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Duplex 1 bed, stunning views, parking & EV charger
A private, quiet guest suite within our house, only a short walk from Bath centre, set back from the road, with stunning views over the Royal Crescent. Upstairs double bedroom, downstairs open-plan living space, kitchen and modern shower room. BREAKFAST provisions provided. FREE gated parking & regular bus and train links close by. Modern comfort for couples, a stone's throw from everything. Ideal for romantic & cultural weekends, visiting parents of Uni students. EV charging is available.

Stylish suite in Georgian house with free parking
A chance to stay in a super Georgian terrace, with free on-street permit parking from check-in to check-out for one car. This stylish and completely self-contained suite of rooms in a Grade II* listed townhouse includes a sitting room (with hospitality area), quiet bedroom and bathroom. Please note there's no kitchen, but there is a fridge, kettle, toaster, plates and cutlery for light meals. It has its own private entrance and is superbly located just a ten-minute walk from the centre of Bath.

Exquisite grandeur - Central Bath
This sumptuous, stylish apartment is located in one of Bath's elegant crescents adjacent to the artisan, Walcot street area and only a moment's walk from the bustling city streets. The property has been recently renovated to an exceptionally high standard, with open fire, free standing 'soup bowl' bath and separate rain shower. The luxurious kitchen is fully equipped with a Lavazza coffee machine, dishwasher and bronze fittings. The extensive views overlook Walcot street and hills beyond.

Romantic Abbey View Stay Luxury Central Bath Flat
Abbey View Luxury Studio | Central Bath with Iconic Views 🏛 About this space Wake up to unforgettable views of Bath Abbey in this boutique city-centre studio. Nestled in a Grade I Georgian building, the apartment combines historic charm with modern luxury. Step outside and you’re just moments from the Roman Baths, Thermae Spa, SouthGate shopping, and Bath Spa train station (0.3 miles). Perfect for couples, solo travellers, this is one of Bath’s most sought-after stays. 300+ reviews.

Jane Austen's Family Home from 1801 to 1805
Sit at a wooden desk and summon the writer's muse at Jane Austen's family home from 1801 to 1805. In this immaculately maintained and lovingly restored apartment, walls teem with artwork and shelves overflow with curious objects. Original flagstone floors in spacious rooms lead to a light and airy kitchen overlooking the rose-filled courtyard. From heated mirrors to surround sound, this award-winning space, furnished with an eclectic mix of new and old, does not compromise on comfort.

The Annexe Ashgrove Cottage Pipehouse Bath BA2 7UJ
A peaceful cottage, light, airy and in the country with plenty of secure parking. Discover Bath, the Cotswolds, Avebury stone circle, Lacock, Longleat, Stonehenge, Salisbury, Stourhead, Wells and Cheddar. There is charging for Electric cars about 1 mile away at Flourish Farm Shop Farleigh Road Norton St Philip (Just off the A36). My husband is a qualified instructor and offers clay pigeon shooting. 2 night minimum requirement at weekends between 1st May and 2nd January each year.

Stunning Lansdown Crescent Mews House with parking
Lansdown Crescent is a well-known example of Georgian architecture and a short walk from the famous Royal Crescent. Sitting quietly behind this iconic address you'll find this beautifully converted, lavish Upper Lansdown Mews house. Just a ten minute saunter from Bath centre, this truly luxurious two-bedroom retreat is brimming with the finest fixtures and finishes, complimented by a private terrace, mood lighting, carefully chosen furniture and artwork aplenty.

2 double bedroom Central Bath Boutique Apartment
This luxurious newly refurbished apartment is in a stunning location in central Bath with amazing views of Bath Abbey and the Pump Room. Access to all the local sights and museums are on your doorstep and you can enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of the street musicians from the cosy sitting room. There are lots of restaurants and bars in the vicinity and you will enjoy a truly memorable stay in this spacious apartment offering a true home from home experience.

