Hotels in Bath

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Bailbrook House, Bath - Hotel - Travel information

By car: From junction 18 of the m4, take the a46 to Bath. Remain in the left hand lane and you will come off the a46 to a roundabout where you need to take the first left (Bath local). We are situated on the left hand side, 2nd property. You will pass Bailbrook Lodge, then you will see Bailbrook House.

Bailbrook House, Bath - Hotel - Important information

Deposits are required for groups of 6 rooms or more.

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Carfax Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

All rates include full English breakfast and a continental buffet. There is also a computer for public use in the hotel lounge, which is free of charge. Parking is on a limited first-come-first-served basis (see hotel's own policy).

Carfax Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Breakfast, evening meals and traditional Sunday lunches are served by friendly staff in the dining room, which offers a table d'hôte menu for guests and non-residents. The evening meal is served every night of the week, except Sunday when we offer a traditional English roast lunch. As the hotel is owned by a temperance organisation, it is unlicensed and is one of the few completely non-smoking hotels in Bath, creating a pleasant atmosphere conducive to relaxation. Our impressive breakfasts have won the coveted Green Award for fresh local produce, and we are committed to using the highest quality ingredients and preparation methods for all the meals we prepare. Fair Trade products are used where ever possible. Evening meals are available to book in sittings at 18:00, 18:30 and 19:00. The early bird special is available at 18:00 and 18:30. Sunday lunch is available to book for 13:00 or 13:30. We reserve the right to cancel the evening meal subject to staffing if necessary

Carfax Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Driving From the East and North exit the m4 at Junction 18. Follow the a46 towards Bath. After about 12 km take the a4 in towards the city for about 1.5km where you should turn left into the a36 towards Warminster. Drive about 500m until you reach a mini roundabout, turn right and take the next filter lane on the right which takes you into Great Pulteney street. The Carfax Hotel spans three houses, 13 to 15 in the middle of the street. From the South approach the City on the A36 and following signs for London and the M4. As you approach the city you will come to a mini roundabout with a park on yout left hand side. Take the left turning and drive for about 150m and turn right in the filter lane and you will be entering Great Pulteney Street. From the West. Take the A36 (lower Bristol Road)heading into the city. Continue to follow the signs for London, Warminster and the M4. Pass under the railway by Bath Spa station. Continue on the A36 and you will pass under the railway again. Once you have passed the Ayrlington and County Hotels on your left, turn left at the roundabout and follow the road into Great Pulteney Street. Turn left and you will see the Carfax Hotel in the middle of the street on the opposite side; numbers 13 to 15. By Train & Coach Bath Spa Railway Station and the main Bus station are about 15-20 minutes flat walk away from the hotel, and we would encourage you to take the walk as it passes the Abbey, the Parade Gardens and Pulteney Bridge en route. If you have heavy cases there is a busy taxi rank outside the train station which should cost you no more than about GBP 4-5.

Carfax Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Carfax is completely unlicensed and does not accept corkage If you intend to arrive after 21:30, you must inform the hotel as the front desk is only open until 22:00 and you will need to be informed of the late check-in procedure. .

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Dorset Villa - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

The guest house is situated close to all local amenities including, pubs, restaurants, theatre, etc. Although decorated to modern tastes, many period features remain.

Dorset Villa - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

The rooms are situated on 3 floors and with one exception are ensuite. A ground floor double and single room are available for guests who may have difficulty with stairs.

Dorset Villa - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Breakfast, evening meals and traditional Sunday lunches are served by friendly staff in the dining room, which offers a table d'hôte menu for guests and non-residents. The evening meal is served every night of the week, except Sunday when we offer a traditional English roast lunch. As the hotel is owned by a temperance organisation, it is unlicensed and is one of the few completely non-smoking hotels in Bath, creating a pleasant atmosphere conducive to relaxation. Our impressive breakfasts have won the coveted Green Award for fresh local produce, and we are committed to using the highest quality ingredients and preparation methods for all the meals we prepare. Fair Trade products are used where ever possible. Evening meals are available to book in sittings at 18:00, 18:30 and 19:00. The early bird special is available at 18:00 and 18:30. Sunday lunch is available to book for 13:00 or 13:30. We reserve the right to cancel the evening meal subject to staffing if necessary

Dorset Villa - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

The guest house is close by the world famous Royal Crescent and Roman Baths. As well as historic Bath, we are close to Stonehenge, Wells, Glastonbury and Cheddar.

