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 Welcoming, centrally located guest house |
24 Crescent Gardens Bath, North East Somerset BA1 2NB United Kingdom +44 1225 31 3339 http://www.albanybath.co.uk |
If location is everything, then you won't go far wrong with a stay at The Albany. Only five minutes level walk from the city centre and its attractions such as the Theatre Royal, The Abbey and the famous Roman Baths, this establishment offers quality accommodation in a quiet situation at a very reasonable price. A well maintained Victorian home, guests are assured of a warm welcome from the resident proprietors. Rooms are comfortable and breakfasts are generous. Special diets can be catered for subject to prior arrangement. Closed over the Christmas period. Please enquire regarding special rates for off peak and mid-week breaks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Self-catering house with splendid views |
31 Alexandra Road Bath, North East Somerset BA2 4PW United Kingdom +44 1225 42 9296 |
This brand new designer apartment affords the visitor wonderful views over the historic city of Bath and is large enough to accommodate 3-7 people. Although situated within walking distance of the city centre, the house adjoins an area of grass and mature trees so almost gives the impression of being closer to the country than the bustling city of Bath. Obviously, being a modern house, all modern facilities are provided including gas cooking, a microwave oven and central heating. For those traveling by rail, it should be pointed out that the station is only a few minutes walk away so taxi fares should not be too steep. This is a non-smoking house and is available from June through to September. Booking well in advance is essential. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Personal service from resident proprietors |
60 Great Pulteney Street Bath BA2 4DN United Kingdom +44 (0)1225 46 4134 |
This bed and breakfast establishment is unusual in that it offers only one letting room within the proprietor's delightful garden apartment on one of Bath's most elegant streets. The room with its garden view, can be arranged as a double, twin or (with an extra bed) as a triple, and is complete with a comfortable en-suite bathroom. The city centre and all its attractions such as the Roman Baths, the Pump Rooms and Pulteney Bridge are only a few minutes walk away. A choice of breakfasts is offered; please state your dietary requirements beforehand. Closed over Christmas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Economically Priced Accommodation Close to the City |
39 Bathwick Street Bath, North East Somerset BA2 6PA United Kingdom +1 44 1225 42 1911 http://www.bath.org/hotel/ashg... |
Within level walking distance of the city centre, the Ashgrove is a family-run home offering comfortable rooms at a very reasonable price. Six of the nine bedrooms have en-suite bath or shower facilities plus tea and coffee and full central heating. Unusually for such an economically priced establishment situated so close to the city centre, free car parking is provided and a family room is available for those that need it. A comfortable guest lounge is provided and a full fire certificate is held. A full English breakfast is provided and vegetarian options are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spacious farmhouse with fishing and riding facilities nearby |
Farmborough Bath, North East Somerset BA3 1BL United Kingdom +44 1761 470300 |
Small but sweet, this farm is centrally situated for visiting the area and it is a great escape. Relax in the comfort of the conservatory or the surrounding gardens, but if you do still have energy to spare, horse riding and fishing can be provided at nearby establishments. Children are also welcome but only from three years old and upwards. It should be noted that this is a non-smoking house. Special rates for off peak stays are available on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Riverside caravan and mobile home park |
Brassmill Lane Bath, North East Somerset BA1 3JT United Kingdom +44 1225 42 4301 |
Wake to the sound of ducks on the river in this ideal location that is convenient for the park-and-ride bus facility but is also within walking distance of a riverside watering hole. Only caravans and motor homes are allowed for which hard standing is provided and alongside vehicle parking. There is also a main car park for visitors. A restaurant is available plus an on site shop, public telephone, shower block with hot water facilities, ironing, drying and electrical hook-up points. Calor gas camping exchange is situated on site. Should the children need to let off steam, a play area has been built with them in mind. Pre-booking is recommended as this is a very popular site. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eighteenth century farmhouse set in a peaceful location |
