فنادق في Bath

Where to Stay in Bath

• The city centre: the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge within walking distance.
• The Royal Crescent and the Circus: boutique hotels among the finest Georgian architecture.
• The station and SouthGate: practical if you arrive by train, close to the shopping centre.
• Bathwick and Lansdown: guest houses on quiet streets a short walk from the centre.

Types of Accommodation

Boutique hotels, guest houses and B&Bs dominate in Bath, most in historic Georgian buildings. Rooms can be small and parking in the centre is limited. Hotels fill quickly at weekends and during the Christmas market.

When to Go

Spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons for exploring; summer is busier. The Christmas market in December is one of Bath’s most popular events.

Getting There

Direct trains run from London to Bath Spa. The nearest airport is Bristol; for a private transfer to your hotel, see Bristol Airport to Bath transfer.

Things to Do in Bath

The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, the rooftop pool at Thermae Bath Spa, Pulteney Bridge and the Jane Austen Centre are the city’s classics. Nearby بريستول and the Cotswold villages make good day trips.

Who Is It For?

Bath is ideal for couples on a romantic escape, spa and thermal lovers, history and architecture enthusiasts and anyone planning a short weekend from London.

Practical Tips

• There can be queues at Thermae Bath Spa at weekends; go on a weekday or early.
• If you drive, use the park-and-ride car parks.
• Booking Roman Baths tickets ahead shortens your wait.

Booking a Hotel in Bath

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