Originating from the 1780s, Henrietta House Hotel is a Georgian period townhouse set in the heart of Bath. It is a 10-minute walk from Bath Spa railway station. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests.
Laveena
Thailand
The staff, in particular Rajiv at front office, were exceptional. They were able to make some great recommendations for F&B, made sure we had everything we needed for a comfortable and smooth stay.
This small boutique hotel located in the centre of Bath, just around the corner from the iconic Pulteney Bridge, The Roseate Villa Bath is set within its own gardens and has a private car parking.
darran
United Kingdom
The room was lovely , the bed was comfy , it was really clean and the staff were lovely
Nestled in 20 acres of the serene Somerset countryside, Homewood Bath is the ultimate staycation destination.
Debs
United Kingdom
Amazing hotel! The attention to detail is insane. Quirky lighting and decor, pick n mix, additional milk and water for the room, wellies and umbrellas for walks in the rain.The room was stunning, comfortable with the most amazing bathroom. We had a fantastic breakfast in bed. The staff were all brilliant, so calm and friendly providing the most excellent service.
Providing free on-site car parking in Bath, Bathen House provides a shared lounge and free WiFi. Built in 1910, the property is within 2 km of Royal Crescent and 2.2 km of The Circus Bath.
Sonny
United Kingdom
We stayed in the executive suite, an unreal room,
Hotels service and facilities are exceptional
Perfect for both business and pleasure, the luxurious 4-star Apex City of Bath Hotel is located on the corner of James Street West, just steps from the top sights!
Great location. Friendly helpful staff. Clean, quiet
Originating from the 1780s, Henrietta House Hotel is a Georgian period townhouse set in the heart of Bath. It is a 10-minute walk from Bath Spa railway station. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests.
Ideal location, staff extremely polite and helpful.
This small boutique hotel located in the centre of Bath, just around the corner from the iconic Pulteney Bridge, The Roseate Villa Bath is set within its own gardens and has a private car parking.
Very comfortable, good location, excellent facilities
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 650 metres from the Roman Baths.
Extremely friendly staff and everything you need nearby.
Francis Hotel Bath is located in the heart of the historic city of Bath. This Regency-style townhouse hotel features individually designed bedrooms, many with four-poster beds and views over the city.
Great lovely getaway for a Saturday night in the city
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 situated less than 2 miles from Bath Abbey.
Beautiful hotel and grounds.
Rooms are very comfortable.
Immerse yourself in the luxury of Bailbrook House Hotel, a Grade II listed Georgian mansion set within 20 acres of private grounds, boasting commanding views of central Bath and the surrounding...
Beautiful hotel, very comfy beds, lovely food and 10/10 breakfast!
The Kennard Boutique Guesthouse offers fine, stylish accommodation in an elegant Georgian town house dating from 1794 and located walking distance from the Roman Baths, Thermae Spa and most of the...
Breakfast excellent, room very comfortable and quiet
In a picturesque cobbled street in Bath city centre, this 18th-century boutique-style hotel is a unique haven with modern, elegant bedrooms and a friendly, relaxing atmosphere.
It was just beautiful. Perfect location for Bath city centre
Set in gardens, Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel features a spa and award-winning restaurant. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Bath Abbey.
Excellent breakfast with friendly and helpful staff
FAQs about hotels in Bath
On average, 3-star hotels in Bath cost £121 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bath are £181 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bath can on average be found for £243 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bath this weekend is £179 or, for a 4-star hotel, £282. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bath for this weekend cost on average around £561 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £155 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Bath for tonight. You'll pay on average around £216 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Bath will cost around £306 (based on Booking.com prices).
Wonderful, World Heritage-listed Bath is an impressive mix of Georgian architecture and Roman legacy. Its most famous landmark is the fantastic, natural hot spring Roman Baths. Although everything above the pillar bases is from a later period, you still get an idea of its appearance in Roman times. Sadly you can’t bathe here, but across the street the rooftop pool at Thermae Bath Spa offers views of Bath Abbey and the surrounding hills.
Check out the stained-glass windows in the abbey, England’s last remaining Gothic church. Its square houses Pump Rooms dispensing hot spring water from the Roman baths.