Holt Road Bath, Wiltshire BA15 1TS United Kingdom +44 1225 86 3475 http://www.bath.co.uk/beeches-... |
The Beeches Farmhouse is close to the pretty town of Bradford on Avon, which is a place most visitors to Bath take in on their visit. And if you are not inclined to stay in a city, then The Beeches will suit you. Built in the eighteenth century, it is situated in a peaceful rural locality yet useful for both Bath and the surrounding area. Breakfast is served in a Victorian style conservatory which overlooks an expanse of lawn through which runs a gentle stream. This area is much frequented by the owners ducks and geese - the by-product of which (eggs) end up on the breakfast table. Children and babies are welcome by arrangement and there is a ground floor room for those with mobility problems. Rates for special breaks are available on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly, popular guest house |
95 Wellsway Poet's Corner Bath, North East Somerset BA2 4RU United Kingdom +44 1225 42 9562 http://www.brinsley-sheridan.c... |
This traditional guest house offers a warm friendly welcome. Its rooms are tastefully decorated and have all the facilities one expects from somewhere more expensive including a tea and coffee tray in your room. En suite and family rooms are available. Parking is unrestricted on the road outside but should you be traveling by public transport, the bus and railway stations are within walking distance. A lounge is provided solely for the use of guests. Rates for special mid-week or off season breaks are available. Early reservations are strongly recommended. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Private home offering accommodation |
3 Gloucester Road Swainswick Bath, North East Somerset BA1 7BH United Kingdom +44 1225 42 9004 |
Quietly situated, Cairngorm is a non-smoking establishment situated in a hamlet just off the main A4 into Bath. Surrounded by lovely gardens and peaceful countryside, this establishment offers en-suite rooms at affordable prices and provides special diets for those who need them. The city centre is two miles away and it is possible to leave the car and take the bus into the city. Ground floor bedrooms are available, a definite must for the disabled and those who can't manage the stairs. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities plus child-minding alarms. Please enquire regarding mid-week or off season breaks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dependable comfort near the Royal Crescent |
7 Newbridge Hill Bath, North East Somerset BA1 3PW United Kingdom +44 1225 33 1671 |
Situated on a convenient bus route only one mile or so from the city center, this traditional bed and breakfast accommodation offers dependable comfort plus those little extras like hair dryers and tea and coffee facilities in your room. Those with the energy can leave the car behind, abstain from public transport and stroll into the city via the adjacent park. You can always get the bus or a taxi back. Golf can be arranged for those who indulge in the pastime. Please enquire regarding special rates for off peak breaks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Working farm five miles from Bath |
Monkton Farleigh Bath, Wiltshire BA15 2QJ United Kingdom +44 1225 85 8583 |
Handy for Bath, Bradford on Avon and a nearby golf course, the farmhouse itself was converted from an old barn so, despite its age, it has all modern facilities. Boasting traditional farmhouse features such as a lounge provided purely for the use of guests, there is also a large garden and play area complete with a pool. Both children and pets are welcome by arrangement. This is just a small three-bedroom establishment so a warm and personal welcome awaits you. Obviously, because Church Farm is situated outside the city, there is an abundance of car parking plus peace and quiet. The only sound likely to disturb you in the night is a barn owl, not the sound of city traffic! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Camp and caravan site |
Church Farm Winsley Bath, Wiltshire BA15 2JH United Kingdom +44 1225 72 2246 |
Situated in the attractive village of Winsley, not far from Bradford on Avon, once you set your pitch you can either drive the five miles into Bath or get a bus that passes the site every thirty minutes. Caravans, motor homes and tents are all welcome. Showers and hot water are provided in the nearby blocks. Chemical soil disposal, launderette, ironing and drying facilities and a public telephone are all available on site, as are electrical hook up points for tents and caravans. Parking is provided next to the unit. Arrangements for golf have been made with a nearby course. Facilities for other activities such as horse riding, fishing, cycling and canoeing are all close by. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable bed and breakfast |
14 Newbridge Road Bath, North East Somerset BA1 3JZ United Kingdom +44 1225 42 5975 |
