Best Bath holiday apartments

The historic city of Bath has its roots in ancient Rome, but much of its incredible architecture is Georgian. Located around 100 miles from London, this picture-postcard city is replete with incredible examples of architecture, but it is most famous for its hot springs and Roman baths. The beautiful countryside of the Cotswolds is only a few miles down the road, but those looking for the trappings of modern city life are also well catered for. Whatever your reason for visiting this ancient city, a holiday apartment in Bath will give you a very different perspective to life in the city than local hotels will.

Holiday Apartments in Bath Allow You to Live in Sheer Luxury

Perhaps the most popular attractions in Bath are the Roman Baths and the Abbey. Whilst the baths were first built by the occupying Romans 2,000 years ago, they lay hidden for centuries until they were rediscovered in the 19th century. The baths are supplied by England’s only hot-water springs, and to take a bath in the mineral-rich waters is said to have therapeutic effects. The other major attraction in the city is Bath Abbey. Officially the last Gothic Church to be built in England, the Abbey casts an imposing presence over the nearby Roman Baths. Visitors can climb to the top of the Abbey’s tower, where they can enjoy panoramic views of this very pretty English city. Such beauty and history are best experienced close up, and hiding away in a hotel room simply doesn’t do the area justice. However, a holiday apartment in Bathwick in will provide you with a level of luxury that befits the surrounding magnificence.

Become a Part of Local Life with Holiday Accommodation in Bath

If you’re in search of the quintessential city of Bath, you won’t have to venture much further than Great Pulteney Street. This picturesque Georgian street is lined with Georgian terraced houses that are classic examples of Georgian architecture. Take a stroll from Pulteney Street to the Laura Place Fountain, and make sure to wander around the beautiful Sydney Gardens along the way. Bath is also home to several museums and galleries that give visitors an insight into this great city’s illustrious past. The Museum of Costume charts the history of classic Georgian attire, whilst Bath Museum concentrates on the city’s iconic and completely unique architecture. To truly absorb this city’s ambience and history, you need to live as part of the community – something you can’t do in a hotel. However, renting a holiday home via the 9flats website will mean you can become part of the fabric of Bath – albeit for only a few days.

If you’re considering couchsurfing in Bath as a way of immersing yourself in the city’s culture, take a look at the 9flats website first. Booking with 9flats gives you all the benefits of couchsurfing, but with the added benefits of luxurious living and total privacy. From holiday accommodation in Manchester to vacation homes in Shanghai, 9flats shows you a different side to the world’s great towns and cities.