Just behind, the Parade Gardens by the River Avon overlook Bath Rugby Club, the multi-levelled Pulteney Weir and Grade I-listed Pulteney Bridge, lined with shops. Other Bath shopping options are the Southgate Shopping Centre, the bohemian Walcot Street market, and high street stores on Milsom and George streets.
North is The Circus, a circular square lined with Georgian townhouses, only marginally less impressive than the Royal Crescent down the road. You can now visit number 1 Royal Crescent, restored to its 18th-century glory.
Before heading to Bristol Airport from your Bath accommodation, take time to try the famous Sally Lunn Bun and stop at the pleasant pubs along the Kennet and Avon Canal.
Lovely city. Lots of interesting places to see and visit.
Lovely city. Lots of interesting places to see and visit. Even The Crescent was within walking distance up steep hills. The GPS signal was poor and local people were quick to offer friendly advice. All the places we wanted were excellent especially the Hershel museum (astronomy) and the Roman Baths. Very good eating places. Traffic going to M4 was quite heavy and we chose the wrong time to leave the city.
Ronald
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
A stunning city with so much to see and do in a such a...
A stunning city with so much to see and do in a such a perfectly sized space. A short walk through Victoria Park, a stunning view of the Royal Crescent and then down into the centre of Bath. I wonderful mix of history, modern and independent stores and wonderful places to eat and drink. Vibrant, yet relaxed.
Michael
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Beautiful city, so much to see and do, if you like shopping,...
Beautiful city, so much to see and do, if you like shopping, eating and beautiful architecture this is the place. Lots of really unique independent shops, such as the perfumery on Bond Street and the whiskey shop, where you can sample before you buy. Loads of cute side street bars and restaurants, lovely atmosphere and friendly people.
Jess
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Bath is a most beautiful compact Georgian city with lots to...
Bath is a most beautiful compact Georgian city with lots to see and experience. It is a must see destination for travellers. Unique in its architecture. An inspiring city with wonderful parks and air to breathe. Lots of coffee shops and eating places as well as good pubs and friendly, helpful locals.
AnitaYC
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I had been to Bath years ago but had forgotten just how...
I had been to Bath years ago but had forgotten just how beautiful it is. Very European feel and everything is within walking distance. Great cafes and restaurants. We were only there for a night but I loved it and could’ve stayed much longer!
Alison W
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Great city, plenty to do and see.
Great city, plenty to do and see. Boat trips available along the river. Easily walkable city and many pretty historical sites. Lots of tourists in summer so good idea to prebook tickets where possible to avoid queues. Excellent choice of cafes, restaurants and bars.
It was pricier than what we'd normally pay for a hotel, but having seen the reviews and photos online, we decided to book anyway. I can honestly say it was the best hotel we've every stayed at. The central location was perfect - close to Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths, the Pump Room, Pulteney Bridge and the shops. The building itself is really quaint and situated next door to the famous Sally Lunn Tea Rooms. Our room was beautifully decorated and had ample space. The staff were very welcoming and breakfast was really good also.
The Roseate Villa Bath is a beautiful, boutique-style accommodation in a tranquil garden setting. We received personalised service and attention to detail, a warm welcome and the little extras like afternoon tea and homemade treats. The location is also a plus, situated within easy walking distance to the city centre and main attractions like the Roman Baths. The rooms are spacious, stylishly decorated, and very comfortable, contributing to an overall luxurious experience.
Beautiful boutique hotel in the Town centre. The breakfast was great, many options to choose from at the downstairs café which was full of character. The next door pub wad also fun for a drink. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Parking at the nearby Waitrose, 2 min walk from the hotel was convenient. Our room was rather small but worked well for one night stay. Bed and linnen very comfortable. Bathroom was spacious and shower was great! Overall a great stay.
The whole experience at Gainsborough Spa was fantastic, really warm welcome and complimentary room upgrade on arrival. Help with parking and drinks whilst we waited to check in. Feels more like a boutique hotel with nice visibility of staff , friendly, professional and attentive. Everything was easy, uncomplicated and relaxing Spa experience. Breakfast was very good.
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