This recently refurbished establishment offers amazingly spacious facilities for such a low price. Most rooms are en suite and all have tea and coffee making facilities. In addition, there is a ground floor room available for the disabled and those with mobility problems. Please note: This is a non-smoking establishment. Closed from the 1st to the 31st of January inclusive. Please enquire regarding rates for special breaks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Georgian house dating from 1750 |
Church Street Bathford Bath, North East Somerset BA1 7RS United Kingdom +44 1225 85 9946 http://www.eaglehouse.co.uk |
Eagle House offers informal and friendly accommodation in a most elegant and imposing house situated in the village of Bathford. Although only fifteen minutes by car from Bath city center, this really is the place to unwind yet still have easy access to such things as local pubs for your evening meals. Offering a tennis court and free places for children, Eagle House certainly has to be considered if you want to visit the city but don't want to stay in it. Built in 1750 and surrounded by a walled garden, this really is a house to be appreciated. Please inquire regarding rates for special breaks. It is closed from 20th December to 3rd of January. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Long established guest house |
9 Newbridge Hill Bath BA1 3PW United Kingdom +44 1225 31 3237 |
This large Victorian house offers spacious accommodation at an affordable price. Not too far to walk to the city centre, you can choose to leave your car behind and take public transport (the X39 bus passes every 15 minutes) if a walk is out of the question. The Royal Crescent and Royal Victoria Park are very close by and most definitely within walking distance. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided in the well appointed rooms and there is also a baby listening service. All in all, this accommodation compares very well with many of the more expensive establishments. Situated in one of the nicer suburbs in Bath, and close to local shops, Flaxley Villa is unsurprisingly popular so do be sure to book ahead during peak season. Please enquire regarding mid-week or off season breaks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-run B&B close to Victoria Park |
14 Newbridge Hill Bath, North East Somerset BA1 3PU United Kingdom +44 1225 31 7521 http://www.glanydwr.co.uk/ |
Glan Y Dwr—traditional family-run bed and breakfast is situated only a mile from the very heart of Bath. One of an avenue of Victorian houses adjacent to the Royal United Hospital, Glan Y Dwr is far enough out of the city to be quiet yet close enough to be convenient. Although small and inexpensive, this establishment is willing to give you the best of service by bringing breakfast direct to your room. It also has a ground floor bedroom which is of obvious use to the disabled and those with mobility problems. Discounts are offered on stays of three nights or more and special off peak breaks apply in the quieter months. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional B&B on a quiet road |
Forester Road Bathwick Bath, North East Somerset BA2 6QF United Kingdom +44 1225 31 0132 |
Greenways is a superbly presented, reasonably priced bed and breakfast. It offers private parking for two cars but there's plenty of on street parking available. Although only having three en suite rooms, every care has been taken with decor and comfort, which puts them on a par with far higher priced accommodation. The city and its attractions are literally a ten-minute walk away with no gradients to make life difficult. Budding 'Captains' could even hire a boat from the nearby Victorian boating station and glide into the city in style! Pets are welcome by arrangement and vegetarians are catered for. It should be noted that this establishment is closed for Christmas but does offer short break rates throughout the rest of the year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ivy covered house of character |
Summer Lane Combe Down Bath, North East Somerset BA2 7EU United Kingdom +44 1225 832069 |
Resplendent in a coat of climbing ivy, this old house offers the peace and quiet of the countryside yet is only minutes by car from the heart of the city. Surrounded by attractive gardens and having glorious views to the south, Grey Lodge is a haven of tranquility that offers you the chance to recharge your batteries after busy days of sightseeing in Bath and the surrounding areas. Although only a small establishment, evening meals are offered subject to prior arrangement and organic ingredients from the hotel's garden are used where possible. In addition, there is also a friendly, food orientated pub not too far away should you prefer to eat out. It should be noted that this establishment is closed for Christmas. This is a non-smoking hotel. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Listed farmhouse |
