Bath is a UNESCO-listed Georgian city in Somerset, famous for its Roman Baths, honey-coloured terraces such as the Royal Crescent, Bath Abbey and Jane Austen connections. It is small and popular for weekends, so weekday stays and guesthouses a little outside the centre are the best route to cheap rooms.
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Steps from the Roman Baths and the Abbey — convenient but usually the priciest.
Grand Georgian streets on the upper side of town, with boutique hotels.
Near Bath Spa station and the canal, with guesthouses and good links.
Residential streets with B&Bs a short walk or bus ride from the centre, often cheaper.
A luxury hotel inside the central houses of the famous 18th-century crescent.
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Spring and autumn are pleasant; the Christmas market brings crowds and higher weekend rates. Sunday to Thursday nights are usually cheapest.
Guesthouses on the edges of town and around the station usually cost less than the centre, and weekday rates are lower.
Yes — direct trains run from London Paddington — but staying overnight lets you see the city after the day-trippers leave.
Yes. The southern Cotswolds and villages such as Castle Combe are close by.