Bath is a famous, stunning Roman city situated in the north of Somerset, and these cottages in Bath can make for a wonderful place to stay on your next UK holiday. With a whole host of things to do in the town and plenty of stunning countryside right on your doorstep, you simply can’t go wrong with one of these Bath holiday cottages!
Why Bath Cottages?
Home to stunning Georgian architecture, a wealth of Roman history and plenty of other unique things to see and do, it should come as no surprise to learn that these Bath accommodation options are a popular choice for tourists and holidaymakers alike.
In the city, there’s an almost endless amount of things to see and do to keep you busy from the day you arrive to the day you leave. Of course, the most famous landmark in the city is the historic Roman Baths, which can be found right in the heart of the city centre. Not only that, but this city was also once home to the famous author Jane Austen, who has a museum dedicated to her life and work in the city.
Aside from exploring its rich history, you can also find tonnes of great places to shop from these Bath cottages, the most popular hotspot being the stunning Pulteney Bridge, an 18th-century bridge that passes over the River Avon that is lined with brilliant shops and cafes on either side.
On the other hand, if rest and relaxation is what you’re after, then we’d highly recommend booking yourself in at the Thermae Bath Spa to enjoy the naturally heated pools.
For more things to see and do from these Bath holiday cottages, be sure to check out our comprehensive Bath Travel Guide »
Places to Visit near Bath Holiday Cottages
From these Bath holiday cottages, you’ll have a whole host of places to visit and explore! For example, the Cotswolds can be found just a short drive east of the city and is home to some of the most stunning countryside anywhere in England. With quaint and picturesque villages to explore here like Castle Combe and Bourton-on-the-Water, you can quite easily spend the day exploring this stunning region.
Heading south-west out of the city you’ll also find the Mendip Hills, another stunning region that’s famous for its natural beauty and makes for a wonderful place to go exploring from your Bath self-catering accommodation. Further in the same direction, you’ll find Glastonbury, an ancient town that’s home to the world-renowned festival and historic sites like Glastonbury Tor and the 2000-year-old Chalice Well.
Alternatively, if you make your way west of the city you’ll find Bristol, one of England’s biggest and most exciting cities that boasts a rich art scene and a long maritime history.
Other places to explore near these Bath cottages include:
Chippenham
Malmesbury
Weston-super-Mare
Types of Somerset Holidays
If you haven’t quite found what you’re looking for in this collection of cottages to rent in Bath, then take a look at these dog-friendly cottages in Bath or this collection of large group accommodations in Bath. There are even Somerset holiday parks for you to choose from, the perfect option for families.
Alternatively, if you’re after a quick break or hoping to book something on the fly, then these short & weekend breaks in Bath and these last-minute Bath cottages are also worth checking out.
On the other hand, if you’re after a more rural setting, then these Somerset log cabins, Somerset cottages with hot tubs or these luxury Somerset cottages could be more suited to you.
If you’re still unsure about your next adventure browse the full list of Somerset cottages and cottages for city breaks across the UK.