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Bath is a city in South West England most famous for its baths fed by three hot springs. The city was first documented as a Roman spa, although tradition suggests that it was founded earlier. The waters from its spring were believed to be a cure for many afflictions. From Elizabethan to Georgian times it was a resort city for the wealthy. As a result of its popularity during the latter period, the city contains many fine examples of Georgian architecture, most notably the Royal Crescent.
Bath is centred on the bottom of the Avon Valley, located at the southern edge of the Cotswolds, a range of limestone hills designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Bath's principal industry is tourism. Bath is the most visited city outside of London for tourists travelling to the UK, whose visits mainly fall into the categories of heritage tourism or cultural tourism. All significant stages of the history of England are represented within the city, from the Roman Baths (including their significant Celtic presence), to Bath Abbey and the Royal Crescent, to Thermae Bath Spa in the 2000s.
The size of the tourist industry is reflected in the almost 300 places of accommodation - including over 80 hotels, and over 180 Bed and Breakfasts - many of which are located in Georgian buildings and have five-star ratings. The city also contains approximately 100 restaurants, and a similar number of public houses and bars. Several companies offer open-top bus tours around the city, as well as tours on foot and on the river.
The tourist season is mainly the summer, though there is a year-round presence of tourists. While many come to Bath to see the city in general, some are attracted to particular aspects of the city, such as the Jane Austen landmarks or the Roman Baths.
Though only twelve miles from Bristol, BATH has a very different feel from its neighbour - more harmonious, compact, leisurely and complacent. The city's elegant crescents and Georgian buildings are studded with plaques naming Bath's eminent inhabitants from its heyday as a spa resort; it was here that Jane Austen wrote Persuasion and Northanger Abbey , and where Gainsborough established himself as a portraitist and landscape painter. Nowadays Bath ranks as one of Britain's top ten tourist cities, yet the place has never lost the exclusive air those names evoke.
Bath owes its name and fame to its hot springs - the only ones in the country - which made it a place of reverence for the local Celtic population, though it had to wait for Roman technology to create a fully fledged bathing establishment. The baths fell into decline with the departure of the Romans, but the town later regained its importance under the Saxons, its abbey seeing the coronation of the first king of all England , Edgar, in 973. A new bathing complex was built in the sixteenth century, popularized by the visit of Elizabeth I in 1574, and the city reached its fashionable zenith in the eighteenth century, when Beau Nash ruled the town's social scene. It was at this time that Bath acquired its ranks of Palladian mansions and town houses, all built in the local Bath stone , which is now enshrined in building regulations as an obligatory element in any new constructions in the city. Three miles southeast of the centre, near the university campus, Claverton holds a museum of Americana amid gorgeous rolling countryside.
The swathes of parkland between Bath's Regency developments lend the city a spacious feel, but the sheer weight of traffic pouring through the central streets can be a major turn-off. Drivers are advised to use one of the Park-and-Ride car parks around the periphery - and if you're coming from Bristol, note that you can cycle all the way along a cycle-path that follows the route of a disused railway line and the course of the Avon.
Bath Abbey is the last in a series of monastic churches built in Bath and is still in active use.
Bath is served by the Bath Spa railway station, which has regular connections to London Paddington, Bristol Temple Meads, Cardiff, Swansea, Plymouth and Penzance (see Great Western Main Line), and also Westbury, Warminster, Salisbury, Southampton, Portsmouth and Brighton (see Wessex Main Line). Services are provided by First Great Western (fast InterCity services) and Wessex Trains (semi-fast or local services). There is a suburban station on the main line, Oldfield Park, which has a limited commuter service to Bristol. The charming Green Park station, once operated by the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway, was closed by Beeching in 1965, but the building survives and is used for shopping.
Though Bath does not have an airport, the city is not far from Bristol International Airport, which may be accessed by car and by bus or taxi, and by rail via Bristol Temple Meads or Nailsea & Backwell.
National Express operates coach services from Bath to a number of cities. Internally, Bath has a number of bus routes run by the First Group, with services to surrounding towns and cities. The company also runs open-top double decker tour bus services around the city.
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| LOWER BRISTOL ROAD/ BROUGHAM HAYES , BATH , BA2 3QU
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Welcome to the Express by Holiday Inn Bath. This modern, purpose built hotel is situated on the Lower Bristol Road within easy strolling distance (just one mile) from the Historic city of Bath and all of its famous attractions. The hotel has easy access from the M4 motorway and the A4 from Bristol. Bath Spa Railway station with regular connections to London is only 1 mile from the hotel and Bristol International Airport is only 20 miles to the west of Bath.
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| Walcot Street, Bath, BA1 5BJ, England
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The Hilton Bath City is situated in the centre of the city. This modern hotel has leisure facilities which include a small indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gym. Within walking distance are the Roman Baths, the Pump Rooms and the Royal Crescent.
