Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Very often in the UK and always try to find such places to stay. This to try to get some of the home feeling in the British way. Not always succesful but this time I must say I got it right.
Lovely room, small bathroom (but that is part of the package for these type of accomodations)confi sleep bed and pillows Super lovely breakfast. Caution if you will sleep with open windows you will be awaken by the birds:)
Very often in the UK and always try to find such places to stay. This to try to get some of the home feeling in the British way. Not always succesful but this time I must say I got it right.
Lovely room, small bathroom (but that is part of the package for these type of accomodations)confi sleep bed and pillows Super lovely breakfast. Caution if you will sleep with open windows you will be awaken by the birds:)
A great place to stay.I would rather keep it a secret.
The gentleman manager was extremely helpful.
The 12 noon departure was a bonus.Overall a lovely experience.
A great place to stay.I would rather keep it a secret.
The gentleman manager was extremely helpful.
The 12 noon departure was a bonus.Overall a lovely experience.
Peter and Colleen
Reviewed September 21, 2011Reviewed September 21, 2011
Lovely hotel and gardens with nice spa area. Room was clean and very comfortable. Very expensive hotel and you pay for the beauty and comforts but dismayed to then be charged for a bowl of nuts in the bar and for the breakfast. The continental breakfast buffet was lovely but the cooked breakfast was odd for such a good hotel. A very limp colorless omlette and pancakes an inch thick with very uncrispy bacon.
Lovely hotel and gardens with nice spa area. Room was clean and very comfortable. Very expensive hotel and you pay for the beauty and comforts but dismayed to then be charged for a bowl of nuts in the bar and for the breakfast. The continental breakfast buffet was lovely but the cooked breakfast was odd for such a good hotel. A very limp colorless omlette and pancakes an inch thick with very uncrispy bacon.
Gillian
Reviewed November 7, 2017Reviewed November 7, 2017
We had lived in Bradford upon Avon 24 years ago, and worked in Bath for a while. Since then, we moved to Ireland and have never been back until recently. This trip was everything and more that you would want for a trip down memory lane. We loved our time there and revisiting our old haunts.
We had lived in Bradford upon Avon 24 years ago, and worked in Bath for a while. Since then, we moved to Ireland and have never been back until recently. This trip was everything and more that you would want for a trip down memory lane. We loved our time there and revisiting our old haunts.
Bath, with its stunning Georgian architecture and rich history, offers pet-friendly adventures that will delight both you and your furry companion. Start your exploration at the picturesque Royal Victoria Park, where you can stroll along tree-lined paths and let your dog enjoy the vast open spaces. The park also features a charming pet-friendly café for a refreshing break. Next, visit the iconic Bath Abbey, where you can take a moment to appreciate the stunning stained glass while your pet relaxes nearby. A short walk away, the River Avon provides scenic riverside paths perfect for leisurely walks, where you can watch the swans glide by. For a unique experience, head to the Bath Skyline Walk, which offers breathtaking views of the city and is easily navigable with pets. Additionally, the vibrant SouthGate shopping area has several pet-friendly shops and eateries, making it a great spot to enjoy a meal while your pet is welcome. When it comes to accommodation, consider staying in the charming areas around Bath’s city centre, where you’ll find a selection of high-quality hotels that cater to pets, ensuring you and your four-legged friend feel pampered during your stay.
Find the best pet-friendly hotels in Bath
Bath is a charming destination that welcomes pet owners with open arms. Here are some top hotels that ensure a comfortable stay for both you and your furry companions.
Why it's great for a pet-friendly vacation: The Roseate Villa Bath stands out as a top-tier hotel for pet owners, offering a warm and welcoming environment for both guests and their pets. With an impressive review rating of 9.6, this luxurious hotel permits pets in rooms and provides essential amenities like food and water bowls, ensuring a comfortable stay for all.
Other amenities: The hotel features a boutique atmosphere with a charming terrace and a stunning garden area for relaxation. Guests can benefit from flexible check-in and check-out times, alongside complimentary toiletries and daily housekeeping. Families can enjoy free cribs and a delightful breakfast to start their day. Self-parking adds to the convenience, making it an ideal choice for those exploring Bath.
