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Bath Holiday Home

The ancient city of Bath is a timeless gem that seamlessly blends history, culture, and natural beauty. Nestled in the rolling Somerset countryside, Bath has enchanted visitors for centuries with its Roman origins, stunning Georgian architecture, and rejuvenating thermal waters.

Step back in time to Bridgerton-like scenes as you wander through Bath’s charming cobblestone streets, where exquisite honey-coloured buildings evoke the elegance of the Georgian era. Marvel at the iconic Bath Abbey, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, and explore the historic Roman Baths, where you can immerse yourself in the ancient world of public bathing and Roman engineering.

Bath’s unique blend of heritage, wellness, and cultural vibrancy promises an unforgettable journey that will leave you enchanted and rejuvenated by this corner of the South West. Take a look at our beautiful collection of homes and apartments in Bath that will be perfect to make your base as you explore this eternally charming corner of the world.

Why stay with us?

Style and character are everything at Oliver’s Travels, and our collection of handpicked luxury rentals in Bath have this in spades.

We have destination experts who know the ins and outs of all our regions, picking homes, apartments and flats in Bath that aren’t only unique, but also in the best locations.

Our helpful concierge team are on-hand to make your stay extra special. Whether you are looking for tips on local restaurants, advise on which key attractions to visit or any other extra service – consider them your holiday genie, who will happily grant your wishes.

Why visit Bath?

Bath is worth visiting simply for how much it offers on such a small scale. The city is easy to navigate on foot, with most of its main sites – the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent and The Circus – all within walking distance of each other.

The architecture shapes the feel. Long terraces of honey-coloured stone, wide streets and open crescents influence how you move through the city, opening out into views and then narrowing again into smaller streets. It’s a place where you spend time moving between landmarks without needing to plan much at all.

There’s also a strong cultural scene. The city has long associations with writers like Jane Austen, and that history still feeds into museums, walking tours and events throughout the year. Festivals, from literature to music and fringe arts, bring a different energy depending on when you visit, while the Christmas market changes the feel of the centre in winter.

Bath also works as a base. The surrounding countryside opens up quickly beyond the city, with places like the Cotswolds, Frome and Wells within easy reach for a day out.

What Oliver Loves

How easy it is to walk from the Royal Crescent down to the Roman Baths, cutting through smaller streets and passing cafés, shops and terraces along the way – everything sits close together, so you rarely need to think about getting around.

Bath: At a Glance

Historic centre – The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, Royal Crescent and The Circus
Architecture – Georgian terraces, crescents and honey-coloured stone throughout
Culture – Museums, galleries and festivals across literature, music and the arts
Food and drink – Cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs across the city centre
Surroundings – Easy access to the Cotswolds and wider Somerset countryside

The Roman Baths

Top Tip

Book the Roman Baths for early morning or late in the day – it’s much quieter and easier to take your time.

Bath: Getting there and around

By train

Bath Spa station has direct services from London Paddington (around 1.5 hours), as well as regular connections from Bristol and Cardiff.

By car

Bath is accessible via the M4, but parking in the centre is limited. Park & Ride services on the outskirts are often the easiest option.

By air

Bristol Airport is the closest, around 45 minutes away by car.

On foot

The city centre is compact and best explored on foot, with most attractions within easy walking distance.

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