Lavender House Bed and Breakfast is a large elegant Edwardian house with delightful relaxing gardens situated on the Southern slopes of Bath. Recently redecorated to a very high standard; Lavender house is a non-smoking home in a quiet conservation area 20 minutes walk to the City or two minutes walk to access public transport. This elegant house is set in its own grounds providing ample car parking, both on and off street. Guests may enjoy our lovely garden capturing the good weather with a glass of wine and a good book. Alternatively, guests may relax in the sitting room watching Sky Television, reading or having a Sunday afternoon snooze. We all at Lavender house take great pride in our service to guests and will do our utmost to accommodate any requests. The individually styled bedrooms all come with comfortable beds, an abundance of pillows and cushions, well equipped hospitality tray, hair dryer, plus many little extras to make your stay here a memorable one. Although traditional it also offers all the modern features that are now expected: en-suites with power showers, wireless Internet and free view television . For a visit to Bath with hospitality unrivalled, Lavender house is the place to come.

Forget the winter blues.......it might be cold outside but here at Clifton House, we have the log fire lit and the heating on all day, so you can cosy up after a day bargain hunting or sightseeing and we have some low room rates for January which might make a short break all the more tempting....... go on, take a look at our guest reviews and our superb rooms. Warm feather duvets, fluffy pillows for a great night's sleep - creamy hot chocolate and full English breakfast to start your day perfectly. Just 7 miles from Bath (bus service every 30 minutes from outside) walk to excellent local gastro pub. Visit Longleat, Thermae Spa, National Trust villages, The Cotswolds. All 5 bedrooms have their own facilities (either en-suite or private, NO SHARED FACILITIES), tea & coffee making, cookies, bottled water and flat screen digital free view TVs plus WiFi for laptops. REGRETTABLY, NO CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS. Accessible by train (direct line to Waterloo), bus into Bath every 30 minutes from outside and we have free off street parking. CHECK-IN 4.00-9.00PM - OUTSIDE THESE HOURS (PRE-BOOKABLE ONLY) AT £15.

Once an elegant private house dating back to the 1830's, a long sweeping driveway and seven acres of landscaped gardens front the Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel. The 129 non-smoking bedrooms, are furnished with a subtle blend of colours and maintain the atmosphere and appearance of a private house. The Vellore Restaurant, once a ballroom and host to the season's sparkling debutantes, offers traditional English fare in an elegant setting. The Alfresco Restaurant is the bustling colonnade restaurant, with views out across the formal garden. The style is less formal, eclectic and an oasis of enjoyment. A Mediterranean style menu is served. The Spa is a wonderful relaxing environment. The facilites include a 15m indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Infra Red Heat Cabin, Rock Sauna, Experience Showers, Ice room, Aroma Steam and Salt Infusion rooms and Hydrotherapy Pool. There are 5 beauty treatment rooms and a relaxation room. In the fully equipped gymnasium, qualified instructors are on hand to offer lifestyle consultations. They then design an exercise programme that's just right for you, which means you will get into shape at a pace that feels comfortable.And outside, during the summer months, you can challenge a partner to a game of croquet on the lawn. Policies - Beauty treatments should be booked prior to arrival to avoid disappointment.- Children may use the swimming pool in The Spa from 8 am until 7 pm - other facilites are not available for their use. If dining is the Vellore restaurant, guests are requested to wear smart casual dress. All bedrooms are non-smoking.

The Georgian City of Bath is of breathtaking beauty with a romantic history and this special hotel reflects that perfectly. Impeccable style and attention to detail epitomes the kind of experience enjoyed by our guests.Set within the gardens, the unique ambience of The Bath House is designed for relaxation and pleasure and offers a combination of treatments and therapies. Other leisure pursuits include our own hot air Balloon, and the beautiful 1920 river launch, the Lady Sophina. Restaurants in Bath don’t come any finer than The Dower House where Head Chef Gordon Jones and his brigade work closely to develop the synthesis of innovative cuisine within this rich architectural setting, striving to create the very best gourmet cuisine for a contemporary British menu that draws on influences from both the Mediterranean and the Far East. The Dower House is the Royal Crescent's award-winning restaurant and one of the finest restaurants in Bath, if not the finest, open to both house guests and non-residents. The menu at The Dower House changes with the seasons to match the climate and to make best use of the very finest fresh ingredients. The cellar, expertly managed by sommelier Jean Marc Leitao, complements the menus and provides ample choice for both the casual diner and the true connoisseur of fine wines. Non residents are welcome for lunch or dinner. However, booking is essential.

This traditional ivy-clad country freehouse, once winners of the National Pub Caterer of the year and now serving food highly commended by AA, has been established over two decades. Close to Bath, just a stone's throw from Badminton, home to the ever popular Badminton Horse Trials, and only two miles from the delightfully picturesque village of Castle Combe. The Old House At Home can now offer 6 boutique rooms ideal for those of you visiting Wiltshire, Bath, Badminton and Castle Combe or for travellers en route via the M4. Complete with wet rooms, rain showers, plasma televisions, internet connectivity and stunning soft furnishings .

