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A must-see on self-catering holidays in Bath are the Roman Baths, built around the UK’S only hot springs and thought to have healing properties by the Romans. Nearby, Thermae Bath Spa offers Roman-style relaxation with water from the city’s natural hot springs.

Bath is the largest city in Somerset. Founded in 1AD, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with some of the country’s finest architecture. Bath lies in the valley of the River Avon, 11 miles south east of Bristol. It is best explored by foot, with sweeping crescents, grand Georgian houses and Victorian Gothic buildings around every corner. Take in some of the city’s ornate Georgian architecture, such as the Circus, the Assembly Rooms and the Pump Rooms. In a Georgian townhouse, the Jane Austen Centre documents the career of the celebrated author, who lived in the city.

 

A spacious, wood-panelled lounge with leather sofas, hardwood coffee table and flooring.
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Situated in the centre of Bath, Rose & Slate is perfectly positioned for a wonderful holiday in Somerset. The luxurious urban cottage boasts refined elegance and multiple fireplaces plus wooden floors, open-plan spaces, immaculate presentation and access to one of the most attractive and historic cities in Britain.

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A cottage window and French doors are semi-hidden by a flowering mass of climbing roses.
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Ensconced in a flowering garden, Faerie World promises couples a true escape. The gorgeous romantic cottage for two in Bath enjoys views of a babbling stream from its terrace and boasts an interior decorated with contemporary elegance uing Farrow & Ball colours. Cuddle up in front of the cosy wood burner.

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A gsrden path lesds past an ornamental fountain to sa stone. built Somerset holiday cottage
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The Parish Stone is a picture-perfect cottage in the peaceful locale of Timsbury in Somerset. Just moments from Bath, the stone-built cottage enjoys an ideal location and a lovely furnished garden, pleasant views, serenity, and an interior with elegant furnishings and contemporary comforts.

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A 4-storey, classic Bath-stone terraced house overlooking a street.
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Georgian Courtyard is an elegant romantic cottage set just moments from the highlights of Bath in Somerset. The beautiful property offers a soft palette with dashes of colour, luxurious décor and furnishings, a log fire, and a pleasant courtyard bordered by blooming pretty flowers.

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Don’t miss Bath Abbey, a 16th-century building with an intricate vaulted ceiling. For far-reaching views across the city and surrounding countryside, follow the six-mile Bath Skyline Walk through woods, meadows and valleys. Self-catering holidays in Bath are an opportunity to explore the city’s thriving brewing scene with Bath Ales, Abbey Ales and Electric Bear served in most pubs. Wadsworth’s Victorian tower brewery is a striking landmark.

There are many unique places to eat and drink in Bath, including Sally Lunn’s, a traditional tea room famous for its buns, which have become a regional classic. On the doorstep of your holiday cottage in Bath, the city comes into its own in the evening, when you will discover a thriving culture of theatre, comedy and live music. See what’s on at Rondo, an intimate theatre in an old church hall, or buy tickets for a gig at Bath Forum, an elegant venue in a listed former cinema.