There’s an eccentric side to Bath that makes it an exciting place to visit, no matter how many times you’ve been before. There’s always more to see once you’ve experienced the famous landmarks, and one of the quirky attractions that never fail to delight is the Bath Postal Museum.

We think this is the ideal time of year for a quiet weekend in our accommodation in Bath. The crowds have packed up their shopping bags and retreated home and the cobbled streets are almost empty. If you fancy exploring the city on foot and losing yourself in its history at your own pace this… Read more »

Just when you think you’ve seen all the historic attractions that make short breaks in Bath so special there’s another one to discover. Ladies and gentlemen we give you the beautiful Farleigh Hungerford Castle…

With its natural thermal waters and indulgent facilities, spa breaks in Bath have been enjoyed by us Brits since the Romans made it a spa resort back in AD43. Ever a bunch to identify an opportunity and take it as far as they could, the Romans created baths and a dramatic temple in the area… Read more »

The Duchess of Cambridge may have made pregnancy look effortless, but we know the reality can be pretty…tiring – so why now treat your own leading lady to a baby moon with one of our Bath spa breaks?

It may be hard to believe but autumn’s just around the corner, and after all those sunny barbeques you probably deserve to take some time out and enjoy the peace and quiet for a day or two. A Bath spa break with the Royal Hotel is not only great value, but there are also proven… Read more »

Close to the beautiful spa city of Bath you can find Stanton Drew Stone Circle, a little known but stunning monument to ancient times. Why not bring along a picnic and enjoy a full day out exploring the surrounding countryside and the stone circle with family or friends? There are 3 stone circles and a… Read more »

The journey from Bath to Corsham is short making it a perfect place for a day out with family or friends. Corsham over the years has been an important and prosperous town, with its roots in the wool trade and the quarrying of beautiful cream coloured stone that has been used for many of the… Read more »

Built in the 1370’s under Royal license, Nunney Castle has had a varied and sometimes turbulent history. Preserved today by English Heritage, the castle remains are a popular visitor attraction near the spa city of Bath. The Castle was built by Sir John de la Mare, a local knight who was at that time enjoying… Read more »

The Holburne Museum in Bath has been undergoing some rather large changes and is now proudly showing off its large and impressive extension, which is a complete contrast to the buildings around it. Critics reviewing this state of the art extension have declared it to be a success, bringing together modern and historical building methods… Read more »