Old Jockey Box Bath, Wiltshire SN13 8DJ United Kingdom +44 1225 742989 |
Small and friendly having only two rooms which are let on a bed and breakfast basis, Hatt Farm is situated high on a hill and thus has superb views over the surrounding countryside. Breakfast is served in generous proportions and if you need to walk it off, you will find plenty of countryside walks right on the doorstep. Relax in secluded gardens and admire the view or walk to a local pub in the cool of the evening after a day's hectic sightseeing in the city. Prices for special breaks are available on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sixteenth century country house |
Bath Road Box Bath, Wiltshire SN13 8DT United Kingdom +44 1225 74 4187 |
This is a wonderful house that dates from the 16th century and is set far enough out from Bath to be convenient for the city centre yet offering the tranquility and relaxing atmosphere of a country house. Self catering accommodation is also offered alongside the bed and breakfast arrangement. At the end of a long day's sightseeing, why not take a dip in the pool? Then stroll along to one of the local pubs where good food is available at reasonable prices. This establishment is closed over Christmas and New Year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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AA rated accommodation |
1 Crescent Gardens Upper Bristol Road Bath BA1 2NA United Kingdom +44 (0)1225 42 5543 |
Easily found, this is a hotel that appeals to those looking for economically priced accommodation within walking distance of all the amenities the city has to offer. Both the Royal Crescent and Victoria Park are within walking distance and there is a large public car park at the rear. Although small, the Hotel St. Clair offers a licensed restaurant and a varied breakfast selection and all rooms have tea/coffee making facilities, televisions, and telephones. Children are catered for on request and family rooms are available. Please inquire regarding special breaks, which are available on a bed and breakfast basis throughout the year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Situated in a village near Bath |
67 High Street Rode Bath, North East Somerset BA3 6PB United Kingdom +44 1373 830730 |
Although only having two letting rooms, this splendid eighteenth century house is well worth staying in just for the joy of inspecting its ornate drawing room ceiling. Tastefully furnished and set in attractive countryside, this property is ideal for those who wish to take in some of the surrounding area besides visiting Bath alone - although the latter is only a few miles drive away. The rooms have king-size beds and an added feature of the en suite family room is the fact that it has direct access to a walled garden right outside the door. Golf can be arranged at a choice of three different courses for those who tire of sightseeing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Studio style former coach house |
Langridge House Langridge Bath, North East Somerset BA1 9BX United Kingdom +44 1225 33 8874 http://www.langridge-studio.co... |
Surprisingly secluded, though close to the main A46 and A4 roads and only a few minutes drive from the centre of Bath, this is a very attractive spot as regards both the accommodation and its proximity to bus routes. The unit caters for two persons only but a cot is available if required. Linen is provided free of charge and there is a garage as well as adequate parking adjacent to a large shared garden. Cooking is by electricity in the modern kitchen that also boasts a microwave, washing machine and ironing facilities. Special rates are available for three days or more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Working farm offering man-size breakfasts |
Pensford Bath, Bristol BS16 4DA United Kingdom +44 1761 490281 |
Pensford is an attractive old mining town on the edge of Bristol and is convenient for those wishing to explore the whole area yet also well placed for sightseeing in both Bath and Bristol. The accommodation at Leigh Farm is provided in three self catering terraced motel units and a three bedroomed cottage. Predictably, as on all farms, the breakfasts are man-size and freshly cooked to order; fresh air dictates this. Although set amongst fields where long haired Highland cattle graze, Leigh Farm is only just off the main A37 which connects Bath to Bristol. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lynwood House |
6 Pulteney Gardens Bath, Somerset BA2 4HG United Kingdom +44 (0)1225 426410 http://www.lynwood-house.com/ |
Economically priced and situated in the heart of the city, this pleasant house is ideal for visiting the Roman Baths, the Abbey or taking a taxi or tour up to the Royal Crescent. Children from six months and upwards are made welcome and pets can be catered for by arrangement. It should be noted that this establishment is closed from the 2nd of January to the 8th of February. Discounts are available for longer stays. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly guest house |
