Originating from the 1780s, Henrietta House Hotel is a Georgian period townhouse set in the heart of Bath. It is a 10-minute walk from Bath Spa railway station. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests.
Holiday Inn Express Bath is a 15-minute walk from the magnificent Roman center of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage city. Free WiFi is available throughout.
The Gainsborough Bath Spa - Small Luxury Hotels of the World features a fitness center, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Bath.
Emily
United States of America
This hotel is so luxurious! Great staff, the spa in the basement (which guests can access 4 hours per day) is an unbeatable amenity with three warm/hot pools, two saunas, a steam room, and a cold room. My partner paid for a massage which he said was one of the best he's ever had. Incredibly comfortable mattress and pillows. The soundproofing is excellent. Our room was right next to the elevator, yet we heard no noise from it and minimal noise from the hallway. The staff are very kind. Central Bath is right outside your door, so the location is unbeatable. The train station is a 10 minute walk (or an even faster drive/taxi ride) away. It's not cheap but the value for money is here, especially for a relaxing and romantic getaway!
Located in Bath, within a few steps of The Roman Baths and a 5-minute walk of Bath Spa Train Station, Eight has free WiFi throughout the property.
Mario
United States of America
Beautiful building and a large beautiful room. The location was outstanding for a tourist. The hotel has no parking but there is a 20 minute loading zone just a 1/2 block away. The staff took out suitcases to our room while we moved our car to public parking, which was super sweet!
Featuring a bar, Broad Street Townhouse is located in the center of Bath, a 5-minute walk from The Circus Bath.
Marcy
United States of America
The location was great - walking distance to all the sights, and the views from the room were nice too. Breakfast was good and all the staff were super friendly.
Providing free on-site car parking in Bath, Bathen House provides a shared lounge and free WiFi. Built in 1910, the property is within 1.2 mi of Royal Crescent and 1.4 mi of The Circus Bath.
Tricia
United States of America
The property was beautiful! Some hotels with a lot of history look old and dated, but they managed to keep the history at this hotel, but have it look very new and clean.
Opened in December 2016, No.15 Great Pulteney is located just a 3-minute stroll from Pulteney Bridge, Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths.
Angela
United Kingdom
A lovely hotel and well located for central Bath. The rooms are small but for one night it was fine. The bathroom was well stocked with toiletries. The bar is lovely with great cocktails and breakfast was great too. We loved the pantry and the record player in our room was a nice touch. Without exception, everyone working here wants you to have the best time and that’s the real magic of this place.
Perfect for both business and pleasure, the luxurious 4-star Apex City of Bath Hotel is located on the corner of James Street West, just steps from the top sights!
Lovely clean room and hotel in an excellent location
Originating from the 1780s, Henrietta House Hotel is a Georgian period townhouse set in the heart of Bath. It is a 10-minute walk from Bath Spa railway station. Free Wi-Fi is available to all guests.
Central location, delicious breakfast and friendly staff.
This small boutique hotel located in the center of Bath, just around the corner from the iconic Pulteney Bridge, The Roseate Villa Bath is set within its own gardens and has a private car parking.
Very comfortable, good location, excellent facilities
Opposite Bath Spa Station, this Georgian-style hotel offers fine cuisine and free Wi-Fi. It has an excellent location close to shops and about 2133 feet from the Roman Baths.
Close to railway station, restaurants and The Forum.
In a picturesque cobbled street in Bath city center, this 18th-century boutique-style hotel is a unique haven with modern, elegant bedrooms and a friendly, relaxing atmosphere.
Very nice room, great location and very friendly staff.
Francis Hotel Bath is located in the heart of the historic city of Bath. This Regency-style townhouse hotel features individually designed bedrooms, many with four-poster beds and views over the city.
Hotel an location was brilliant. Very clean and friendly
Immerse yourself in the luxury of Bailbrook House Hotel, a Grade II listed Georgian mansion set within 20 acres of private grounds, boasting commanding views of central Bath and the surrounding...
Set in a beautiful area and so near to Bath Spa. Amazing views.
In a luxury country house set within 4 acres of beautiful grounds, The Bath Priory Hotel features a luxury spa and celebrated restaurant. The hotel is located less than 2 miles from Bath Abbey.
Beautiful building inside and out, very spacious rooms.
The Kennard Boutique Guesthouse offers fine, stylish accommodations in an elegant Georgian town house dating from 1794 and located walking distance from the Roman Baths, Therme Spa and most of the...
Breakfast excellent, room very comfortable and quiet
DoubleTree by Hilton Bath is a property located in Bath’s city center. Guests can enjoy views of the city, River Avon and the countryside beyond.
Staff were very friendly. Enjoyed our evening meal.
FAQs about hotels in Bath
On average, 3-star hotels in Bath cost $159 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bath are $238 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Bath can be found for $316 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Bath this weekend is $186 or, for a 4-star hotel, $321. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Bath for this weekend cost around $520 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $136 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Bath for tonight. You'll pay around $268 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Bath will cost around $492, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Wonderful, World Heritage site Bath is an impressive mix of Georgian architecture and Roman legacy. Its most famous landmark is the fantastic, natural hot spring Roman Baths. Although everything above the pillar bases is from a later period, you still get an idea of its appearance in Roman times. Sadly you can’t bathe here, but across the street the rooftop pool at Thermae Bath Spa offers views of Bath Abbey and the surrounding hills.
