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Accommodation in Bath
Bath Backpackers is the most centrally located hostel in the historical Roman city of Bath...
We offer a choice of twin rooms and up to 10-bed dormitories smack bang in the middle of the city...
Bath's biggest hostel with facilities including restaurant, laundry, internet access, large fitness suite, sauna, solarium, lounge area, TV, left luggage and conference facilities.
Wentworth House Hotel is beautiful 2 star hotel set in a Victorian mansion on a peaceful hillside just 15 minutes walk from Bath city centre. Set in an acre of gardens.....
The Windsor is situated in Great Pulteney Street, Europe's most renowned Georgian Boulevard. Located in an elegant Grade 1 listed building (c.1794) it has been refurbished to the highest standard...
High quality rooms, mainly en-suite, make this Guesthouse the ideal place to stay for the discerning independent traveller
A beautiful Italianate mansion in its own gardens, YHA Bath offers a comfortable base for exploring this elegant city...
regional info
image by: K. ReinhardtThe city of Bath takes its peculiar name from the Roman Baths that were built here between the 1st and 4th centuries AD, the remains of which can still be seen today. Since its earliest days as a Celtic settlement, the history of Bath is inextricably linked to the natural waters that rise up here.
The heyday of Bath came in the 18th century when it became a fashionable spa town, and was a focus for English high society. Much of the architecture of Bath dates from this time, and the city is famous for its elegant Georgian townhouses and sweeping crescents. Today Bath is one of the most beautiful cities in the UK, and has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. With plenty to see and do, it is an absolute must for any visitor to the UK.
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