7 Pulteney Terrace Pulteney Road Bath, North East Somerset BA2 4HJ United Kingdom +44 1225 33 6712 / +44 1225 33 7642 |
Heavily decorated with flowers during the summer months, Membland Guest House offers traditional hospitality in a family environment. The friendly hosts are happy to provide a traditional English breakfast or continental platter as well as advise you on places to visit during your stay. Two of the rooms are en suite and one is of family size. Most importantly, the house is within walking distance of the city centre and parking is available, enabling visitors to leave the car behind and explore on foot. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities and full central heating. This establishment is closed over Christmas. Please enquire regarding special rates for mid-week and off season breaks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-run traditional bed and breakfast |
75 Wellsway Bear Flat Bath, North East Somerset BA2 4RU United Kingdom +44 1225 33 5632 |
This family run traditional bed and breakfast offers a warm welcome along with the personal attention of the proprietors. All rooms are en-suite and have tea/coffee making facilities. Breakfast is served in a very attractive dining room that overlooks the garden and, if you wish to leave your car behind, the city centre and all its attractions, such as The Roman Baths, The Abbey, the shops and theatre, are a ten minute walk or so away. Rates for special breaks are available and reduced rates are offered for stays of three or more nights. Golf can be arranged at nearby courses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The friendliest pub in Bath... probably |
21 Newbridge Hill Bath, North East Somerset BA1 3PW United Kingdom +44 1225 42 3324 |
This tiny pub on the western outskirts has won the ultimate accolade of 'Friendliest Pub In Bath' and always extends a warm welcome to customers old and new. Dubious decor aside, it's an ideal spot for a quick pint especially if you are traveling alone and feel the need for human contact. There's a dartboard and pool table in the back room and food is served whenever the landlord can be bothered. Rooms are available above the pub and are cheap and functional. How cheap? That all depends on how much the landlord thinks that you can afford. Either way, you are guaranteed a warm welcome and a warm bed - but maybe not a hot meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Caravan, mobile home and tent camping |
Newton Road Bath, North East Somerset BA2 9JF United Kingdom +44 1225 33 3909 http://www.campinginbath.co.uk/ |
Whether you've got a motor home, a caravan or a tent, you are most welcome here. An award-winning camping park, Newton Mill is situated in acres of wooded valley through which a trout stream slowly ambles. Convenient for Bath, yet set in a peaceful spot well away from roads, this establishment has a lot to offer. Firstly it has an on site restaurant, a site shop, television lounge, drinks licence, a games room for the adults and a play area for the children. Should you need to spruce up, there is also a launderette, ironing and drying facilities. In addition, full parking facilities are available beside your accommodation as well as a hook-up for electrical supply plus a chemical toilet disposal facility. Pre-booking is recommended as this is a very popular site. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Converted lodge in its own grounds |
Sulis Manor Road Odd Down Bath, North East Somerset BA2 2AL United Kingdom +44 1225 83 7782 http://www.northlodge.co.uk |
Just minutes by car from the city centre, yet close to open countryside, the accommodation has been recently converted and offers en-suite rooms and a personal welcome. Unusually for such a small establishment, there is a hydropool and a fitness area available for guests. If you really want a break from sightseeing, the proprietors offer mid week golf breaks. It is also worth noting that the establishment is suitable for those with mobility problems and, if you really can't face the bustling traffic of Bath city centre, you can take the bus. This area of the city isn't one of the most picturesque, but the rates reflect this, offering tremendous value for money especially in high season. Rates for golfing breaks are available on request. This place is closed over Christmas and New Year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Georgian property with splendid views |
Raby Place Bathwick Hill Bath, North East Somerset BA2 4EH United Kingdom +44 1225 46 5120 |
