Accommodation in BATH



Overview
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Bath is the second most popular tourist attraction in the UK after London.
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As a result, Bath offers a wide range of accommodation on all price scales from country houses and first class hotels through independent accommodation and chain hotels to guest houses and hostels.
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A full summary of all available accommodation is provided by the tourist office here. The tourist office also offers guidance to local attractions and for the pretty country side around Bath.
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It is most convenient to stay on the south-eastern side of the river Avon, because the main access to the University is via Bathwick Hill and North Road on the south-eastern side of Bath as described here.
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During the booking process, it is always worthwhile asking whether there is a discount for visitors to the University of Bath, because the University arranges for special deals with various providers of accommodation.
First Class (~£150+)
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First Class accommodation typically offers Spa facilities and treatments.
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Popular choices are the Bath Spa and Combe Grove, or Apex.
Independent (~£80+)
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Bath is known for its high quality, independent family businesses that provide friendly accommodation with a local touch.
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All independent accommodation is listed here.
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Popular choices are the Apple Tree and Chestnuts, or Abbey Hotel.
Chain Hotels (~£70+)
- Chain Hotels offer standard accommodation where services, such as parking, wireless, breakfast etc. are often charged separately. Prices vary widely according to demand.
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Popular choices are the Travel Lodge and Premier Inn.
Hostels (~£30+)
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The vibrant and quickly growing student population is served by numerous hostels which often have shared bathrooms.
- Popular choices are the YMCA and YHA, or St. Christophers.
How to get to Bath
How to get to the University of Bath