Neighborhood: Bathwick
Nearby attractions: Jane Austen Centre - 1.5 km, Kennet & Avon Canal - 1 km, The Holburne Museum - 0.6 km
Why it's great for a pet-friendly vacation: Combining luxury with pet-friendliness, The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa excels in providing a lavish experience for travelers with pets. With a remarkable review rating of 9.4, this elegant hotel accommodates pets in rooms, making it a sophisticated choice for those who wish to travel with their furry friends. Additionally, guests are greeted with food and water bowls, ensuring a warm welcome for their pets.
Other amenities: Beyond its pet amenities, the hotel features an exquisite spa, including an indoor pool, Turkish bath, and various treatment rooms for ultimate relaxation. Guests can unwind in the garden or enjoy the convenience of onsite dining with room service available. The Royal Crescent also offers free cribs and luxurious designer toiletries, alongside daily housekeeping to maintain a pristine environment. With nearby golf opportunities and a health club, guests can balance relaxation with recreation.
Neighborhood: Upper Town
Nearby attractions: Royal Victoria Park - 0.1 km, Royal Crescent - 0 km, No. 1 Royal Crescent - 0.1 km
Why it's great for a pet-friendly vacation: No.15 by GuestHouse, Bath is an exquisite choice for pet-friendly travellers seeking a high-end experience. With a stellar review rating of 9.4, this hotel warmly welcomes pets in rooms, making it a perfect haven for those travelling with dogs. Guests can expect thoughtful amenities such as food and water bowls to ensure a comfortable stay for their furry friends.
Other amenities: This stylish hotel features a luxurious spa with treatment rooms and a private hot tub, providing the ultimate relaxation experience. Guests can enjoy complimentary breakfast and free cribs for families. The hotel also boasts a beautiful garden, parking options, and daily housekeeping for a pristine environment. With a nearby museum and historical district, guests can immerse themselves in Bath’s rich culture.
Neighborhood: Bathwick
Nearby attractions: Kennet & Avon Canal - 0.6 km, The Holburne Museum - 0.3 km, The Recreation Ground - 1.1 km
Why it's great for a pet-friendly vacation: The George Inn and The Plaine is a delightful retreat for travelers wishing to explore Bath with their pets. With an excellent review rating of 9.2, this hotel welcomes pets in rooms, ensuring that companions can join in on the adventure. The provision of food and water bowls adds an extra touch of comfort, making it a well-suited choice for pet owners.
Other amenities: Guests can enjoy the charming terrace or the historical district surroundings, perfect for leisurely walks. The hotel also features a restaurant with kid-friendly meal options and offers self-parking for added convenience. Daily housekeeping ensures a tidy stay, while the lush garden invites guests to relax outdoors. Families can benefit from free breakfast for children, enhancing the overall experience.
Neighborhood: Norton St. Philip
Nearby attractions: Iford Manor and the Peto Garden - 5 km, Farleigh Hungerford Castle - 3.5 km, Chew Valley - 8 km
Why it's great for a pet-friendly vacation: The Francis Hotel Bath is an ideal choice for travellers looking to bring their pets along for a delightful stay. With an impressive review rating of 9.0, this hotel allows pets in rooms and provides food and water bowls to ensure your four-legged friends feel right at home. Its prime location in Bath City Centre also allows for easy exploration of the area's attractions while accompanied by your pet.
Other amenities: Guests will enjoy luxurious touches such as Egyptian cotton sheets and bathrobes to enhance comfort during their stay. The hotel also features a beautiful terrace and nearby parking options for added convenience. Daily housekeeping ensures a tidy retreat, while room service is available around the clock for those late-night cravings. A concierge service is on hand to assist with local recommendations and bookings, making the Francis Hotel an excellent choice for a well-rounded getaway.
Neighborhood: Bath City Centre
Nearby attractions: Jane Austen Centre - 0.2 km, Royal Victoria Park - 0.3 km, The Circus - 0.5 km
Frequently Asked Questions
How many dog-friendly hotels will I be able to find in Bath?
Enjoy travelling with your furry pal at one of Expedia's 34 dog-friendly Bath hotels or accommodation options.
What's the best time of year to travel to Bath with my pet?
When you travel with your pet, keeping tabs on the weather can make the trip safe and fun for everyone. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 16°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 6°C. Average annual precipitation for Bath is 795 mm.
What is there to see and do with your pet in Bath?
Known for its museums and parks, Bath has lots to offer visitors. See the local sights and visit Cotswold Way and Theatre Royal Bath. While you're there, make sure you don't miss Roman Baths and Bath Abbey.
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