The resident proprietor, Muriel Guy, welcomes you to her lovely home. Terraced and having panoramic views of the city, this handsome Georgian property combines the elegance of a by-gone age with all the comforts a modern day traveler needs. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities as well as being fully central heated. A lounge is provided for the sole use of guests. Three of the rooms have en suite bathrooms - please enquire when booking. A mouth watering array of home-made jams, organic eggs, yoghurts, fruit salads are offered along with a healthy, hearty breakfast. Please note that this is a non-smoking establishment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Victorian villa |
19 Upper Oldfield Park Bath, North East Somerset BA2 3JX United Kingdom +44 1225 31 5698 |
Jenny King will give you a warm welcome at this very imposing Victorian residence in a popular suburb that overlooks the city of Bath and provides economically priced accommodation in a traditional bed and breakfast environment. Because this is a small establishment, service is friendly and very informal. Car parking is available and the city center with all its attractions is only a ten minute walk away. All rooms are centrally heated and have radio, television and tea and coffee making facilities. This is the place to stay if you want traditional comfort and a warm welcome but don't want to pay a fortune. Special weekend breaks are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hansel and Gretel would love this place! |
37 Newbridge Road Bath, North East Somerset BA1 3HE United Kingdom +44 1225 33 0464 |
Built in Victorian times, The Old Red House looks as if it's been plucked from a Grimm's Fairy Tale and set down at the side of the main A4 into the city of Bath. In complete contrast to the honey colored buildings that surround it, the Old Red House is a deep shade of red and sports cottage-style stained glass window panes. The house offers comfortable bedrooms with canopied or king-sized beds. Each room has tea and coffee facilities and is fully centrally heated. Two of the bedrooms have en suite bathrooms. A choice is offered at breakfast time including a vegetarian option. A ground floor bedroom is available for those with mobility problems. It should be noted that this is a non-smoking establishment. Special rates are offered for stays of three nights or more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Closed for refurbishment until February 2001 |
Ashwicke Marshfield Bath, Wiltshire SN14 8AL United Kingdom +44 1225 859959 |
Built some time in the seventeenth century, this rambling, former farmhouse is quite a unique and attractive building. It is also situated in six acres of glorious garden and is only 5 miles from Bath. Ideal for touring the wider area and visiting such sites as Stonehenge, Bradford on Avon and Lacock, Pixtons Green is small enough to offer a warm and friendly welcome. A good night's sleep is assured in these peaceful surroundings. A baby listening service is available and vegetarians are catered for at breakfast. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Working farm set in a village location |
Stanton Prior Bath, North East Somerset BA2 9HX United Kingdom +44 1761 470382 |
How about staying in this lovely Georgian farmhouse which dates from somewhere near the earlier part of the eighteenth century? Only five miles west of Bath, you have the choice from here of driving into the centre of Bath or only as far as the Park and Ride where you can leave the car and get a bus into the centre of the city. Because only one room is en suite, prices are reasonable and you can always expect a warm welcome. This is the sort of place where you can experience plenty of fresh air at the end of a day's sightseeing and settle into the slower pace of village life. Reduced rates for special breaks are available on request. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Italianate Victorian villa |
Sydney Road Bath, North East Somerset BA2 6NT United Kingdom +44 1225 469267 |
Adjoining the Kennet and Avon canal where brightly colored narrow boats and pleasure craft still glide gracefully by, Ravenscroft is a spacious house but offers only two letting rooms. Thus, guests can be assured of a warm welcome and the personal attention of the proprietors. The house dates from Victorian times and is built to resemble an Italian villa but with 19th century proportions. This establishment offers great value for money and is situated in a fine area of the city, just a flat walk from all the attractions. Like a large number of other smaller establishments, Ravenscroft is closed over the Christmas period. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable accommodation in attractive Bathwick |
North Road Bathwick Bath, North East Somerset BA2 6HZ United Kingdom +44 1225 461919 http://www.ravenscroftbandb.co... |
