Bath Hotels...

[claire85]

Hi! I was wondering if anyone who's stayed in Bath could recommend a really nice hotel, preferably centrally located.

We're hoping to go for the weekend of 24th-26th February. I'm having a hard time finding somewhere decent for �75 a night- any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

[nickmo]

Have you looked at http://www.smoothound.co.uk/ site yet. Always a good list on there. Click on Bath location and have a troll through. Lots of nice Georgian places in the centre which should suit and rates are usually around the �70 mark so should suit.

There are lots to choose from. Bath has a many small independent hotels as well as the chains. If you avoid the dead centre you get a slightly better rate, but watch out for the hills on the outskirts. If you want to walk into town its a killer.

[puzzled54]

I have heard that the Paradise House Hotel is good. If you type 'paradise house hotel bath' into google, that will find their website.

[allen63b]

Try www.kelkoo.co.uk you just stick in the dates and a good selection are displayed.

Hope this helps

[parkesquay]

Now I know that what I am going to suggest is not a hotel with hot and cold running staff but you considered a Travelodge. There is one in the centre of Bath and week-ends are the perfect time to use one.

You could spend the money you save on eating out well.

[sbg]

i can't remember the name of the hotel, but it was behind the station & had a lil' canal running past the windows. was a bit expensive, but bloody good location & brekkie yummy & tons of it. it was quite a biggie& a chain. but then again if i went back i'd go to the travelodge. v.central & �80.00 per rm per night

[sbg]

sorry claire85...its is menzies waterside hotel. (can't do the internet link thingy, but they do have a website wiv a virtual tour)xxx

[claire85]

Thanks everyone for your replies. Unfortunately Travelodge is completely booked up for that weekend- never mind.

Thanks again

[winifred]

Try laterooms.com or holidayinnexpress - but check that there is car parking if you need it.