It’s the largest city in Somerset. It’s been voted the number one spot for spa breaks in the country by TripAdvisor users. And, last but certainly not least, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site – owing to its deep-rooted Roman history. All in all, Bath is a fantastic city with SO much to see… Read more »

Planning a visit to Bath? Great choice! Bath is Somerset’s largest city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Georgian architecture, rich history, and vibrant culture. Whether you’re planning a weekend break in Bath City Centre or a short break, there’s no shortage of things to see and do. With so much to… Read more »

Steeped in Roman history, Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest city in Somerset. But that’s not all – it’s also home to some fantastic restaurants, cafes and bars and has a wonderful food scene with so many great eateries on offer. From quaint and dainty tea rooms serving traditional cream teas… Read more »

Bath is the largest city in Somerset and is also, quite remarkably, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This means that it is classed as an area of historical and cultural importance – due in the most part to its deep ties to the Romans. We imagine that this alone gives you enough reason to consider… Read more »

However much we may not admit it, we all love a celebrity, right? Especially when they come from our own hometown. We may never have met them, but we feel connected to them, somehow. Despite being a humble heritage city, Bath has quite a number of claims to fame, from professional footballers to global baking… Read more »

The largest city in Somerset, Bath is absolutely bursting with fun activities for all the family and is brimming with history – making it a lovely spot for a holiday or weekend away with your loved ones. From escape rooms to theatres, museums to parks, and even a skyline walk thrown in for good measure,… Read more »

After eating our award-winning breakfast and before enjoying our inclusive dinner, you may want to wander around Bath in search of the perfect lunch spot. Or you may decide, like so many visitors to this historic city do, that the best lunch spot in town is located right here in the best hotel in town.… Read more »

Why visit Bath if you’re not going to explore the city’s coolest restaurants? Our list of recommendations has it all, from a Michelin Star restaurant to street food from around the world. Olive Tree The Olive Tree is Bath’s only Michelin Star restaurant, on top of its impressive 3 AA Rosette status. At the Olive… Read more »

Royal Hotel Bath resides directly in Bath city centre as one of the city’s most sought-after and highly rated hotels. Enjoy a short stroll to any of these wonderful restaurants to eat in Bath and explore the city through your tastebuds as well as through your eyes. Clayton’s Kitchen Clayton’s Kitchen is a local favourite.… Read more »

Few British towns can claim the type of historical pedigree Bath can. Not only does it contain some of the most perfectly preserved Roman structures anywhere, it is also home to breathtaking examples of Georgian architecture at its most formidable, and retains an old-world atmosphere that lends itself to romantic strolls and intimate picnics. Below… Read more »