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| North Parade, Bath, BA1 1LF, England
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This elegant and charming hotel, originally built as a wealthy merchant's house in the 1740's, is situated in the very heart of Bath, behind the Abbey and only a minute's walk from the Roman Baths and the Pump Rooms. All the bedrooms are comfortable, individually decorated and well equipped. Breakfast only is available in the restaurant whilst a new supper menu is served in the lounge. Pay and Display car parking is available close to the hotel.
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| 174 - 176 Newbridge Road, Bath, BA1 3LE, England
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This sunny, south facing Edwardian hotel provides full facilities within a friendly atmosphere. Built at the turn of the century, we combine old world charm with the conveniences and services demanded by today's traveller.
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| 1 North Parade, Bath, BA1 1LF, England
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The Abbey Hotel is ideally located for guests to enjoy all the quintessential English uniqueness to Bath. Situated in the heart of Bath, close to Abbey, Roman Baths, shops and theatre.All rooms en suite-no 1 night stays on S
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| 13-15 Great Pulteney Street, Bath, BA2 4BS, England
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Three Georgian Town Houses in Bath's famous Great Pulteney St, with car park, lifts, restaurant and affordable prices. Centrally located, Carfax is an ideal base from which to work or explore one of Europe's oldest and finest cities.
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| Brass Knocker Hill, Bath, BA2 7HS, England
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This 17th century manor house is wonderfully situated just two miles from the historic city of Bath. Nestling in 69 acres of private parkland, the estate offers the most astonishing views over the Limpley Stoke Valley and surrounding area along with some of the finest leisure facilities in the south west.
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| 31 Crescent Gardens, Bath, BA1 2NB, England
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Dorset Villa Guest House is comfortable, friendly B&B accommodation situated approximately 5 minutes from City Centre. The guest house has its own car park at the rear, and all rooms have a coloured T.V.
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| 172 Newbridge Road, Bath, BA1 3LE, England
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Warm and friendly welcome awaits you in Roman Bath. Previous guests state that staying with us is just like home from ho with superb breakfast and wonderful bedrooms. No 1 night stays at w/e.
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| 1 Crescent Gardens, Bath, BA1 2NA, England
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At Hotel St Clair we offer a friendly personal service in our 18 bedroom guest house. We pride ourselves on the mix of international tourists, groups, families and business people who stay with us.
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| 69 Great Pulteney Street, Bath, BA2 4DL, England
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The Windsor Hotel occupies a Grade 1 listed building in Bath's magnificent Great Pulteney Street. Centrally located providing a 5 minute gentle stroll into the centre of the Town. Children over the age of 12 welcomed
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| 106 Bloomfield Road, Bath, BA2 2AP, England
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Wentworth House Hotel is an imposing Victorian mansion built in 1887 for a wealthy merchant and his family. The house enjoys a peaceful location overlooking the beautiful city of Bath. No 1 night stays at w/e.
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| Toll Bridge Rd, Bath, BA1 7DE, England
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The Old Mill Hotel & Lodge ..... 'Bath's most beautifully located hotel, by the River Avon with lovely gardens and stunning views over the countryside'.
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| South Parade, Bath, BA2 4AB, England
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In the heart of historic Bath stands Pratt's Hotel, ideally situated for guests wishing to explore this magical city. Pratt's team will ensure that you have an enjoyable and memorable stay! No 1 nghts Fri/Sat.
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| 27-29 Henrietta Street, Bath, BA2 6LR, England
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The Redcar Hote is an elegant Georgian Town House Hotel in the lovely city of Bath and situated beside Henrietta Park. Please note this Hotel is no longer called Comfort Inn.
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| Manvers St, Bath, BA1 1JP, England
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The Royal Hotel.. a great tradition providing hospitality for over 150 years - within walking distance of all of Bath's leading attractions.
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| Leafy Lane, Bath, SN13 0PA, England
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Rudloe Hall is just 6 miles from historic Bath city center set in 4 acres of stunning Victorian gardens and woodland. An ideal location for a romantic break, or as a relaxed way to discover Bath and the Cotswolds.
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| Sydney Rd, Bath, BA2 6JF, England
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Nestling among cedars, fountains and ponds the hotel offers all the amenities that guests would expect of a 5 star hotel This city hotel retains the character of a homely country house.
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| Queen Square, Bath, BA1 2HH, England
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Traditional Georgian style hotel with air conditioned bedrooms, located in the world heritage city of Bath. The hotel dates back to 1728 when it was 6 private houses - now it is an elegant hotel in the heart of the city.
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| Rossiter Road, Bath, BA2 4JP, England
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Luxury 4 star city centre hotel, with 112 en suite bedrooms including superior rooms with waterside views. The hotel also has private car parking facilities which is free to all guests.
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| Radford, Bath, BA2 0QF, England
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A delightful family run country hotel just 15 minutes from Bath and Wells. Set in beautiful countryside with restaurant, lounge/bar, free parking and delightful views from all rooms No 1 nts w/
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| Russell St, Bath, BA1 2QF, England
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A stylish townhouse hotel in the heart of Georgian Bath. The Queensberry marries the best of contemporary hotelkeeping with classical regency architecture.
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