Walk everywhere from this small stylish ensuite double room in the centre of bath. Staying in a beautiful historical mews cottage, you will be just a 'stones throw' by foot from Bath's famous attractions, including many of 'Bridgerton' filming scenes. Tucked away in a private courtyard, enjoy free parking right outside and a neighbourhood filled with history, restaurants and entertainment. Room has coffee and tea facilities. Historical Centres Near Bathwick Street (BA2 6NX): Bath World Heritage Site: Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing its rich architectural and historical heritage. The Roman Baths: A well-preserved Roman bathing complex, offering a glimpse into Roman life. No. 1 Royal Crescent: A historic house museum exploring Georgian life. Bath Abbey: A magnificent Gothic church with a long and fascinating history. Bathwick: This district on the opposite bank of the River Avon to the city center was developed in the 18th century with the construction of Pulteney Bridge and Georgian streets. Jane Austen Centre: Explore the life and works of the famous author, who lived in Bath. Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum: Visit the oldest building in Bath, dating back to 1482. The Pump Room: A grand building with a rich history, part of the Roman Baths. The Fashion Museum Bath: A museum dedicated to the history of fashion. The Holburne Museum of Art: Located within Sydney Gardens, showcasing a diverse collection of art and artifacts. Herschel Museum of Astronomy: Learn about the lives and achievements of the Herschel family, including the astronomers. Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein: Explore the residence of the author of Frankenstein. Please note* The Breakfast is laid-out for you (self-serve), consisting of seasonal breads/toast/jams/pastries/cereals/coffee/tea and orange juice. There are no 'cooked' items available.

Fabulous restaurants abound on Walcot Street (5mins by foot). Some highlights: The Hudson (steaks) Walcot House (everything is good) The Boatman (great for traditional roast lunch on Sunday) Town and Country (burgers) Historical Centers Near Bathwick Street (BA2 6NX): Bath World Heritage Site: Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing its rich architectural and historical heritage. The Roman Baths: A well-preserved Roman bathing complex, offering a glimpse into Roman life. No. 1 Royal Crescent: A historic house museum exploring Georgian life. Bath Abbey: A magnificent Gothic church with a long and fascinating history. Bathwick: This district on the opposite bank of the River Avon to the city center was developed in the 18th century with the construction of Pulteney Bridge and Georgian streets. Jane Austen Centre: Explore the life and works of the famous author, who lived in Bath. Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum: Visit the oldest building in Bath, dating back to 1482. The Pump Room: A grand building with a rich history, part of the Roman Baths. The Fashion Museum Bath: A museum dedicated to the history of fashion. The Holburne Museum of Art: Located within Sydney Gardens, showcasing a diverse collection of art and artifacts. Herschel Museum of Astronomy: Learn about the lives and achievements of the Herschel family, including the astronomers. Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein: Explore the residence of the author of Frankenstein.