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Hotels and Places to Stay in Bath
Bath attracts more visitors than any city in England other than London. There is lots to do in both Bath and the surrounding area. Popular places for tourists to visit in the city include the Roman Baths, the Museum of Costume, the Royal Crescent, the Museum of East Asian Art and Bath Abbey.
Bath can also provide a good base for a holiday or short break exploring the South West of England. Places to visit include:
As you would expect there are many excellent hotels in Bath. One of the finest is the Bath Priory Hotel. Each of its 27 rooms has been individually designed. The hotel is set within its own beautiful gardens.
If you are looking for a leisure break or the chance to relax between business meetings, then head for the hotel’s spa and leisure facilities. There is an indoor and an outdoor swimming pool, a gym, a steam room and spa. Spa and beauty treatments are available.
The restaurant has held a prestigious Michelin star since 1999 and the Head Chef, Chris Horridge, places an emphasis on using fresh seasonal products. He works closely with Jane Moore, Chelsea Medal Winner and Head Gardener to develop menus which use ingredients grown in the hotel’s kitchen garden.
The Bath Spa Hotel has 129 bedrooms/suites including 11 with four-poster beds.
The leisure facilities at this hotel are also excellent with an indoor pool, a gym, sauna and whirlpool The spa has a Thermal Suite including Rock Sauna, Salt Infusion, Aroma and Ice Steam Rooms, Infra Red Cabin and Experience Showers.
A croquet lawn is available for use by guests.
For price conscious visitors looking for a comfortable place to stay in Bath, Express by Holiday Inn may be ideal. It is a purpose built hotel just a mile from the historic city centre.
If your travel plans include visiting both Bath and Bristol, the Greenfields Bed and Breakfast could be a good option. It is on the A4 between Bath and Bristol just 6 miles from the centre of Bath. It is run by owners Kim and Kevin Green. The rooms are large with en-suite facilities and can, by arrangement, accommodate families. There is a dedicated breakfast room and on warm days the French windows can be opened out to a beautiful view of the garden and fields beyond.
If you know of an hotel in Bath or elsewhere in the UK, which you could recommend, please contact us by email or give us a ring on 01962 889460.
For further information on Bath please use the following links:
Restaurants in Bath
Five Restaurants in Five Days
Hotels in Bath
Bed and Breakfast in Bath
Things to Do in Bath
For further information on nearby Bristol please use the following links:
City of Brisol
Restaurants in Bristol
Ten Great Restaurants and Places to Eat in Bristol
Hotels in Bristol
Bed and Breakfasts in Bristol
Things to Do in Bristol
© Local Service Guide Limited 2007 Hotels and Places to Stay in Bath
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Bath can also provide a good base for a holiday or short break exploring the South West of England. Places to visit include:
As you would expect there are many excellent hotels in Bath. One of the finest is the Bath Priory Hotel. Each of its 27 rooms has been individually designed. The hotel is set within its own beautiful gardens.If you are looking for a leisure break or the chance to relax between business meetings, then head for the hotel’s spa and leisure facilities. There is an indoor and an outdoor swimming pool, a gym, a steam room and spa. Spa and beauty treatments are available.
The restaurant has held a prestigious Michelin star since 1999 and the Head Chef, Chris Horridge, places an emphasis on using fresh seasonal products. He works closely with Jane Moore, Chelsea Medal Winner and Head Gardener to develop menus which use ingredients grown in the hotel’s kitchen garden.
The Bath Spa Hotel has 129 bedrooms/suites including 11 with four-poster beds.The leisure facilities at this hotel are also excellent with an indoor pool, a gym, sauna and whirlpool The spa has a Thermal Suite including Rock Sauna, Salt Infusion, Aroma and Ice Steam Rooms, Infra Red Cabin and Experience Showers.
A croquet lawn is available for use by guests.
For price conscious visitors looking for a comfortable place to stay in Bath, Express by Holiday Inn may be ideal. It is a purpose built hotel just a mile from the historic city centre.If your travel plans include visiting both Bath and Bristol, the Greenfields Bed and Breakfast could be a good option. It is on the A4 between Bath and Bristol just 6 miles from the centre of Bath. It is run by owners Kim and Kevin Green. The rooms are large with en-suite facilities and can, by arrangement, accommodate families. There is a dedicated breakfast room and on warm days the French windows can be opened out to a beautiful view of the garden and fields beyond.If you know of an hotel in Bath or elsewhere in the UK, which you could recommend, please contact us by email or give us a ring on 01962 889460.
For further information on Bath please use the following links:
Restaurants in Bath
Five Restaurants in Five Days
Hotels in Bath
Bed and Breakfast in Bath
Things to Do in Bath
For further information on nearby Bristol please use the following links:
City of Brisol
Restaurants in Bristol
Ten Great Restaurants and Places to Eat in Bristol
Hotels in Bristol
Bed and Breakfasts in Bristol
Things to Do in Bristol
© Local Service Guide Limited 2007 Hotels and Places to Stay in Bath