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YHA Bath
Bath
With large private gardens, YHA Bath is set in a stunning Italian-style mansion, 10 minutes’ walk from Bath city centre. It offers affordable accommodation, laundry facilities and a restaurant. There are 2 buildings, one of which is listed.
The majority of rooms contain bunk beds.
Everything, especially the views, location, and cleanliness.
Bath Backpackers
Bath City Centre, Bath
Centrally located and just a 2-minute walk from the bus and train stations, Bath Backpackers offers budget accommodation. Free WiFi is accessible throughout.
Bath Backpackers has both mixed and female-only dorm rooms, all with shared bathrooms and showers. Bed linen is included in the price and there is central heating in all rooms.
Such a friendly staff, chill vibe and very clean, currently updating and upgrading but everything was useable and the pillows and bed were very comfy
Bath YMCA Hostel
Bath City Centre, Bath
Bath YMCA Hostel is conveniently set in the centre of Bath, and provides a garden, free WiFi and a shared lounge. The property is located 600 metres from The Roman Baths, 1 km from Bath Spa Train Station and 2.3 km from Oldfield Park Train Station. The hostel features city views, a sun terrace and a 24-hour front desk. Really central to ideal for seeing the city. The room was large, clean and warm. Just what we needed. We didn't use the dining room but it was large and well equipped.
St Christopher's Inn Bath
Milsom Quarter, Bath
Situated in Bath’s lively city centre, the St Christopher's Inn Bath boasts a bar and café, with a diverse food menu. The hostel is ideally situated for visiting the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey.
The hostel features a common room with sofas, a TV, books and board games. Towels and hair dryers can be hired from reception, where guests are also able to buy padlocks and plug adapters. The property offers free WiFi and a lounge, with facilities including a microwave, fridge and kettle.
Comfy beds, nearby attractions, overall nice atmosphere.
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Avg. price/night: $145
Really lovely building, great location, very helpful staff, excellent breakfast and great nights sleep. Very good and safe valet parking!
NeilYoung couple -
Avg. price/night: $83
Great location, mix of rooms bigger and smaller for different budgets.
NeilSolo traveler -
Avg. price/night: $107
Great location, cheap and friendly staff
MichaelSolo traveler -
Avg. price/night: $19
Easy booking, cheap and great location.
ADRIANTravelers with friends -
Avg. price/night: $118
I recommend this hotel to friends traveling to Bath, it's in a great location and conveniently to the main attractions. The neighborhood seems safe.
siyuanSolo traveler -
Avg. price/night: $84
Stayed in November to visit Bath & the Christmas market, great location just a short walk down the hill to bus stop 15min journey into Bath for £3.80 return much cheaper than parking in city! Hotel just a short stroll to Kenner & Avon canal which was a lovely walk. Breakfast good nice bacon & sausages! Room very clean
BevYoung couple -
Avg. price/night: $19
Great location right in the city centre. Super friendly staff and guests. I stayed in a private twin room, with a sink, wardrobe and drawers. The bed was basic but comfy, and the room was toasty warm. I felt safe as a single woman (it was my first time staying in a hostel so I hadn't been sure what to expect).
Julia PSolo traveler -
Avg. price/night: $19
The bunk bed was surprisingly comfortable and warm. The dormitory was clean and the toilets and showers were too. The location is just a short walk from the city centre, but far enough to be very quiet and give you somehow the feeling that you are in a country house. Wi-Fi was working correctly all through the hostel.
DanielSolo traveler -
Avg. price/night: $20
Great location if you're visiting Bath but if you're staying more than one night, don't go cheap. No fault of the hostel's but the six bed Room # 1was noisy, people on Green Street and other hostellers arriving late. Bath room not awful but cramped. Would try the double next time if not travelling alone.
ArnoldSolo traveler -
Avg. price/night: $122
Not cheap at £200+ for one-night Saturday stay in a smallish triple room, but then much cheaper than everywhere else in central Bath other than the Youth Hostel, which wasn't that much cheaper and is further out of town. Very old hotel and it shows with door to room somewhat difficult to open, bathrooms in need of modernising etc - but everything worked, was clean and we were very comfortable for the night. Staff very friendly and beds lovely and comfortable.
ThomasFamily with young children
