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Beau Street, BA1 1QU
Property Location A stay at The Gainsborough Bath Spa places you in the heart of Bath, steps from Thermae Bath Spa and Roman Baths. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of The Little Theatre... Read more
Brassknocker Hill, BA2 7HS Monkton Combe
The Combe Grove Manor hotel, is a georgian hotel, that offers to all its guests high quality amenities such as free wifi Internet access, 2 restaurants and a bar, Spa and health club with swimming... Read more
Sydney Road, BA2 6JF
This is one of the newest and most elegant hotels in Bath. The hotel has beautiful leisure facilities with treatment rooms and amazing gardens surrounding the hotel. Read more
Walcot Street, BA1 5BJ
The hotel is located in a modern building. Among the services available there are french cuisine restaurant, lobby bar, fitness room, meeting rooms, business center, concierge and multilingual staff. Read more
Queen Square, BA1 2HH
A good standard hotel in an excellent location with a lovely atmosphere throughout. The hotel offers good location and value. Read more
Rossiter Road, BA2 4JP Widcombe
A perfectly located hotel for exploring the sites, nightlife and cuisine of historic Bath. Rooms are generally of a good standard and the public areas are very nice. Read more
Lower Bristol Rd / Brougham Hayes, BA2 3QU
A well located property appointed to a high standard in its category with welcoming and freindly staff and a hotel with an extensive Car Park. Read more
Broad St Pl, , BA1 5LH
Near Bath Central Library, Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and a communal living room. Additional features at this hostel... Read more
Apt 3, 24 Broad Street, BA1 5LW
Near Bath Central Library, Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer. Read more
24 Milsoms Street, , BA1 1DG
Near Jane Austen Centre, Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access., The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Read more
Milsom Street, , BA1 1DS
Near Thermae Bath Spa, This smoke-free apartment features hiking/biking trails nearby., Distances are displayed to the nearest 0. Read more
32 Broadstreet, , BA1 5LP
Near Roman Baths, The front desk is staffed during limited hours., Distances are displayed to the nearest 0. Read more
2 Walcot Yard, , BA1 5BW
Near Bath Assembly Rooms, Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor tennis court and karaoke., Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access and a computer station. Read more
4 Walcot Yard, , BA1 5DQ
Near Bath Assembly Rooms, Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite. Read more
Abbey Lane - Hinton Charterhouse, BA3 6BB
A glorious country house hotel set in beautiful, unspoilt countryside, with ten acres of magnificent gardens and parkland. Perfectly located for Bath and a stunning retreat to relax and enjoy the... Read more
Discover Bath
Bath is a city in the United Kingdom which is in the English region of South West, in the county of Somerset, 70 km from Bristol and around 100 km from the university center of Oxford. The city is famous as a spa town: its name, in fact, stems the Roman Spa, English bath. Its springs are the only natural thermal spa in Britain, producing more than one million liters of water per day. The city is just over two hours by car or by train from London and spread over the River Avon among the hills of the Cotswolds and the Mendip Hills.The city of Bath has been declared a world heritage site by UNESCO for its unique Georgian architecture and historical buildings in the Palladian style, the merit of the two architects Wood (father and son) who gave a new face to the city during the sixteenth century.
The most interesting historic buildings in Bath are: Bath Abbey city's most important church built between 1499 and 1610 in late Gothic style, the detail most striking is the west facade decorated with carvings of angels going up and down the stone steps; the stunning Royal Crescent, a complex of 30 buildings arranged in ellipses made by J. Wood junior between 1767 and 1775 inside you can visit the Number One a house of the eighteenth century, renovated and fully furnished. The esoteric King's Circus is an area of circular shape made by Wood senior who has been inspired by Roman architecture for the style of the building and perhaps he putted symbols of Masonry, having regard to the key shape of the complex; another beautiful monument is the Pulteney Bridge built on the model of the Ponte Vecchio in Florence by the architect Robert Adams, is the only bridge in England that has shops on both sides of the bridge.
The most important museums are: the Roman Baths Museum, which collects the ruins of ancient Roman baths built on thermal springs of the city, adjacent to the museum is the Pump Room a luxury restaurant built in 1700 which exhibits on its walls the portraits of the most famous people of the era, the Holburne Museum which houses works of crafts such as porcelain, silverware and paintings, the Herschel Museum was the home of the famous astronomer who discovered the planet Mars and still retains its working instruments such as telescopes and maps constellations; the ladies will be interesting for the Fashion Museum, which hosts clothing and shoes from the sixteenth century to the present day and the Jane Austen Center, a museum that recreates the atmosphere of the age in which lived the famous English writer. For fine cuisine lovers there is a special museum where you can sample the foods on display and is called Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum is the oldest house in the city, dating back to 1483, and show you how they were made in the past the famous Sally Lunn Bun buns and you can see the old kitchen where they were been created. Worth seeing is also the Original Theatre Royal & Masonic Museum, inside there is a large collection of Masonic art objects and reconstruction of the theatre's dressing rooms of the tragic actress Sarah Siddons in Victorian era. The Victoria Art Gallery offers visitors its ancient and modern works of art from the fifteenth century until today, in its collections has sculptures, paintings and drawings by British and international artists.
A visit to the Thermae Bath Spa is a must for those who visit this famous English spa town you can choose whether to stay in the hot pools of the spa for 4 or 2 hours and there are many packages that include massages and beauty treatments.
The 3 or 4 star hotels with special offers that we recommend to book your stay in this wonderful city in England are:
- Travelodge Bath Waterside Hotel, 3 star hotel, in city center
- MGallery Francis Bath Hotel, 4 star, in town center
- Hilton Bath City Hotel, 4 star, in town center
- Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel, 5 star, in city center
- Hunstrete House Bath Hotel, 3 stars, near the city center