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St Christopher'S Inn Bath
9 Green St, Bath City Centre, Bath, Somerset Very Good 8.1
"Had a great time at St Christopher's Inn recently, the staff were helpful and the pub downstairs served some great beer and food." Geoff
Free WiFi Billiards No Smoking Rooms
The Rising Sun Inn
3 - 4 Grove St, Bath, Somerset Fabulous 8.7
"We had a good stay at the Rising Sun. The weather was good and we made use of the nice garden. Within walking distance of the centre for the physically able. Our room was nice, clean and comfortable, the breakfast better than average, good sausages and bacon. A good place, we can recommend." Hugh
Free WiFi Pets Allowed No Smoking Rooms
10 Grove St - Bath Holiday Suites
10 Grove St, Bath, Somerset Superb 9.4
"The location of the suites is good, within walking distance of everything lovely Bath has to offer. On arrival we were provided with a parking permit. The suite was clean, well furnished and equipped. The stay was good value and we would stay again." FS
The Kennard
11 Henrietta St, Bathampton, Bath, Somerset Superb 9.5
"A wonderful Georgian property, lovely and peaceful despite the central location in the heart of Bath city centre. Rooms are on the small side but attractive, well furnished and decorated, spotlessly clean. Breakfast was delicious, cooked to perfection. There is a lovely garden area at the rear as well. The owners were so friendly and helpful, their customer service is admirable. A perfect stay, excellent value for money, we will be recommending to family and friends." Casey
The Windsor Town House
69 Great Pulteney St, Bath, Somerset Very Good 8.4
"In a nice location close to the centre, staff were very welcoming and our room was fine and spotlessly clean, absolutely top-notch breakfasts. It is somewhere we would choose again if visiting Bath." Sue Wright
The Griffin Inn
Beauford Square, Bath City Centre, Bath, Somerset Fabulous 8.6
"In a central location with lots of character, friendly and helpful staff. There were plenty of stairs to climb which could be a problem for the less able. Breakfast was excellent as was the food at lunchtime (no evening meals). Would definitely stay again, there was no noise at night from the pub." Ken
The Henry Guest House
6 Henry St, Bath City Centre, Bath, Somerset Superb 9.1
"A well located Guest House close to everything. The owner and staff are welcoming and hospitable, have a lot of local knowledge and are happy to advise. Rooms are smallish but very clean and comfortable and a great breakfast in the morning. We were happy with everything." Robert
Edgar Townhouse
64 Gt Pulteney St, Bath, Somerset Fabulous 9.0
"Booked to stay here for a weekend break, it's a nice place to stay and it's just 10 minutes to get into the centre of Bath. Our room was nicely decorated and we had tea/coffee and water, there was also a fridge. There was a small lounge area, which had plenty of leaflets and books. The staff were all very friendly and efficient and breakfast in the morning was really good." Chris Beech
Cornerways B&B
47 Crescent Garden, Bath City Centre, Bath, Somerset Superb 9.1
"Had a really enjoyable stay here, Sue was great, the room was very cosy and the bed was lovely with good quality bed sheets. The bathroom was very nice with a heated towel rail and nice big towels are provided, the shower was excellent and would highly recommend this place." Rowena
The Ayrlington
Pulteney Rd, Bath, Somerset Superb 9.2
"We had a lovely room, nicely decorated and a large bath/shower room. Staff were good and professional. Within walking distance of the centre and a lovely garden, we would recommend." Cath
Brocks Guest House
32 Brock St, Bath City Centre, Bath, Somerset Fabulous 9.0
"In a lovely location between the Roman Circus and Royal Crescent, Brocks is a charming Georgian building with good quality furnishings, rooms nicely decorated, clean and comfortable containing refreshments and toiletries. No complaints about breakfast which was good, as was the service. In fact all the staff were friendly and helpful. In a nice and peaceful area within easy walking distance of restaurants and attractions." jerseyboy
Number 17 Bath
17 Pulteney Rd, Bath, Somerset Fabulous 8.7
"#17 is not a bed and breakfast, it's a few self catering units in a small complex. However its very affordable and a great alternative. Bath station is less than a 10 minute stroll away so it was easy to stay here without the car. Our room had a great view of Pulteney Bridge. Good facilities on hand and very comfy bed – recommended." G-G-H
The Bath House Boutique Bed & Breakfast
40 Crescent Gardens, Bath City Centre, Bath, Somerset Exceptional 9.6
"Located perfectly, a short walk to everything, with limited off street parking. The owners are charming and provide stylish accommodation. Rooms are spotlessly clean, very comfortable with thoughtful extra touches. Delicious cooked breakfasts are brought to your room, pre ordered the night before and served at a time to suit you. A luxurious B&B, totally relaxing and comfortable. We will definitely be returning and can recommend to anyone." Mike