Dorset Villa - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

Dorset Villa is situated on the A4 on the Bristol side of the town centre. By Car: - Exit the M4 motorway at junction 18. - Join the A46 and follow the signs for Bath, where you will join the A4. - Stay on this road into the town and ignore the signs to deviate: keep going straight on the main road. - You will come to Queen Square - follow the road markings for the A4. - Dorset Villa is located 200 yards past Queen Square on the right-hand side. Please note: satellite navigations systems do not show Crescent Gardens; input Upper Bristol Road as the destination.

Dorset Villa - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Internet. Available by arrangement with guest house.

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Harington's Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Harington's has no lift (elevator) and the building has three bedroom floors. If stairs are a problem for you, take this into account before you book.

Harington's Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All rooms have just been totally refurbished. Offering superior levels of comfort. New lcd TV's installed in all bedrooms, offering a wide array of channels. Power showers in all rooms, as well as new 1400 sprung matresses on all beds, ensuring you get a great night sleep. Rooms at front of hotel have a view of the cobbled street below. Those of the back of the building overlook Harington's Place.

Harington's Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Harington's Café-Bar is open throughout the day. Until early evening for tea, coffee or maybe your choice from the bar and a tempting variety of meals, sandwiches and cakes. From 8.00pm until midnight you can enjoy a cappuccino, a glass of wine or a beer, chat, read the newspapers or whatever you like doing.

Harington's Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The guest house is close by the world famous Royal Crescent and Roman Baths. As well as historic Bath, we are close to Stonehenge, Wells, Glastonbury and Cheddar.

Harington's Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From the m4 turn off at junction 18. Take the a46 to Bath. At roundabout turn right onto the a420 towards Bristol. Less than 1/2 mile take first left follow Park and Ride signs. Continue past this and down the steep hill. At traffic lights at the bottom turn right. Take first left into Milsom Street. First right into Quiet Street.First left into Queen Street. Harington's Hotel is on your right.

Harington's Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Internet. Available by arrangement with guest house.

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Redcar Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Henrietta Street, on which The Redcar Hotel stands, was designed between 1788 and 1792 by Sir William Pulteney and named after his daughter Henrietta Laura Pulteney. Three Georgian town houses were first converted into a Hotel in 1949. As the property in the golden location, it was later sold to an organization owned by the famous entertainers Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck, who then spent a large amount of money extending and developing this fine hotel. All our bedrooms have en-suite facilities, hospitality tray and direct dial telephone. Conference rooms available for 2-70 delegates. Lounge and Bar on premises. The hotel is ideal for business or pleasure. Bath is famous for it's Abbey, Roman Baths, Pump Room, Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge and the Jane Austen Centre etc. Bath is designated as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. We regret that there is no lift at our hotel. We either require pre- authorisation of your card on arrival or full payment on arrival.

Redcar Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All rooms have just been totally refurbished. Offering superior levels of comfort. New lcd TV's installed in all bedrooms, offering a wide array of channels. Power showers in all rooms, as well as new 1400 sprung matresses on all beds, ensuring you get a great night sleep. Rooms at front of hotel have a view of the cobbled street below. Those of the back of the building overlook Harington's Place.

Redcar Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The hotel’s own on-site restaurant, Red Rose, serves a combination of the finest, authentic modern Chinese and Japanese cuisine. The restaurant offers everything from fine dining to a single bowl of noodles at very competitive prices. The Red Rose also offers a fantastic selection of authentic food in a Bento Box. Enjoy your Asian experience in the comfortable, romantic and authentic restaurant. In addition to the bar, there is also a fantastic choice of cocktails, spirits, wines and beers on offer.

