Ivy House
Ivy House is a centrally located accommodation in the World Heritage City of Bath, ideal for family or group stays with 4 bedrooms and open plan living on the lower ground floor, near local shops and eateries.
Bath
Historic spa city known for Roman baths, Georgian architecture, cultural festivals and walkable centre.
Nelson Apartment
Nelson Apartment is a spacious and comfortable first-floor apartment located within walking distance of Bath city centre, featuring two bedrooms with flexible sleeping arrangements, two bathrooms, and private parking, set in a historic city environment with nearby attractions and Juliet balconies providing outdoor space.
Broad Street
A second-floor apartment in central Bath offering views of the city and close proximity to historic architecture and landmarks, featuring two bedrooms and modern amenities in an open plan layout.
Bathwick Apartment
This offering is a luxurious ground floor apartment in Bath blending Georgian style with modern layout and situated in the heart of the historic city, providing a peaceful and private retreat with family-friendly features.
Bath Mill Lodge Retreat
Bath Mill Lodge Retreat is a peaceful and stylish boutique lodge set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Bath, surrounded by woodland and wildlife, offering a tranquil and indulgent atmosphere with on-site dining and fitness facilities.
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Eastwood Lodge
This detached 18th-century holiday cottage is situated on a hill with views over the Georgian city of Bath, featuring a garden, balcony, and a rooftop terrace for city viewing.
The Colonel
The Colonel is a quirky annexe in the village of Batheaston near Bath, featuring a mezzanine bedroom and a secret garden, offering a peaceful and characterful retreat blending rustic charm and modern touches.
Near Bath Assembly Rooms
The Bath Assembly Rooms is a Grade I listed Georgian building in Bath, England, featuring the largest Georgian ballroom in the city, decorated with fine art and chandeliers. It historically served as the social hub for balls and concerts and is now a National Trust visitor attraction used for exhibitions, concerts, and filming.
Near Lantern Lecture: People of Colour in Bath from the Georgian period to the Ethiopian Royal family
9 Oct
Dr Tim Manningmore gives a talk exploring the history of People of Colour in Bath, from the Georgian period to the Ethiopian Royal family’s move to Fairfield House.