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Book NowIt’s no wonder so many people visit Bath and never want to leave. Where else can you bathe in natural hot spring water like the Romans, indulge in independent foodie heaven, shop ‘til you drop surrounded by street theatre and enjoy some of the world’s finest Georgian architecture... all in one day? And if you're looking to stay a little longer, our weekend apartments in Bath are the perfect base for exploring this historical city.
Restaurants in Bath
Bath has been a popular destination since Roman times, so it’s no surprise that the city is packed with top restaurants, quality gastro pubs, cool cafés and stylish bars - with plenty for foodies and party-lovers alike.
When you stay in one of our luxury serviced apartments in Bath, you'll be just a five minute taxi ride away from Michelin-starred dining at The Priory Hotel. Alternatively, take a stroll from your serviced apartment through Royal Victoria Park and the Botanical Gardens on the way to dinner. You could also try an ultra-posh Afternoon Tea at The Royal Crescent Hotel or the historic Pump Rooms, or get stuck into a Bath Bun in Bath’s oldest building, Sally Lunn’s Eating House, which dates back to 1483.
For more casual dining, there are lots of great restaurants in Bath serving top notch cuisine from all over the world, all within easy walking distance of the city centre and your serviced apartment in Bath Spa. You’ll definitely be spoiled for choice!
Shopping in Bath
Bath attracts shoppers from all over the UK. It’s a lovely mix of high street shopping, designer brands, eclectic markets and independent boutiques and delis, lots of which you’ll find tucked away in hidden lanes and passageways off the main shopping thoroughfare, Milsom Street.
Our serviced apartments for rent in Bath are in the perfect location if you’re spending a weekend shopping and exploring. Simply step out of your apartment onto St. James’ Parade and head for Pulteney Bridge. From there, you’ll stumble on arcades and lanes full of independent stores until you hit the high street brands of Milsom Street.
Southgate is the newest shopping centre, where you’ll find all the usual high street brands including labels like Apple, Urban Outfitters and All Saints. For something a little more quirky, take a short walk to Walcot, Bath’s artisan quarter, which is full of gorgeous vintage clothing and unique arts and crafts.
From the end of November, Bath is transformed into a winter wonderland as it hosts one of the most popular Christmas Markets in the UK, featuring over 200 Alpine-style chalets packed with unique handmade gifts and local produce, with plenty of festive food and drink to enjoy as you explore!
Businesses in Bath
Perhaps unsurprisingly, one of Bath’s primary industries is tourism, so many of the locals work in the hundreds of shops, hotels, restaurants and attractions that draw so many visitors to the city. Bath is also home to two of the UK’s most popular universities, the University of Bath and Bath Spa University, as well as one of the UK’s leading magazine and digital publishers, Future Publishing.
The MOD is another big local employer, with a number of sites based in and around the city. Bath’s compact nature, historic charm and location close to Bristol and the M4 means it’s a popular choice for small businesses too, particularly in retail, property and financial services.
Things to do in Bath
With so many historic buildings, thermal spas and Georgian terraces, Bath is one of the most desirable addresses in the whole of UK. It’s an excellent choice for a weekend stay or an even longer stay if you’re inclined. Our holiday apartments to rent in Bath are set in the thick of it all – right in the centre of the tourist hub of shops, restaurants and what Bath is most known for – its historic baths!
Explore the town and follow your walk with a hearty pub lunch. Alternatively, venture out of Bath city centre to the countryside, where you’ll find Lansdown Hill and Bath racecourse. The Blathwayt Arms, a quintessentially British pub is perfect for hungry walkers looking for a relaxing finish to the day.
Watch the rugby at The Rec. Whether it’s you or the family who love the game, you can’t beat the feeling of being right in the crowd during a match at Bath Rugby. Get the stats for the current state of play and spend your Sunday cheering on the side-lines.
Visit the Roman Baths – perhaps at night. The Roman Baths are a must see when in Bath, and if given the opportunity we recommend visiting the Roman Baths during the Torchlight Summer Evenings. We personally couldn’t think of anything prettier than to walk on 2000-year-old pavements, see Roman artefacts and witness a natural steaming bath by the flicker of a candle.
Alternatively, the Thermae Bath Spa is a wonderful place to relax and unwind, offering views across the city and the opportunity to bath, pamper yourself and take some time out. Our Bath serviced apartments are perfect for a weekend break, so why not treat a loved one to a relaxing staycation in the city?
Transport in Bath
Bath is easy to get to by car, train or coach – it’s just 10 miles from the M4 and less than 90 minutes from London Paddington or 15 minutes from Bristol by train.
Once you arrive at one of our serviced apartments in Bath, the city is definitely best explored on foot, particularly when it comes to soaking up all the exquisite Georgian architecture and discovering all the city’s charming nooks and crannies. There are two outstanding hop-on-hop-off open top bus tours, one that covers the city centre and the other that takes in the Bath skyline, with amazing views and great commentary that tells you everything you need to know about Bath’s extraordinary history.
For non-tourists, buses around the Bath area are regular and plentiful, and metered taxis are easy to find outside Bath Spa station and Bath Abbey.
Facts about Bath
Bath was a city originally designed for fancy carriages, and fails daily to cope with the volume of cars, buses, coaches and lorries that pass through the city on a daily basis.
At peak times and during tourist season it’s a traffic and parking nightmare, so if you’re driving to Bath, we highly recommend using one of the three Park & Ride sites just outside the city, or leaving your car at your serviced apartment an exploring from there.