This is a small, select establishment so is therefore of interest to those who like to view their host as a friend. The house itself is Victorian and fortunately positioned in the attractive area of Bathwick, a place where streets of period houses overlook the city centre. Guests can wander in mature, secluded gardens and take in the wonderful views over the city, which is within walking distance for those disinclined to take the car. Bath University is not too far away for those with business there. Please note that Ravenscroft is closed over the Christmas period. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Attractive guest house in the heart of the city |
9 Charlotte Street Bath BA1 2NE United Kingdom +44 (0)1225 42 4193 |
Flagstones and ancient iron railings adorn the area immediately in front of this centrally situated establishment. Georgian and in the heart of the city, this historic house, typical of many from that period, is presented with your comfort in mind. Guests are less than a minutes walk from Victoria Park and the Theatre Royal. Although it does not have its own car park, there is parking at the rear of the premises. The rooms are far from plush, but are clean and comfortable. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided in each room and the establishment is open all year. Romany offers exceptional value accommodation in a fairly quiet part of the city centre, so booking well in advance is highly recommended. Children from age seven upwards are welcome. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally located Edwardian establishment |
63 Wellsway Bath, North East Somerset BA2 4RT United Kingdom +44 1225 42 5667 |
A long established traditional bed and breakfast built in Edwardian times and situated not too far from the main sightseeing attractions. All rooms are en suite and have tea and coffee making facilities. They are also fully central heated. One room has a four-poster bed for those who want that special night without a crippling price tag. A residents lounge is available for the sole use of guests. Golf can be arranged for those who want some outdoor activity. A full English breakfast is yours for the asking and, if your preference is for something vegetarian, that option is also available. Special rates for mid-week or off season breaks are available and a discount applies for those wishing to stay three or more nights. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Royal Park Guest House |
16 Crescent Gardens Upper Bristol Road Bath, North East Somerset BA1 2NA United Kingdom +44 1225 31 7651 |
Only five minutes walk from the city centre, Royal Park Guest House offers traditional bed and breakfast hospitality in this lovely Victorian house. Don't expect fancy drapes, ornate cornices and roaring log fires and you won't be disappointed. There are no frills here, just a warm welcome and good, clean, serviceable accommodation. None of the rooms are en suite, but this is reflected in the prices. However, the rooms are well appointed and have tea/coffee making facilities plus remote control colour television and radio. It should be noted that this establishment is closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Please enquire regarding special breaks for longer stays and during the quieter months. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bungalow set in beautiful gardens |
19 Bradford Road Winsley Bath, Wiltshire BA15 2HW United Kingdom +44 1225 72 2380 |
Bungalows are rarely used for bed and breakfast accommodation, but Serendipity is an exception to the rule and it certainly has its advantages. All rooms are on the ground floor so they are ideal for the disabled and those who cannot manage the stairs. This particular bungalow is surrounded by attractive gardens where wild animals visit nightly to feed on food put out for them by the owners of this house. It is also close to the canal and river and therefore ideal for those who wish to explore on foot or by bicycle. There is no need to go back into the city to eat at night because good pub food is available around every corner. Special rates are available for mid-week and off season breaks; please enquire for details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Comfortable guest house |
6 Lime Grove Bath, North East Somerset BA2 4HF United Kingdom +44 1225 42 3254 |
This highly recommended traditional guest house is within walking distance of the city centre and specialises in providing comfortable accommodation at reasonable prices. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities and a full English breakfast is included in the price. Toad Hall is also convenient for those travelling by rail and road. Although the rooms are not en suite, Toad Hall makes up for this with excellent comfort at an economic price. Please enquire regarding mid-week or off season breaks. Open all year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Working farm |
Toghill Bath BS30 5RT United Kingdom +44 (0)1225 89 1261 http://www.toghillhousefarm.co... |
