Holiday rentals in Bath

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Apartment in Bath

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Contemporary Pied à Terre in the Heart of Bath

This beautifully designed modern apartment is situated opposite the exclusive Gainsborough Bath Spa, right in the heart of Bath's iconic centre. Surrounded by cafés and boutique shops, it is just 2 minutes walk from the Roman Baths, 3 minutes from Bath Abbey and 5 minutes from Bath Spa train station. Situated on the first floor with calming views over Pigeon Park, it is accessible by lift or stairs, with secure 24hr parking just a 3 minute walk away. The perfect base for discovering Bath.

6–13 Oct

£128 per night
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Townhouse in Bath and North East Somerset

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 438 reviews

Central & Charming. One Bed Bijou Period Cottage.

A characterful & unique cottage, fab location close to the heart of the city. Comfortable, stylish, warm and cosy, perfect for Shops, Museums, Restaurants and all the sights of the City. Within a five minute stroll is The Royal Crescent, The Circus, Michelin starred Olive Tree Restaurant and locals pub The Chequers. It's a tad over a ten minute walk to The Thermal Bath Spa. The house has speedy Fibre Broadband Connection. Use Charlotte Street Long Stay Car Park, 10 mins walk from the cottage.

14–21 Sept

£114 per night
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Flat in Bath

4.87 out of 5 average rating, 440 reviews

Central garden flat 2 twins or king bed + sofabed

This is a ground floor flat in a Georgian townhouse in the centre of Bath, its exterior was in Bridgerton! It's a sunny flat with features such as fireplaces and shutters. The beds can be 2 twins or zipped as a super king, sofabed is a double. There is a lovely sunny courtyard garden with table and chairs. The flat is very central, 2 minutes walk from the Circus, 5 minutes walk from the Royal Crescent. Great cafes, wine bars and restaurants are on the doorstep, it’s a short walk to the shops.

14–21 Dec

£101 per night

Popular amenities for Bath holiday rentals

Stay near Bath's top sights

The Roman Baths544 locals recommend
Thermae Bath Spa392 locals recommend
Bath Abbey165 locals recommend
Royal Victoria Park216 locals recommend
Pulteney Bridge93 locals recommend
The Forum12 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Bath

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Flat in Bath

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 622 reviews

Luxury studio with parking, balcony and breakfast

22–29 Sept

£93 per night
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Tiny home in Box

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

No.5 The perfect weekend love nest for two x

1–8 Feb

£102 per night
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Flat in Bath and North East Somerset

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

Abbey View studio central Bath

26 Jan – 2 Feb

£166 per night
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Flat in Bath

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 534 reviews

Printers Pad, Gt Pulteney St *think Bridgerton!*

7–14 Feb

£149 per night
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Flat in Bath and North East Somerset

5.0 out of 5 average rating, 230 reviews

Fantastic one bedroom flat in the centre of Bath

29 Jul – 5 Aug

£140 per night
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Apartment in Bath and North East Somerset

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

The Dance Studio

10–17 Jun

£120 per night
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Apartment in Bath and North East Somerset

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 237 reviews

Boutique 1 Bed Central Apt Overlooking Roman Baths

25 Aug – 1 Sept

£137 per night
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Flat in Bathwick

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

A large, sunny Victorian apartment

15–22 Aug

£102 per night
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Flat in Bath and North East Somerset

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Boutique 1-Bed Flat

27 May – 3 Jun

£95 per night
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Flat in Bath and North East Somerset

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 394 reviews

Station View. Bath central

23 Feb – 2 Mar

£108 per night
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Guest house in Bath

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 864 reviews

The Hideaway - parking, central, peaceful, private

10–15 Apr

£133 per night
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Home in Bath and North East Somerset

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 455 reviews

Beautiful Victorian 2 bed Cottage - Entire Place.

8–13 Sept

£105 per night

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Bath

Total rentals

1.8K properties

Wifi availability

1.8K properties include access to wifi

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

740 properties have a dedicated workspace

Pet-friendly rentals

320 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

880 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

147K reviews

Your guide to Bath

Welcome to 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.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Bath

Come on weekdays to avoid crowds, or at least aim to see the most popular sights then, giving your weekend days to less obvious spots. Throughout the year, world-class events add another dimension, and rarely a week passes without some variety of cultural festival, from film and comedy to classical music. May’s huge music- and literature-focused Bath Festival, the masked balls of the Jane Austen Festival in September, and the Bath Children’s Literature Festival in October are highlights. Summer is very busy, but joyful, bringing outdoor cinema, nightlife spilling into the streets, and wild swimming in the River Avon. The Christmas run-up is tempting, too, for top-notch shopping and the twinkling Bath Christmas Market.


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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