Check out the stained-glass windows in the abbey, England’s last remaining Gothic church. Its square houses Pump Rooms dispensing hot spring water from the Roman baths.
Just behind, the Parade Gardens by the Avon River overlook Bath Rugby Club, the multi-level Pulteney Weir and registered historic Pulteney Bridge, lined with shops. Other Bath shopping options include Southgate Shopping Centre, the bohemian Walcot Street market, and brand-name stores on Milsom and George streets.
North is The Circus, a circular square lined with Georgian townhouses, only marginally less impressive than the Royal Crescent down the road. You can now visit number 1 Royal Crescent, restored to its 18th-century glory.
Before heading to Bristol Airport from your Bath hotel, take time to try the famous Sally Lunn Bun and stop at the pleasant pubs along the Kennet and Avon Canal.
Beautiful city with all buildings preserved with their...
Beautiful city with all buildings preserved with their original features. Lots to see in the city centre, however we didn't come across many unique boutiques, the few that were there were closed as it was a Sunday. Went to Sotto Sotto Italian restaurant on our first night in Bath. The food was exceptional and the service faultless. So impressed with our experience there. On Sunday we had a hearty Sunday roast at Bathwick Boatman Riverside, overlooking the river Avon.
Chickadolly
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Mayors free walking tours of Bath are very good.
Mayors free walking tours of Bath are very good.
Bus tour is ok, but preferred walking tour.
Bath Abbey is well worth a visit.
Bath museum of work is excellent.
Church service at Christ Church Bath was very nice and congregation very friendly.
Art gallery was expensive. Most of the building was closed for repairs and the temporary exhibition of current artists was very low quality art.
Odd Down park and ride excellent.
Pulteney Bridge Coffee Shop very nice and very friendly.
Bus station very central and lots of very regular buses.
Stephen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
What’s not to like about Bath?
What’s not to like about Bath?
I’ve been here many times before but this was my first visit to the Thermae Spa with the rooftop pool, heated by the only natural hot spring in UK.
The Costume Museum is amazing and worth a visit but unfortunately closed at the moment as it moves premises.
Any of the historical buildings are worth visiting and there are so many cafes and restaurants.
If it’s your first time I’d probably allow at least 2 nights, maybe 3
Jacqueline
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Three nights at Z in Bath staff were amazing, the moral...
Three nights at Z in Bath staff were amazing, the moral seems wonderful between the staff and Management!
I was going to stay one night and decided three nights was perfect!
Now I am staying at Piccadilly in London.
I hope this Z is as friendly!
kathleen
Australia
Scored 10
10
Allow plenty of time as a lot to see.
Allow plenty of time as a lot to see. The Roman baths were brilliant and good value for money. Jane Austen centre a bit pricey for what it is but. Worth it if you are a fan. The assembly rooms shuts 2pm so visit before the Royal Crescent and Circus. So many eateries and cafes to try a d good shopping. We ate at Noya's kitchen Vietnamese , Jars greek restaurant and Bardaliciouse . We also did a Bath Ghost tour with Viator which was very entertaining but alas, no ghosts.
julie
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Bath was a beautiful city.
Bath was a beautiful city. There’s certain touristy things to do but also some hidden gems! I would recommend if you can, going on a weekday as it’s cheaper all round and the eating out seemed to be cheaper too! Use tik tok and other sites to get local places to go as this really helped us.
Sophie
United Kingdom
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It was pricier than what we'd normally pay for a hotel, but having seen the reviews and photos online, we decided to book anyway. I can honestly say it was the best hotel we've every stayed at. The central location was perfect - close to Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths, the Pump Room, Pulteney Bridge and the shops. The building itself is really quaint and situated next door to the famous Sally Lunn Tea Rooms. Our room was beautifully decorated and had ample space. The staff were very welcoming and breakfast was really good also.
This is one of the best boutique hotels I have stayed at so far. It is in an old 18th century building but was recently renovated. The decour, the choice of colours (loved the royal blue with white), the finishing, the attention to detail - everything was superb. Our room faced the inner garden that added to the beauty of the place. The bed was super comfortable, there was also slippers and robes for the guests. The staff was very nice, helpful and responsive. When I am in Bath again, I will definitelystay in Kennard again!
This is a lovely hotel in the centre of Bath, with beautiful spacious clean rooms. Then Penhaligons toiletries were a lovely addition. The hotel also has a beautiful garden and terrace which serves possibly the best pizza ever. Notably this hotel has the loveliest of staff, who are obviously very happy and enjoying their work. You are looked after exceptionally well. There was nothing we didn’t like about this hotel. We have family in Bath and this is where we will be staying from now on.
The Dukes is a very nice hotel consisting of two houses knocked into one. It is perfectly located and is just a short stroll into Bath city centre. The staff were very friendly, polite and helpful. Our room (Wellington) was situated on the 2nd floor and was spacious (suite), was well furnished, complete with a comfortable bed, two televisions, complimentary tea & coffee and two bath robes. Breakfast was very good and catered for all different tastes.
The hotel was perfectly located in the city centre and also near to the Bath Forum, where my Mother and I had tickets too in the evening. The staff were lovely - somebody even called during our stay to check everything was OK. The breakfast was really amazing - so much variety and plenty of room to sit. The hotel is very new but my Mother was impressed by the sound-proofing.
Angela
United Kingdom
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