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Hotels in Bath

Where to stay

Many of Bath's elegant Georgian buildings still fulfil their original function of housing visitors to the city. Charming traditional hotels can easily be found in the town's most attractive streets. Accommodation is available at a range of prices and standards, from luxury to budget, although mid-range three-star hotels predominate. There are several bed and breakfast options available for online booking, although they tend to be located further from the town centre. If you are concentrating on the city's sights, or travelling around the region by public transport, choose a central hotel - if you can afford it. For a longer or cheaper stay, have a look at the bed and breakfast options. If you want to enjoy a countryside retreat, see our selection of local country house hotels.

Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel *****

One of the smartest and most luxurious hotels in Bath, the Bath Spa is well-known for its fine dining and elegant surroundings. Although it is near the centre of Bath the hotel sits in lovely landscaped gardens. It has well-equipped fitness facilities. More information / make a booking

SACO Bath ****

SACO Bath

SACO Bath has an unwieldy name but its concept is a good one: self-contained hotel-apartments with smart decor, a modern feel and cooking facilities. Ideal for a semi-independent stay in the centre of town. More information / make a booking

Queensberry Hotel ***

Queensberry Hotel, Bath

The Queensberry Hotel is a smart town house hotel on one of Bath's smartest Georgian streets. Aiming to blend contemporary style with historic charm, the hotel is praised by past guests. The Queensberry has pleasant gardens and a restaurant, the Olive Tree, with an excellent reputation locally. More information / make a booking

Abbey Hotel ***

The Best Western Abbey Hotel is in a perfect central location, right behind Bath Abbey. Bath's tourist attractions and the railway station are all within easy walking distance. The hotel has comfortable rooms at reasonable prices, including single rooms for the solo traveller. Drivers should be aware there is no parking at the hotel. More information / make a booking (Active)

Pratt's Hotel Bath ***

Pratt's Hotel, Bath

Pratt's Hotel is located centrally, in South Parade. Part of an elegant Georgian terrace set back from the main road, the hotel has 46 en-suite well-equipped rooms, and a good restaurant. At a minute's walk from the abbey and five minutes from the railway and bus stations, it's a very convenient place to stay.

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Menzies Bath Waterside Hotel ****

Menzies Waterside Hotel, Bath

Located on the banks of the river Avon, the Menzies Bath Waterside is a purpose-built 113-bedroom hotel. The hotel is a few minutes' walk from the centre of Bath, and lies in Widcombe, just over the river from the railway station. You can also walk along the river through town, to Pulteney Bridge. It doesn't have the character of Bath's historic hotels, but it's a modern and efficent place to stay. More information / make a booking

The Francis ***

The Mercure Francis Hotel has a prestigious location on Queen’s Square, one of the pearls of Bath's architecture. The hotel has a homely period feel, complete with creaking floorboards, despite the fact that the building was rebuilt after Second World War bombing. Staff are friendly and helpful, and the food is much-praised. More information / make a booking

Redcar Hotel

The Redcar hotel is a Georgian town house on a historic side-street close to Pulteney Bridge. Bedrooms all have en-suite acilities. Reviews from past guests have been mixed, but the Redcar certainly has a good location and reasonable prices. More information / make a booking

Express by Holiday Inn

Express by Holiday Inn is a cheap option for budget travellers who don't mind being outside the attractive centre of Bath. As you'd expect from an efficient chain, the hotel has good facilities and offers a comfortable stay. It is within walking distance of the historic centre, although the immediate area isn't especially appealing. More information / make a booking


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