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Genteel, Georgian charm awaits in the stately city of Bath

Honey-coloured terraces and lovingly preserved remnants of Roman culture help make Bath one of the UK’s prettiest cities. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped into your very own costume drama when you stroll these handsome streets, relax in Royal Victoria Park and come across places of preserved Georgian splendour such as the sumptuous Royal Crescent, whose looming townhouses have been home to many grand historic figures. Speaking of which, you can retrace Jane Austen’s steps during a visit here, and explore how the area influenced her sparkling novels. With an array of comfortable Bath holiday rentals available to choose from, you’ll soon settle into this picture-postcard bit of English heaven.

Why book Bath holiday rentals with ebookers?

Whether you’re here for a fleeting city break or a longer stay, it’s worth looking into holiday apartments in Bath. Hotels are on thing, but a rental will bring a level of privacy and comfort matched only by your own home. Rather than being limited to a single guestroom, you’ll be able to take advantage of large living spaces and a proper kitchen, for rates significantly lower than a traditional hotel. And you’ll also be able to stock up the fridge with your own food and treat yourself to cosy lunches or dinners in, rather than feeling compelled to spend more on dining out all the time. With ebookers, you’ll be able to pinpoint the exact accommodation to suit your budget and travel plans.

Top things to do in Bath

It won’t be a surprise to learn that, among the most popular things to do in Bath is a visit to the Roman Baths themselves. When you step through the Victorian entrance, you’ll be transported back to the days of a lost civilisation, with Roman relics on show and the deep, green-tinged waters of the baths evoking images of ancient decadence. While you won’t be allowed to take a dip, you can always head over to the nearby Thermae Bath Spa to luxuriate in Britain’s only naturally warm waters, with views over the city. After you’re thoroughly refreshed, you can stroll over to Sydney Gardens, where – amid the 18th-century parkland favoured by Jane Austen – you’ll find the Holburn Museum. Here, within the Grade I listed walls, you can explore a dazzling collection of oil paintings, sculptures and porcelain artworks. Another rite of passage for Bath visitors is the Jane Austen Centre, which celebrates the life and work of the author of Pride and Prejudice – be sure to take tea and cakes in the adjoining Regency Tea Room, for the full Austen experience.

Getting around in Bath

More than almost any other British city, this is a place that deserves to be seen on foot. After unpacking and settling into your holiday rental in Bath, you can look forward to the kind of long, languid strolls befitting a character from Jane Austen. Buses are also available, including a sightseeing tour bus. One of the best things about Bath is its proximity to other major attractions, and hiring a car will let you explore beyond the city and visit the likes of Stonehenge and Longleat safari park.