HOTELS IN BATH FOR SHORT BREAKS
Bath Hotels Availability Check
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 Abbey
Hotel 
Situated in the very heart of Bath, behind the Abbey and only a minute's walk from the Roman Baths and the Pump Rooms. All the bedrooms are comfortable, individually decorated and well equipped. Breakfast only is available in the restaurant whilst supper is served in the lounge. |
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Barcelo Combe Grove Manor  
This 17th century manor house is wonderfully situated just two miles from the historic city of Bath. Nestling in 69 acres of private parkland, the estate offers the most astonishing views over the Limpley Stoke Valley and surrounding area along with some of the finest leisure facilities in the south west. |
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Express by Holiday Inn Bath
This modern, purpose built hotel is located close to the centre of the historic city of Bath. All of the bedrooms are well equipped with direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities and satellite TV. Free parking is available onsite at the hotel. |
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Hilton Bath City
Explore historic Bath from the riverside Hilton Bath City hotel, in the heart of the Georgian city. Benefit from the recent major refurbishment including air conditioning, plasma TVs, complimentary chocolates, wine and fresh fruit on arrival. Work out in the 24-hour gym or enjoy Mediterranean cuisine with River Avon views at the Zuccotta Grill. |
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Homewood Park
Homewood Park Hotel, Bath is a gracious Country House hotel ideally situated just thirty minutes form the M4 and only six miles from the centre of Bath. The 19 individually appointed bedrooms and suites are furnished to the high standards expected of a genuine Country House. |
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Hunstrete House
Hunstrete House is an 18th century Georgian manor house, situated in 71
acres of beautiful woodland, gardens and deer park. The spacious rooms complement
the beauty and tranquillity of the surroundings, and each is uniquely
decorated to a high standard with antique furniture, artwork and fine
porcelain. |
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Lansdown Grove Hotel
The hotel is in a magnificent location, just 15 minutes walk from the historic
town centre. The interior boasts high ceilings and elegant plaster
work, with bedrooms over 3 floors. Rooms at the Hotel are elegant and
comfortable, in keeping with the historic nature of the property. |
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Limpley
Stoke Hotel
Traditional country hotel set in
3 acres of private grounds and occupies a delightful village
setting overlooking the magnificent Avon Valley, on the outskirts
of Bath. Convenient for Stonehenge, Salisbury, Wells and the
Cotswolds.
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Macdonald Bath Spa 
Few hotels match the elegance of the 5 star Bath Spa - a superbly restored Georgian mansion set in seven acres of landscaped gardens just a short walk from Bath city centre. This is the perfect choice for a memorable short break. |
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Mercure Francis Hotel
The Francis sits on the south side of elegant Queen’s Square, a short walk from the Roman Baths, Pump Rooms, the Royal Crescent and many of the town’s superb shops, galleries and museums. |
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Pratts
Hotel
Pratts Hotel is centrally located
within historic Bath, close to the Abbey, Roman Baths, Royal
Crescent and wonderful shops. The historical ambience of the
hotel combines with modern facilities, superb food, and friendly
service.
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Royal Crescent Hotel
Discreetly situated in the centre of the famous Royal Crescent, this luxurious hotel embodies the Georgian elegance of Bath. Built in the 18th century this fine property offers all the comforts of modern day within walking distance of the fascinating city of Bath. |
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Ston Easton Park, near Bath
One of Britain's most glorious Palladian mansions, Ston Easton Park epitomises the very essence of the aristocratic English country house, set in grounds created by the 18th century landscape supremo Humphry Repton. The bedrooms are delicate and pretty with fine antiques beds and garden views. |
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Travelodge Bath Waterside
Take junction 18 of the M4 for A46 and Bath. Follow the A46 to the junction with the A4 and follow signs for Bath town centre and A4 towards Bristol. The Travelodge is on the corner of George Street(A4)and Broad Street.. |
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