This 5-star guest accommodation with award-winning restaurant, just ten minutes from the M4, draws visitors from a wide area to experience their fantastic menus and comfortable, stylish accommodation. The inn is located in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside, but within easy access of the M4, junction 17. Cool, rustic chic flows effortlessly through the hotel, with a dreamy blend of French inspiration and quintessential English heritage. A cool rustic chic flows effortlessly through the hotel, with a dreamy blend of French inspiration and English quintessential heritage. The 8 rooms are luxuriously decorated, aimed to retain the character of the building while being furnished to the highest standard. Fitted in creams and whites. Offering a comfortable bed with fresh, crisp white linen sheets, soft comfortable pillows and home made biscuits with tea and coffee in the room. The bathrooms are a sleek affair of marble, stainless steel, and cosy towelling robes. The restaurant attracts customers from a wide area to experience the menu, the rustic atmosphere, with open fires and candles on the tables. Plus the friendliness of the hosts. All dishes are well executed using top-notch organic ingredients, designed not only to interest your taste buds but also to satisfy guest’s appetite. Coupled with this the hotel has a varied cellar of wine and diverse choice of real ales. Melksham is steadily gaining in popularity due to its ideal location on the A350, a main gateway to the magnificent Wiltshire countryside. It is loved by people enjoying walking or cycling along the lanes and byways of this beautiful county, visiting Wiltshire’s World Heritage sites and its stately homes and gardens such as Bowood, Longleat and Chalfield Manor, or perhaps walking along the excellenty restored Kennet & Avon canal system. It is within easy travelling distance of the Georgian grandeur of the historic City of Bath, the beautiful villages of Lacock and Castle Combe and the splendour of the Cotswolds.

A Magnificent listed palladian mansion dating from 1720, Lucknam Park is set in extensive parkland of five hundred acres, six miles from the historic city of Bath. A mile long avenue, flanked on each side by two rows of proud beech and lime trees. The Park Restaurant, spacious yet intimate, was once the ballroom at Lucknam and boasts elegant decor crystal chandeliers and fine views across the grounds. Recently awarded a Michelin Star. Please note guests wishing to dine with us are required to make a reservation prior to arrival. Each of the thirteen suites and twenty eight bedrooms is individually designed with fabrics, antiques and ornaments specially chosen to reflect the character of the rooms. All have marble bathrooms and splendid views across the park or the lovely courtyard. The newly opened spa is an exciting fusion of contemporary design with the very finest facilities and exclusive treatments from Anne Semonin and Carita Paris. The new facilities features a 20m heated pool, indoor-outdoor hydrotherapy pool, Thermal cabins, experience showers & superbly equipped fitness Suite. Treatments are conducted in our 9 state of the art treatment rooms including 2 deluxe suites and one double treatment room, we also offer a Hairdressing salon and Spa boutique. Incorporated within the Spa is the new stylish Brasserie which is available each day for all day dining.

An elegant Georgian Country House built in 1830, by the Duke of Wellington, set in its own delightful garden in a quiet residential area. The hotel has been refurbished in great style and every care has been taken to preserve the elegance of bygone days. The magnificently proportioned reception rooms offer both style and comfort, the interior includes many period features complimented by the house being furnished with fine antiques and original oil paintings. A small privately owned establishment, Apsley House offers a very warm welcome and personal care, the atmosphere is more in keeping with a private house than an hotel with every discretion given to the comfort and enjoyment of guests. Help is always available if you require information on how best to spend your time in and around the beautiful city of Bath. Apsley House is situated just over a mile from Queen’s Square in the centre of Bath. The drawing room, with live fire in the winter, together with the dining room have stunning floor to ceiling Georgian windows which overlook the charming and secluded garden. Breakfast, served in the elegant dining room, is a feast with a variety of choices from traditional English to house specialties and vegetarian selection all prepared to order and beautifully presented. There is also a delicious selection of fresh fruits, fruit juices, yoghurt and cereals available from the buffet table with Continental breakfast served in your room should you require. All 12 Delightful En-suite bedrooms, including some Four Poster Rooms and a Family Suite, are equipped with: Flat Screen Televisions with Free View Wireless Internet Connection Molton Brown Bathroom Products Tea & Coffee Making Facilities Apsley House is a fully non-smoking hotel and offers Free Private Car Park for each room, a Large Drawing Room with Licensed Residents Bar and Garden.

Located in the historic city of Bath, The Windsor occupies a Grade 1 Listed building on Great Pulteney Street - reputed to be one of the finest Georgian boulevards in Europe. The guest house's central location makes it an ideal place to explore this World Heritage city on foot, ideally situated for visiting the Roman Baths, exploring the Abbey, relaxing in the Thermae Bath Spa or discovering the streets walked by Jane Austen. The city is full of museums and shops, with an excellent range of restaurants just minutes from the door, and the bus and railway stations are both within easy walking distance. For those wishing to venture further afield Bath also provides an ideal base from which to visit such places such as Stonehenge, Cheddar Gorge, Salisbury Cathedral, the Cotswolds and the many historic houses in and around the area. The Windsor has 13 uniquely styled and furnished bedrooms, which are fully en-suite and all are non-smoking.

Chestnuts House is a fine detached Edwardian House with an enclosed garden and private off street parking. It is ideally situated off the main roads and adjacent to Henrietta Park, but within a few minutes level walk of the city centre with its many attractions, restaurants and excellent shopping centre. The House is built of natural stone and has five excellent guest rooms, some with king size and wrought iron beds. Warm, contemporary and attractive decorations have provided beautifully furnished, spacious and comfortable en-suite rooms. All rooms are equipped with flat screen colour televisions, DVD players, radio/alarm clocks, free WiFi broadband Internet connection, hairdryers and refreshment trays. Owners Toni and Dawn have created a splendid and delightful bed and breakfast with superb hospitality in a romantic and relaxing atmosphere, all the necessary ingredients for making your stay in Bath a truly memorable experience. Chestnuts House has been awarded with the AA Breakfast, AA Highly Recommended and Visit Britain four star silver awards and has also been voted as the Trip Advisor 2007 and 2008 Choice.