Redcar Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Bath is famous for it's Abbey, Roman Baths, Pump Room, Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge and the Jane Austen Centre etc. Bath is designated as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. Bath is a unique destination which offers an extraordinary historical perspective - from the Romans to the Georgians; a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with world-class restaurants and shopping, a packed yearlong cultural calendar and beautiful parks and waterways. Bath is also celebrating the opening of Europe's most spectacular spa facilities. Within easy driving distance, are some famous attractions such as Cheddar Gorge, the Cotswolds, and the awe-inspiring Stonehenge. .

Redcar Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Leave m4 at Junction 18 for a46. Take a4. Follow signs for Bath. Along London Road, left onto Cleveland Place-Henrietta Road, go over the bridge and take 2nd turning on the right - Henrietta Road becomes Henrietta Street.

Redcar Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note, the hotel has 10 free parking spaces and is based on a first come first serve basis. Different cancellation policy applies for bookings for more than 5 rooms: If cancelled up to 28 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.

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The Park - Hotel - Hotel information

The Park is the perfect setting for two outstanding golf courses. Both courses, The Crown and The Cromwell, have their own distinctive character and are recognised as two of the finest in the South West. Nestling in the heart of some of the most mature and unspoiled natural parkland, the magnificent Crown Course is an easy walking course whilst presenting a challenge to all levels of player. This 6252 yard par 69 course is rich in features with woodlands, lakes, inviting greens and well placed bunkers that require a 100% strategy. The Cromwell Course is the perfect combination of old and new bringing together the best of both worlds. This course boasts a wonderful setting with mature trees, streams, lakes and modern USGA specification greens. Gentle undulation fairways provide this 6246 yard par 71 course with excitement, reward and magnificent views stretching out across the Cotswolds. The manor can accommodate a wide range of gatherings, from training master classes, strategy meetings, regional conferences and annual board meetings. Filled with natural light, the rooms also boast free Wi-Fi access.

The Park - Hotel - Room information

All rooms have just been totally refurbished. Offering superior levels of comfort. New lcd TV's installed in all bedrooms, offering a wide array of channels. Power showers in all rooms, as well as new 1400 sprung matresses on all beds, ensuring you get a great night sleep. Rooms at front of hotel have a view of the cobbled street below. Those of the back of the building overlook Harington's Place.

The Park - Hotel - Food & beverage

Mark Treasure, The Park's award-winning Executive Chef, has imported a Wood Stone oven to roast fabulous fish, meat and game in his open-plan kitchen. Mark's trademark home-baked breads, signature crudites and traditional desserts make an exceptional diversion from the typical 'fine dining' hotel experience. The dining room is in fact an old stone lodge, once used for Masonic ceremonies, which has fascinating stone carvings that remain a feature to this day. Private dining for up to 130 is available on request.

The Park - Hotel - Area information

The Park Resort is conveniently located just 4 miles north of Bath and 10 miles east of Bristol, just minutes from Junction 18 on the M4. The Park is situated just off the A420 which runs from Chippenham to Bristol. The city of Bath is over 2000 years old, and its fascinating Roman Baths are among the best preserved Roman remains in Europe. Bath Abbey is right in the centre of the city, and a few minutes' walk takes you to the Royal Crescent, the Circus, Pulteney Bridge and many other squares and crescents, all reflecting the elegance of the Georgian period. Visitors can bathe in the newly renovated Thermae Bath Spa, or enjoy the city's lively cultural scene. Bristol, 10 miles to the west of The Park Resort, is a large, vibrant and exciting city, where the picturesque harbour winds its way right through the city centre. Famous Bristol attractions include the SS Great Britain, the Clifton Suspension Bridge, At-Bristol, the Bristol Industrial Museum and the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum. There is plenty going on, with everything from exhibitions at the Watershed Arts Centre to opera at the Bristol Hippodrome and exciting theatre at the newly renovated Tobacco Factory. The Bristol Old Vic is the oldest working theatre in the country.

