Bath
grew up around the thermal water springs that can still
be seen today in the Roman Baths museum and the unique soon
to be opened Thermae Bath Spa.
As well as these attractions, Bath is famous for its stunning
architecture, the beautiful Abbey, its flower filled streets
and parks and gardens.
The city's compactness makes it ideal for walking tours
in the company of a knowledgeable local guide who can theme
the day to suit your groups' interest.
The Lansdown Grove Hotel first
opened in 1888 and is believed to be the oldest hotel in
Bath. The listed building is set in beautiful gardens and
occupies a prominent position overlooking the Georgian City.
The hotel boasts 60 bedrooms, many of which have far reaching
views over Bath. Its function room comfortably accommodates
80 guests for a dinner dance and this venue also benefits
from on site parking.Minimum numbers for this venue are
60. Half bottle of wine from £5 per person.
Bath
Hilton
The Hilton Bath is located in
the heart of the city centre, the ideal place for exploring
this historic City and only half a mile from the railway
station and a 30 minute drive from Bristol Airport. The
hotel has 150 well appointed bedrooms, including 42 deluxe
rooms and 6 suites. In keeping with Bath's reputation for
health and vitality, you can use the LivingWell Express
fitness centre or enjoy their Zuccottas Restaurant serving
Mediterranean specialities. This particular venue can cater
for up to 130 guests for a dinner dance. Minimum numbers
for this venue are 80 and half bottle of wine per person
is from £7.50. Underground parking is available for
this venue in Waitrose, adjacent to the Hotel.
Bath
grew up around the thermal water springs that can still
be seen today in the Roman Baths museum and the unique soon
to be opened Thermae Bath Spa.
