Any good hotels in Bath?

[what..the?]

Hi there I am finding it difficult to find a good hotel in Bath, either in the city centre or in the near surroundings.

I would like carpark onsite free or as cheap as possible, a twin room, tv ensuite etc, no dinner or breakfast purely 'bed'.

I like travel lodge for example because the quality is some what guaranteed, and I never stay in privately owned places and b&b's.

I have seen there is a travel lodge in the city centre but with pay parking a distance away and only a double bed, a Hilton is a bit expensive for just a bed and they have lots of cancelation policies to 'F' you over with, and the carpark there is �15 on top for just a shopper multi story. There is an express travel inn which looks terrible and all the other hotels if any (that are chain's) are no where near bath or to far away as need to be in bath by before 8.30am next morning.

Has anyone stayed at any of these and can recommend anything ???

Thanks in advance.

[webbo3]

I live in Bristol and would'nt have the need to stay in Bath but i did a google and found this.

http://www.booking.com/city/gb/bath.html?aid=3 03948;label=bath-Mnvg99fIbZo4ir0fHtg13QS824637 681;ws=&gclid=CMnd5tzpn40CFQjUlAodphXzzQ

As I said I cant recomend any.

Dave.

[BBWCHATT]

I found his for you on the internet:

http://www.pulteneyhotel.co.uk/

[rayfr]

I stayed in Bath City Hilton just over a year ago and it wasn't good. The rooms were fairly small and not up to good standard (ours and our friends rooms smelled of damp!)

[BBWCHATT]

http://visitbath.co.uk/site/where-to-stay

[BBWCHATT]

This shows all the hotels in the Bath City Center:

Macdonald Bath Spa
Few hotels match the elegance of the 5 star Macdonald Bath Spa - a superbly restored Georgian mansion set in seven acres of landscaped gardens just a short walk from Bath city centre. The hotel has just undergone a �10 million refurbishment.

Parking: Onsite - Free
From �97.50 per person per night


Mercure Francis Hotel
The Mercure Francis Hotel sits on the south side of elegant Queen Square and is ideally situated for all the city's attractions and shops.

Parking: Onsite - 6.00 United Kingdom Pound
From �60 per person per night


Royal Crescent Hotel
Discreetly situated in the centre of the famous Royal Crescent, this luxurious hotel embodies the Georgian elegance of Bath.

Parking: Onsite - Free
From �135 per person per night

[BBWCHATT]

http://www.apartmentsbath.co.uk/special-offers .aspx

SACO Bath is an inspired fusion of old world Georgian elegance and sophisticated apartment living, offering you extremes of style and space. A fully equipped kitchen gives you the flexibility to eat in or dine out, whilst king size beds and sumptuous bathrooms.

In the heart of the historic city centre.
A fantastic studio apartment can be yours for only �85 per night
On-street parking
Digital TV

[what..the?]

Thank you for the all the answers.

Interesting to here what u say about the hilton rayfr.

Thanks for all the links BBWCHATT very nice of you to look into it all for me, I love the last link for the appartments very cool, I am unsure re the bath apartments as to the lack of parking but the facitiicies are amazing and if I do not take the bath apartment I will sure use one of the other appartments in the future as they have all over the country. A very good link that will come in useful thanks.

[BBWCHATT]

What - what a nice guy you are to let us know that you read what we posted for you - and that it helped you!!! Not nearly enough ABer's do that - so we really appreciate it when someone does!!!

[what..the?]

ahhhhhh thanks, thats nice of you to say BBWCHATT.

Take care.

Lets hope when I find a pad in bath it is good and not a night to 'forget' rather than remember! lol

I might try and look at online reviews of the hilton to see whether it has improved since rayfr stayed there. There 's views online about everything these days isn't there.

Many thanks again

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