Chestnuts House
Henrietta Rd, Bathampton, Bath, Somerset Exceptional 9.8
"We absolutely loved this place and we couldn't fault a thing, the room was beautifully decorated and a nice spacious bathroom. It was just a 5 minute walk to Bath city centre and close to the museums. There are parking facilities onsite and the breakfast in the morning was gorgeous." Madeline
25 Belvedere, Bath City Centre, Bath, Somerset Exceptional 9.8
"As the name suggests, on a hill and close to the centre. The owners are very welcoming and hospitable and the house is amazing. Our room was immaculate, very comfortable and well equipped including good quality toiletries and other thoughtful touches. Breakfast had excellent choices of hot and cold food, we can recommend the pancakes, everything is cooked and presented to high standards. Plenty of exercise walking up and down the hill too. A great stay, highly recommended." Briony Wells
Wreathed in golden honey coloured stone that captures the light just perfectly (especially at sunset!), Bath is one of the most beautiful cities in the UK, a truth acknowledged by UNESCO when they bestowed the entire city with World Heritage Status, making it the only city in Britain with that particular honour.
The city has been welcoming visitors since long before UNESCO swept in to confirm its historical importance. Founded by the Romans, the city played host to weary travellers and tourists looking to 'take the healing waters' that gave the city its name. These days you can still visit the evocative and atmospheric Roman Baths, while if you feel the need to take the waters yourself, there are a number of thermal spas in Bath.
It was during the Regency period that the place became the city you would recognise today. It became even more popular with visitors than during the Roman era (although perhaps not as popular as it is now), and was at the very heart of the social calendar for any keen socialite. This is when the buildings, built out of local golden coloured Bath stone were erected, with the Palladian mansions and the stunning Royal Crescent dating from that period.
Another keen visitor and observer of local society was, of course, Jane Austen and many a Janeite has made the pilgrimage to Bath that Austen immortalised in her novels Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. If you fancy learning more, you can visit the Jane Austen Museum, which offers insights into her life and career, as well as many of the settings found in her books. One such backdrop is the famous Assembly Rooms, which were once the centre of Regency life in Bath and are now run by the National Trust. Once described as 'the most noble and elegant' of any such rooms in the kingdom, visitors are offered the chance to dress up like real Regency ladies or gentlemen. If that doesn't satisfy your desire for authentic surroundings, then head over to the Pump Rooms for a spot of afternoon tea.
There is history around every corner in Bath, from the abbey which was the site of the coronation of the first King of all England, Edgar in 773, to the beautiful Pulteney Bridge which crosses the River Avon. Built in 1774, it is most notable for the shops that line either side of it - allowing you to indulge in a little retail therapy even as you cross the bridge. And at Number 1 Royal Crescent you can take a tour of an iconic Regency townhouse, decorated and maintained just as it would have been in the 18th century.
The real pleasure of Bath can be found in simply wandering its streets, sampling its many cafes, restaurants and pubs, taking a bite out of the local cuisine and swigging some local cider. Needless to say, there is plenty to see and do here, and more than enough to keep you busy for a few days.
FAQs for Bath B&B Accommodation
What is the best price for B&B in Bath tonight?
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Which Bath B&B's are best for couples?
Some of the best bed and breakfast's in Bath for couples are The Rising Sun Inn, or 10 Grove St - Bath Holiday Suites. You might also try The Kennard which frequently has offers on double rooms.
Which Bath guest houses are best for singles?
Some of the best rates for single rooms at Bath B&Bs can be found at The Windsor Town House and The Griffin Inn as well as The Henry Guest House on selected nights.
What Bath bed and breakfast's offer free WiFi?
Most B&Bs in Bath offer free WiFi. Get great rates & free wifi at The Bath House Boutique Bed & Breakfast or Chestnuts House.
What Bath B&B's offer the best breakfast?
Some of the best breakfast's are served at Brocks Guest House and you might also try Number 17 Bath which is also renown by guests for a great breakfast.
Which B&B's in Bath offer free parking?
You can find free parking at many Bath B&Bs, though most offer limited spaces and early booking is suggested. You could try 10 Grove St - Bath Holiday Suites or also look at Edgar Townhouse which has limited free parking.
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