Whitehouse Apartment in Bath - free parking
Welcome to the Whitehouse apartment situated within walking distance of Bath city centre in the Oldfield Park area with the added benefit of free on-site parking. This ground floor garden apartment is completely self-contained tucked away at the rear of the main house and is equipped to a high standard. Outside the french doors open onto your own private patio area. There is a large open kitchen/living area, a separate double bedroom and bathroom.

Abbey Chambers | Abbey views from every window
This glorious apartment is located cheek by jowl with the beautiful and iconic 17th century Bath Abbey. You will be in the very heart of the world heritage city of Bath, looking on to the very Abbey and Roman Baths that Jane Austen promenaded past for several years. Just a minute's walk to everything that Bath has to offer and yet in a super smart and quiet apartment serviced by an elevator - a much needed bonus after a long day's sight seeing.

Bath Pump Room Apartment
This is a newly developed, light and airy second floor apartment with plush furnishings. Based in a Grade I listed Georgian building, this apartment offers a luxurious place to stay with all the comforts of home to enjoy whilst you take in the stunning views. Conveniently located next to the Bath Thermae Spa and looking onto the historical Bath Abbey and The Roman Baths makes it a perfect location for a long or short stay in the City of Bath.

Next to the Abbey & Roman Baths - Period House
This beautiful and luxurious house sits directly on Abbey Green - the prettiest square in Bath. This is next to the famous Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths. You will be able to escape to this peaceful and sumptuous hideaway after a day exploring the World Heritage City of Bath. When you are revived you can step back out again right into the heart of historic Bath. Delicious coffee, cakes, curios and history are all around you.
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When is the best time to visit Bath?
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| Avg. price | £112 | £117 | £122 | £129 | £137 | £141 | £143 | £149 | £143 | £135 | £130 | £146 |
| Avg. temp | 4°C | 5°C | 7°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 17°C | 17°C | 14°C | 11°C | 7°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Bath?
Bath has charming neighborhoods such as the city centre, known for Georgian architecture and easy access to historic sites, and Widcombe, which balances tranquillity with proximity to attractions. Many visitors appreciate the leafy settings around Royal Victoria Park and the artisan atmosphere in Walcot.
What are the best things to do in Bath with kids?
Families often explore the Roman Baths, visit the interactive Holburne Museum, and stroll through Royal Victoria Park’s play areas. Rowing on the River Avon or enjoying family-friendly walking tours can spark curiosity and adventure.
What are some of the best things to do in Bath?
Explore the Roman Baths, admire Bath Abbey’s architecture, and relax at the Thermae Bath Spa. The Royal Crescent and the Pulteney Bridge are often recommended for iconic views and rich history.
How is the weather in Bath?
Bath has cool, damp winters around 35–46°F (2–8°C) and mild summers that reach 54–71°F (12–22°C). Light layers and a rain jacket help for year-round visits, as showers can be unpredictable.
What are the best places to visit in Bath?
The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, and the Royal Crescent are among the city’s most popular sites, blending history with scenic surroundings. The Assembly Rooms and the Holburne Museum are frequently suggested for those seeking art and culture.
What are some hiking trails in Bath?
Around Bath, explore the Bath Skyline walk for panoramic city views, or choose riverside trails along the Kennet and Avon Canal. Alexandra Park’s wooded paths also provide a peaceful hike just above the city.
What are some family activities we can do in Bath?
Families often explore interactive exhibits at the Holburne Museum, take boat trips on the River Avon, or unwind at Royal Victoria Park’s playgrounds and gardens. Local theatres sometimes host shows tailored for younger audiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bath?
Visitors frequently head to prehistoric sites like Stonehenge, stroll among the honey-colored buildings of the Cotswolds, or explore historic castles in nearby towns. Countryside pubs and tranquil villages provide a change of pace.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bath?
Many accommodations in Bath welcome pets, especially in the city centre, Larkhall, and areas near open spaces. Plenty of local parks and riverside paths help make stays comfortable for guests traveling with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Bath?
