The best accommodations Bath

Built in 1794 during the golden age of Georgian Bath elegance, this charming townhouse is located on Henrietta Street, just a few minutes' walk from the center. Amidst the period Georgian splendor, you'll find all modern comforts in tastefully decorated rooms with garden or city views. A delicious, freshly-prepared breakfast is served every morning in a stylish room featuring superb Venetian chandeliers. The accommodation reflects the social history and culture of the city.

Just a stone's throw from the town center, this excellent character guesthouse offers 22 elegant, fully-equipped rooms. On the first floor, there's a lounge with a superb fireplace, open 24/24, and a self-service bar based on the concept of honesty. The fabulous continental or English breakfast is cooked to order using fresh, quality local produce. A haven of peace in the heart of Bath, the building's human scale and particularly warm and welcoming staff will be appreciated.

Built in the 1800s, this 5-star hotel in the heart of Bath occupies two historic buildings with splendid Georgian and Victorian facades. The hotel was designed by New York designer Champalimaud to be welcoming and elegant, with a modern interpretation of classic design. The 99 spacious rooms and suites are custom furnished, with period details subtly combined with modern amenities.

This lovely Italian-style house is surrounded by a large garden. It's located a little way from the town center, in a quiet area. Some rooms have a view of the church, which is particularly charming. Whether you prefer a dormitory bed or a private room, the choice is yours at this low-cost hostel. The atmosphere is family-friendly, and it's also possible to eat in. It's worth noting that you can park easily and free of charge on Bathwick Hill, which is not easy to do in Bath. A good low-cost place to visit the famous and beautiful city of Bath.

The location is for its architect, John Wood, the author of Circus, and for its location in the heart of the city. For the rest, the establishment is kept to the bare minimum. Clean and functional.

Distinguished and traditional, the MacDonald Bath Spa will delight lovers of hotel excellence. The refined English garden complements the elegant, historic architecture like a set from a period film. Lounges and restaurants exude a warm atmosphere, while the relaxation wing includes a gym, swimming pool, whirlpool and sauna, all of which are sure to delight visitors weary from sightseeing in Bath. The city center is just a 10-minute walk away. A refined, quality address.

Half-B & B, half-hotel, offers 15 rooms, slightly blurred but clean. The traditional decoration and the small flowered garden evoke an English lady house. A 10 minute drive from the centre, calm is good, but the impersonal atmosphere.

A beautiful Georgian house built by John Wood in 1740 and located in the heart of Bath. Non smoking rooms with or without bathroom.

Excellent value for money in the centre of Bath. You are a stone's throw from the abbey, hot springs and the tower of Beckford. A friendly corner where friends come to a young atmosphere.

The 4-star Le Queensberry hotel is located next to the Assembly Room and Circus Square, in the upper, quiet part of the city center. The hotel is made up of four Georgian houses, with a charming garden to the rear. The rooms, each with its own bathroom, are spacious and tastefully decorated, blending antique furnishings with modern style. The highly professional international staff can help you organize your stay. The hotel features a bar and the Michelin-starred restaurant The Olive Tree.

Ideally located in the heart of the city, this unique hotel occupies seven of the townhouses that make up the south side of Queen Square. This square of Georgian buildings grouped around a park was designed by John Wood in the early ^18th century. Following extensive renovation work, the houses are now interconnected to house 98 luxurious rooms, decorated with care and offering, for the most part, magnificent views of the city. A sublime address.

Youth hostel in quiet but in the heart of the city. The individual rooms are very good, especially if you book in advance. Ask for a room in front of: The sublime view of Bath will enchant you more than that of some more expensive hotels.

This beautiful boutique hotel is located on Victorian Great Pulteney Street, just 5 minutes from the Pulteney Bridge. It has 17 cosy, very British-style rooms, all with en suite bathroom and bath. The breakfast, made with local produce, is served in the basement room and is really hearty and very good. If you come by car, you can park on the street for free. A nice romantic address for couples discovering Bath. The hotel also has a bar and a garden.

These two top-of-the-range apartments, a 10-minute walk from the center and famous tourist sites, each have 2 double bedrooms with large, soft beds (separable into single beds), 2 bathrooms and a modern, fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher and washing machine. Alison, the owner (who speaks perfect French) will provide you in advance with an ingenious digital guide to the city and the apartment, as well as the "Bath Reward Card" giving numerous discounts. A great Bath deal!

This magnificent five-star hotel is spread over two houses, with a lovely garden at its center. The rooms are of exceptional quality, spacious and impeccably clean, combining modern elegance with traditional charm. There's also a spa with swimming pool, whirlpools, sauna and steam room. A delicious breakfast is served in the Dower House restaurant. A haven of peace and elegance in Bath's historic center.