Places to visit in or near Bath

Where better than the historic city of Bath, Britain's most famous Roman spa town and the country's original home of ‘wellness through water', to don your white robe and treat your mind and body to some sensory seduction. The Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel marries the best of water-based healing including a deluxe hydro pool to help wash any tension away and seven candle-lit serene treatment rooms for a bit of couch-based pampering. Feel the busy modern world slip away as your well-trained therapis...

The Bath Priory separates itself as a serene country house in a bustling city. The Georgian house of honey-coloured stone enjoys a serene location near Bath.

Nestled within four acres of stunning gardens and spacious terraces, The Bath Priory is a Georgian house of honey-coloured stone close to the city of Bath.

The first and only spa by L'Occitane in the UK, The Garden Spa by L'Occitane offers a haven in which to escape and indulge. Designed to complement its natural surroundings, the spa offers a selection of luxurious treatments, with four tranquil treatment rooms, an indoor pool, heated outdoor pool, steam pod and sauna.

Prior Park is a stunning landscaped garden in Bath, which dates back to the 18th century. Originally created by Ralph Allen, a local entrepreneur, the garden design was also influence by ‘Capability' Brown and also the poet, Alexander Pope. It contains one of only four Palladian bridges of this particular design in the world.

Open since 2018. Situated in the World Heritage city of Bath, England, Bathen House offers travelers an alluring range of luxurious bedrooms and suites. The property features stunning bathrooms throughout with each containing a separate shower and bathtub. All rooms are equipped with large 4k flat screen TVs, free high speed WiFi, tea and coffee making facilities, as well as luxurious towel bathrobes and slippers. A free on-site car parking space is available with every booking.

Bathe in the beauty of Bath with a stay at Bailbrook House, one of only two Grade II listed hotels in the city.

Bailbrook House in Bath offers an inspiring variety of culinary experiences to indulge in with Cloisters restaurant and the Conservatory.

Barley Brake is located two miles south of Bath's bustling city centre. Guests may relax, unwind, and take in the gorgeous, unbroken views across the valley.

A Country Pub with 6 light and airy en-suite rooms with Free High Speed WiFi. Large open plan bar with cosy corners and a log fire to enjoy the hearty homemade food that is on offer also with two large car parks onsite so there is plenty of free parking. This Dog Friendly country pub. Due to the recent shutdown some services maybe reduced or limited. A lock box service maybe used for check in. Please check bar & restaurant opening hours as these are not open 7 days a week at present.

Cherry Orchard Farm houses 2 beautiful and luxurious suites that are on a bed and breakfast board. We are very proud of our rooms and hope that all our guests have an amazing stay here with us. Your comfort is of our importance and our rooms have been designed with that in mind. You will also be served a full breakfast cooked fresh to your choice.

Explore the grandeur of Dyrham Park The magnificent formal gardens of Dyrham Park were laid out when the grand house was built but became unfashionable by the late 18th century. They were largely cleared away or filled in when the park was landscaped by Humphrey Repton and Charles Harcourt Masters. However, it is a joy to travel down the winding drive through the deer park until the house appears, wedged across the valley and facing out to the plain below. A bold formal terrace with ...

Explore the grandeur of Dyrham Park Dyrham Park is a 17th century mansion built in the baroque style between 1692 and 1704 for William Blathwayt, Secretary of State to William III. The rooms have changed little since they were furnished by Blathwayt. Due to his royal connections, the house became a showcase for Dutch decorative arts. On display are family portraits, paintings, delftware, furniture and a state bed made for the house. The restored Victorian domestic rooms include kitchen...

Lucknam Park is one of England's finest country house hotels offering a unique and diverse range of facilities including an award-winning spa

Restaurant Hywel Jones offers an outstanding dining experience. Executive Chef Hywel Jones has held a Michelin Star at the hotel since 2006.

Not many spas in Britain lay claim to the elusive title of destination spa, but Lucknam Park Spa delivers a masterclass in treatments and design.