Pre-booking tickets for popular attractions like the Roman Baths can save time, and weekday visits may offer a quieter atmosphere. Many neighbourhood cafés serve locally baked treats, and the city is known for its walkability—comfortable shoes go a long way.
What is Bath known for?
Bath is recognized for its Roman heritage, well-preserved Georgian architecture, and naturally heated thermal waters. The city often draws visitors interested in literary connections, such as those linked to Jane Austen.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bath?
Sydney Gardens offer a peaceful green retreat with historic landscaping, and the Museum of Bath Architecture provides insights into the city’s design. Tucked-away passageways near Walcot Street reveal small shops and independent galleries.
What are the best foods to try in Bath?
Bath has distinctive treats like the Bath bun—an enriched, sweet pastry—and Sally Lunn’s bun, known for its light, brioche-style texture. Local cheeses and West Country cider are frequently suggested in markets and independent cafés.
What should I bring for a trip to Bath?
Bring comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestones, a versatile rain jacket, and a layer for cool evenings. A reusable water bottle and a small day bag are handy for exploring city sites and nearby green spaces.
What is the nightlife in Bath like?
Bath’s nightlife includes laid-back pubs, small cocktail bars, and live performances at venues such as the Theatre Royal. The city centre and Kingsmead area often draw those interested in relaxed evening atmospheres.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Bath?
Bath has recurring events such as the Literature Festival in early spring and music celebrations that fill historic venues through summer. The Christmas Market transforms the city centre with festive stalls and seasonal displays.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bath?
Family-friendly rentals can be found throughout Bath, especially near Royal Victoria Park, the city centre, and residential neighbourhoods with easy access to green spaces. Many accommodations in these areas provide amenities for children.
When is the best time to visit Bath?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures, fewer crowds, and green city parks. Summertime draws visitors for local festivals and longer daylight, while winter displays festive decorations throughout central Bath.
All about Bath
There’s far more to the city of Bath these days than Jane Austen and hot water. While the ancient Roman Baths and magnificent Georgian architecture of the Royal Crescent and Circus continue to wow, an overlay of sustainably minded cool has reinvented the city. Over the last decade Somerset has established itself as one of the coolest parts of the United Kingdom, and Bath, its crowning glory, has become a hotbed of art, independent retail, and innovative cuisine. Now foodies, fashionistas, and farmers alike flock here for the organic markets and Nordic bakeries, hip natural wine bars, and cult interiors stores.
Myriad must-see museums (the Holburne, the Fashion Museum, Beckford’s Tower) are accompanied by forward-thinking galleries and artisan shops, and you’re as likely to seek out the hottest new gin bar as to sip tea in the Georgian-era Assembly Rooms and Pump House portrayed in Austen’s novels. Thermae Bath Spa, with a steaming rooftop pool, represents a luxurious new epoch for the city’s long legacy of wellness, while on the doorstep are West Country wonders including Cheddar Gorge, and dynamic rural enclaves Bruton and Frome.
What are the top things to do in Bath?
Bath Skyline Walk
Birdsong and babbling waters replace the acoustics of city life on a 10-kilometre National Trust path through wooded hills around the metropolis. While some cities are ugly from above, Bath’s honey-toned stone buildings and church and abbey spires make it a beautiful sight to survey from this elevated circular route. Leading east through green meadows and flower-filled woodlands, it takes in a kids’ play area and stunning viewpoints.
Quirky guided tours
Choose from dozens of brilliant expert-led tours that reveal hidden aspects of this great city, whether your interest is piqued by its breweries, ghosts, literary history, or food scene. Guided trips by bicycle, canal barge, paddle board, or even hot-air balloon show Bath from a different angle.
Roman Baths by Torchlight
In summer the Roman Baths, some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world, usually host torchlit evening sessions, when the flickering flames of torches mounted around its courtyard cast romantic shadows across its milky green pool. A pop-up bar adds to the fun.
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Bath stays are highly rated by guests – averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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Bath’s top spots include Bath Abbey, No. 1 Royal Crescent and The Holburne Museum
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