Accommodation, Parking
and Transport in Bath

Whilst we are unable to recommend specific places to stay there are many websites advertising places to stay in Bath, with something for most budgets. Try www.visitbath.co.uk/accommodation to search for something to suit you.

Bath is a popular tourist attraction and the price of City Centre accommodation can reflect demand. If you have a car, or are happy to take public transport, then bed and breakfasts on the edge of the city can be cheaper. Why not try somewhere in Newbridge or on the Wellsway?

In addition to bed & breakfast or hotel accommodation, Bath boasts 2 Travelodges – Bath Central and Bath Waterside www.travelodge.co.uk – both within walking distance, a Holiday Inn Express www.expressbath.co.uk and a number of inexpensive hostels www.hostelworld.com

Close by the Forum, and within easy walking distance are self catering apartments: The Courtyard Apartments www.thecourtyardapartments.co.uk or Saco serviced apartments http://bath.sacoapartments.com

You might like to consider staying just outside of the city at places like Chippenham, Bristol or Frome, (where you will find Premier Inns www.premierinn.com as well as Travelodges www.travelodge.co.uk) and using the train, bus service or driving in and using one of the 3 park and ride servcies that run to get into the City Centre.

Long stay parking can be found in Charlotte Street (a 10 – 15 minute walk away). Short stay parking can be found in Avon Street or Southgate car park. Both Avon Street and Southgate are 2 minutes walk away.

For all parking and park and ride facilities in Bath do visit http://visitbath.co.uk/travel-and-maps/parking-in-bath or the Bath and North East Somerset Council website www.bathnes.gov.uk