The Park - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - Take the M4. - Exit at junction 18. - Join the A46 towards Bath. - Join the A420. - The entrance to The Park is just off the A420, east of the village of Wick. From Bath: - Take the Lansdown Road towards Wick. From Bristol: - Take the A420 east towards Chippenham. Please follow the brown signs from the motorway for The Park.

The Park - Hotel - Important information

Please note, the hotel has 10 free parking spaces and is based on a first come first serve basis. Different cancellation policy applies for bookings for more than 5 rooms: If cancelled up to 28 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.

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Best Western Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The Park is the perfect setting for two outstanding golf courses. Both courses, The Crown and The Cromwell, have their own distinctive character and are recognised as two of the finest in the South West. Nestling in the heart of some of the most mature and unspoiled natural parkland, the magnificent Crown Course is an easy walking course whilst presenting a challenge to all levels of player. This 6252 yard par 69 course is rich in features with woodlands, lakes, inviting greens and well placed bunkers that require a 100% strategy. The Cromwell Course is the perfect combination of old and new bringing together the best of both worlds. This course boasts a wonderful setting with mature trees, streams, lakes and modern USGA specification greens. Gentle undulation fairways provide this 6246 yard par 71 course with excitement, reward and magnificent views stretching out across the Cotswolds. The manor can accommodate a wide range of gatherings, from training master classes, strategy meetings, regional conferences and annual board meetings. Filled with natural light, the rooms also boast free Wi-Fi access.

Best Western Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All rooms have just been totally refurbished. Offering superior levels of comfort. New lcd TV's installed in all bedrooms, offering a wide array of channels. Power showers in all rooms, as well as new 1400 sprung matresses on all beds, ensuring you get a great night sleep. Rooms at front of hotel have a view of the cobbled street below. Those of the back of the building overlook Harington's Place.

Best Western Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The award winning Number One North Parade is on the ground floor of the hotel. The menu is seasonal and varied, using fresh local produce. Breakfast is served from 8.00 to 10.00 Saturdays and Sundays. Our restaurant is entirely non-smoking.

Best Western Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The Park Resort is conveniently located just 4 miles north of Bath and 10 miles east of Bristol, just minutes from Junction 18 on the M4. The Park is situated just off the A420 which runs from Chippenham to Bristol. The city of Bath is over 2000 years old, and its fascinating Roman Baths are among the best preserved Roman remains in Europe. Bath Abbey is right in the centre of the city, and a few minutes' walk takes you to the Royal Crescent, the Circus, Pulteney Bridge and many other squares and crescents, all reflecting the elegance of the Georgian period. Visitors can bathe in the newly renovated Thermae Bath Spa, or enjoy the city's lively cultural scene. Bristol, 10 miles to the west of The Park Resort, is a large, vibrant and exciting city, where the picturesque harbour winds its way right through the city centre. Famous Bristol attractions include the SS Great Britain, the Clifton Suspension Bridge, At-Bristol, the Bristol Industrial Museum and the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum. There is plenty going on, with everything from exhibitions at the Watershed Arts Centre to opera at the Bristol Hippodrome and exciting theatre at the newly renovated Tobacco Factory. The Bristol Old Vic is the oldest working theatre in the country.

Best Western Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Exit the m4 at junction 18. Follow signs for Bath on the a46 for approximately 8 miles. Bear left at the bottom of the hill for the City Centre (a46). Turn right at the roundabout on the a46 onto the a4. Continue for approximately 2 miles, passing Safeway on your left - keep in the left hand lane once past Safeway. At the tall traffic lights, turn left off the a4 into Bathwick Street (a36) signed for Bristol and Exeter. Cross over the bridge and passed the fire station on your left. At the mini roundabout, turn right into Pulteney Road. Continue straight over the next roundabout. Turn right at the traffic lights, using the filter lane, into North Parade; The Abbey Hotel is at the end of North Parade, opposite the traffic lights. Bath is approximately 10 miles from the M4. The route indicated avoids the Bus Gates.

Best Western Abbey Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note, the hotel has 10 free parking spaces and is based on a first come first serve basis. Different cancellation policy applies for bookings for more than 5 rooms: If cancelled up to 28 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.