A visit to Bath is a chance to step back in time, and the Georgian Garden is a hidden, fascinating example of how things looked in Jane Austen’s time. Thousands travel to see the Royal Circus with its unique curving architecture, but not so many wander to the back of the houses and take the… Read more »

Just 9 miles from the city of Bath, in a peaceful valley lay the remains of the once-grand Farleigh Hungerford Castle. Now owned by the National Trust, the majestic ruins are still breathtaking and date back to the 14th century.

Bath’s Holburne Museum is housed in one of the city’s most striking buildings, and it’s a great day out for visitors of all ages. With free entry to all permanent collection, the museum is proud to display ‘art for everyone’, and it’s open all year round.

Christmas may be behind us but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the odd winter treat to brighten things up. The Royal Hotel is offering fantastic special offer breaks in Bath a third night’s stay for half price when you book two nights over a Friday and Saturday.

The Victoria Art Gallery is home to some beautiful pieces of art that any art fan must see. Although there are not many permanent exhibitions, the gallery only hosts the finest work and this will be evident when you visit.

Bath played a hugely important part in Jane Austen’s life and it was here that she lived between 1801 and 1806. Every year, millions of people come to this beautiful part of England to get a taste of what life was like for one of the world’s most loved authors.

The Bath Thermae Spa attracts those in need of pampering and relaxation from all over the UK, and the city’s natural thermal waters have been soothing tired limbs for centuries. The Royal Hotel’s spa breaks in Bath make taking time out easy, as they include two nights in luxurious accommodation, breakfast and a blissful two… Read more »

Bath may not be as well known for its fishing as it is for its architecture, but if you know where to loo there are some fantastic days out with the rod to be had. Bath is dotted with some fantastic spots for anglers, it’s just a question of knowing where to head. Brokerswood Country… Read more »

The Royal Hotel is one of Bath’s finest places to stay, from its historic Georgian features to its peaceful location it makes an idyllic place to close the door on the world for a few days. Why not treat yourself to a Mid week break in Bath and enjoy a stay in this city haven?

Bath is one of those cities that makes you feel all quaint, and in the mood to enjoy simple, old fashioned pursuits amidst its quintessential charms. As luck would have it, there’s plenty of opportunity to indulge in the elegant pleasures of yesteryear, and the Bath boating station is just the place to start.