Need a Hotel in Bath for 29th Jan for 1 night

john77_2

Hi

its my friends 50th so we want to stay over in bath on the 29th Jan

we are looking for a city centre Hotel (can't afford the Royal Crescent !!:rolleyes: )

Any suggestions would be great

Cheers

John

lisyloo

What about the travelodge?
It might be a bit noisy especially the rooms at street level, but it's certainly very central.

The new spa is very nice but if you want to go on a Saturday afternoon then make sure you book as you can't just turn up at busy times.
A 2 hour session is about £20 I think (several pools including roof top, 4 very large steam rooms). I told my friend to take his girlfriend there and she came out saying she wanted to marry him (true story) so I'm sure any ladies in your party will love it (and the treatments are really good although not the cheapest).

Wagammamas is good for lunch (close to the travelodge) and if you sign up you can get some money saving deals which vary (like 2 main meals for one).

I have been told by friends that this Greek place is really nice, but I haven't been myself (I love greek food but I'm on a diet :-)

http://www.opabath.com/OpaMezeBar.html

john77_2

Hi

Cheers for all the info spa sounds great

just checked the travel lodge web site and it is saying £66 per night

can anyone beat that ?

dont suppose there is any free room (rate beater) hotels in bath? I have checked the Ramada but they dont have any

Cheera in advance

John

jay_cee_2

bath is expensive.

john77_2

Hi

I know but there must be some offers out there (mind you I cant find them !!!!!!!)

cheers

john

Trying_to_be_good

I live in Bath, and £66 is pretty good! There are lots of smaller hotels and B&Bs around, but it means taking a bit of a chance.

Where you may struggle is car parking - hardly any of the hotels have their own car parks, so if you're travelling by car you'll need to be prepared to leave it in a public car park. The Menzies Waterside is the only big hotel with a car park, I think.

This may give you more: visitbath.co.uk/site/where-to-stay

john77_2

hi

thanks for that it does seem that £66 is not bad for Bath

does the travel lodge have parking with it?

can taste the finest Indian I know already (The Raj Pujt sorry cant spell !!)

John

lisyloo

No the Travelodge doesn't have parking.
The best place is probably Charlotte street which is pretty close.
It's £8 for 24 hours.

There is a small car park closer by but it's much smaller and Charlotte Street is a pretty big car park so you are very unlikely find it full up.

mitchg

or stay in keynsham and get the train inand out its not far away and the station is hand for both ways or taxi ride wouldnt mean pushing the boat out too far

Rachie_B

we stayed here in December http://www.paradepark.co.uk/
parking is pay and display down the road

was very nice,good breakfast and nice bar too