. Good base for daytrips to major Cotswold attractions, Bristol, S.Wales (and Baaath!)
Liked the location, very handy for the shops & sightseeing. The Thai theme there was different & to know this food was available in the restaurant was unusual & cuisine catered for every taste
Bradford on Avon is a picturesque old town built on the Avon River. There's a good sized parking area near the train station from which you can walk around town. From the bridge over the Avon you can walk along the river and watch the swans and ducks with the beautiful old buildings as a backdrop. If you continue around under the railway bridge you come to the old Norman bridge and the Big Barn. In town the there is the small Saxon Church, the lock up on the bridge and the pretty crooked old houses to name a few things or perhaps a visit to the Tea Rooms in the main street. We had dinner at Ravello an Italian restaurant just near the bridge and it was very nice. I would also recommend visiting Great Chalfield which isn't far away, with it's lovely gardens and moat, built in the 1500's. This is still a family home and we were shown around by the Lady of the house. A cuppa or light lunch can be had which was very nice.
“Cute little cottage close to Bath and Bradford on Avon. Rooms were beautiful, clean and spacious. Practical breakfast room, however a sink/running water on ground level or proper kitchen would have been nice, but we managed as we only stayed for two nights. The owners were very friendly and helpful. Great garden for our daughter to play in (with pirate ship, trampoline and hammock) and they had two cute and very friendly dogs.”
“The Bear is the perfect place to stay in Bradford on Avon. We could not fault it and the staff were very welcoming. Thankyou The pies were very good too.”
“Easy going comfortable place close to Bradford on Avon”
“If you staying in b&b you will not go hungry in the morning, good hearty breakfast, lovely rooms, quiet and comfortable. Close to Bradford on Avon that worth visiting. Kids enjoyed Easter egg hunt on Sunday morning, as well as looking for fresh chicken eggs and feed 2 adorable ponies.”
“The location was convenient for Bradford on Avon, Bath and Longleat Safari Park. The staff were pleasant and courteous.”