If you leave the motorway and proceed towards Bath, you will easily find Toghill House Farm. Built in the seventeenth century as a retreat for monks, it has great views over the city of Bristol yet is only a few miles from the centre of Bath. This is a bona fide working farm where guests are free to participate in everyday farming activities if they so wish. All rooms are en suite. Pets and children are welcome by arrangement and special breaks are available on request. Because it is outside the city, there is plenty of car parking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tolley Cottage |
23 Sydney Buildings Bath, North East Somerset BA2 6BZ United Kingdom +44 (0)1225 46 3365 http://www.tolleycottage.co.uk |
If you're looking for a pleasant but inexpensive stay, walk this way. Tolley Cottage is a great hideout in the countryside. Experience the quiet and serenity of this place and enjoy the hospitality. What's more, the Bath city center is only 10 minutes away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern farmhouse |
Sandy Lane Stanton Drew Bath, North East Somerset BS39 4EL United Kingdom +44 1275 332723 |
Stanton Drew was ancient in the days when London was new. The village itself is famous for its standing stones, sometimes referred to as Druid Stones. Actually they're a lot older than Druidic times although no one has really proved who the people were who put them there. Valley Farm is much newer than this, being a modern farmhouse built with all amenities. All bedrooms have en suite bathrooms and are suitable for those with mobility problems. Surrounded by rolling countryside, Valley Farm offers the peace and quiet of the country after the noise and bustle of the city, and makes an ideal base for visitors interested in visiting either Bristol or Bath. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional comfort in prime location |
17-19 Crescent Gardens Upper Bristol Road Bath BA1 2NA United Kingdom +44 (0)1225 42 6528 |
Walton's Guest House offers traditional bed and breakfast accommodation and is suitable for group bookings. Rooms are functional and comfortable and the peaceful location allows any budding "John-boys" to rest easy, as well as being just a short, flat walk away from the shops and attractions. There is a public car park at the rear, beyond which is The Royal Crescent and Royal Victoria Park. Rates for special mid-week breaks are available. Please enquire about special rates for groups. It is open all year. Please note that this is a very popular establishment, so do be sure to book ahead in high season. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Victorian house overlooking pastures |
Claverton Down Road Bath, North East Somerset BA2 7AS United Kingdom +44 1225 462322 |
Enjoy bed and breakfast in a small establishment that is not too far by car from the city centre, yet is set in its own grounds of one acre and overlooks rolling green pastures. If you wish to leave the car behind, public transport is available to take you into the city. Dating from Victorian times, Wansdyke House has only two letting rooms so you can be assured of a warm and personal welcome from the resident proprietors. A full and hearty breakfast is provided both in its traditional form and for vegetarians. It should be noted that Wansdyke House is closed over Christmas and New Year. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wheelwrights Arms |
Church Lane Monkton Combe Bath, North East Somerset BA2 7HB United Kingdom +44 1225 72 2287 www.wheelwrightsarms.co.uk |
The Wheelwrights Arms has built up something of a reputation over the years. It is situated in the lovely Midford Valley just a few miles out from Bath and in a village setting. Most accommodation is in the converted stables at the rear of the property and it definitely suits those who savor a peaceful room yet reasonably priced food and drink in a bar where locals gather. Like the inn, the rooms are situated on level ground which makes them ideal for the disabled or those with mobility difficulties. There is also plenty of parking on site. Tea and coffee making facilities and phones are available in the rooms which are all en suite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central and Great Value |
International House Broad Street Place Bath, North East Somerset BA1 5LH United Kingdom +44 1225 32 5900 http://www.bathymca.co.uk/ |
You don't have to be young, male, or even Christian to stay here. The Bath YMCA is a large hostel that is well equipped with on site laundry, steam baths, a nursery, and is centrally located which places you within minutes of all the popular attractions in Bath, such the Roman Baths, Royal Crescent and the Abbey. And if you stay here you won't loose your edge when it comes to working out, as the Bath YMCA boasts some of the top fitness trainers and up to date gym equipment. Open 24 hours, accommodation varies from single rooms (£24), twins (£22), triples (£16), quads (£15), and dorm beds (£13). This place is a must for the traveler on a budget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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