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Recently Reviewed Hotels Around Bath

Tasburgh House Hotel Warminster Road, Bath, England 7.0/10 - 3 reviews Hotel Class 12 Rooms
Wentworth House Hotel Bloomfield Road, Bath, England 6.3/10 - 3 reviews Hotel Class 22 Rooms
City Inn Hotel Temple Way, Bristol, England 6.5/10 - 2 reviews 165 Rooms
The Francis Hotel Queen Square, Bath, England 5.5/10 - 2 reviews Hotel Class 95 Rooms
The Royal Crescent Hotel 16 Royal Crescent, Bath, England 10/10 - 1 review Hotel Class 45 Rooms
Combe Grove Manor Hotel and Country Club Brassknocker Hill, Bath, England 10/10 - 1 review Hotel Class 40 Rooms
Carfax Hotel 13-15 Great Pulteney Street, Bath, England 9.0/10 - 1 review Hotel Class 31 Rooms
Holiday Inn Bristol Filton Hotel Filton Road, Bristol, England 9.0/10 - 1 review 207 Rooms
Best Western Abbey Hotel North Parade City Centre, Bath, England 9.0/10 - 1 review Hotel Class 60 Rooms
Novotel Bristol Centre Hotel Victoria Street, Bristol, England 8.0/10 - 1 review Hotel Class 128 Rooms
Ibis London Heathrow Airport Hotel 112-114 Bath Road, Hayes, England 7.0/10 - 1 review 347 Rooms
George's Hotel 2 South Parade, Bath, England 1.0/10 - 2 reviews Hotel Class 19 Rooms
Menzies Waterside Hotel Rossister Road, Bath, England 2.0/10 - 1 review Hotel Class 112 Rooms
Lansdown Grove Hotel Lansdown Road, Bath, England 1.0/10 - 1 review Hotel Class 56 Rooms
Travelodge Bristol Central Hotel Anchor Road, Bristol, England 1.0/10 - 1 review 115 Rooms

Bath Travel Guide

Bath Attractions

Bath Shopping

The wealthy Georgian socialites used to come to Bath not only for the mineral waters, but also for the shopping, and it was known for its excellence even then. Today the city still offers the best shopping around the country and crowds still flock to its boutiques and stores knowing they will find what they are looking for in any of the big name stores, or smaller specialist shops in the compact city centre.

Bath Activities

Link Centre - West Swindon District Centre, Whitehill Way, with a comprehensive range of sport and leisure facilities, the Link Centre offers entertainment and exercise for the whole family, from ice skating to tackling the new Climbing Wall. If you or your children need instruction, there are individual and group lessons available.

Bath Sports & Leisure Centre North Parade Road, located in the middle of Bath, this centre offers facilities for all age groups, from the 25m-competition swimming pool to Badminton, tennis, and squash courts, and the new Aquaterra gym that opened in Jan 2004.

Culverhay Sports Centre Rush Hill, catering for all age groups with badminton, basketball & 5-a-side football, fitness room, outdoor tennis courts, and a 20 metre swimming pool, the centre also organises children's activities, classes, and puts on birthday parties for the small fry.

Bath Restaurants and Bars

Bath Restaurants

The Bathwick Boatman Restaurant - Forester Road, Bathwick, the distinctive Victorian building that houses the Bathwick Boatman Restaurant is located in the historic Bath Boating Station on the banks of the River Avon.

Rajpoot - Rajpoot House, 4 Argyle Street, this restaurant has won international acclaim for its Tandoori and curry dishes, subtly spiced and delicately flavoured, and served with courtesy and attention to detail.

The Moon & Sixpence Restaurant- 6a Broad Street, housed in an old stone warehouse, this restaurant has a central location in the city, and yet tucked away from the maddening crowds at the end of a cobbled alley of Broad Street. With a casual bar and bistro, alfresco dining area, and a dedicated team of chefs, it is a perfect place for a meal, or drink or two.

The Full Moon at Rudge - Near Frome, Somerset, located in the small Somerset hamlet of Rudge, this beautiful 17th century inn serves locals and visitors alike, as it has always done since it was built hundreds of years ago. The surrounding countryside offers great rambles, fishing, and horse trails.

Bath Bars & Clubs

Packhorse Inn Southstoke Bath, Somerset, dating back to 1489, this charming old pub nestles on a hillside near the village of Southstoke is filled with history and tales of monks and stories of the dead being carried though the passageway that leads to the church.

Po Ha Ha - North Parade Road, with different DJ's every night, this popular venue has established itself firmly as one of the most popular places for a night out.

Moles Club - 14 George Street, over the twenty years Moles has been in business the club has played host to the some of the most famous live bands in the music world, and is the best venue for live music in Bath.