Youth Hostel in Bath
Travel Tips for YHA Bath (Page 1/2)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
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28 Feb 2013 Kim, Australia:
Somerset, Cotswolds, London, Wales or Oxford |
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29 Mar 2013 Gaelle, Belgium:
Roman Baths is a must! Loved it! |
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29 Mar 2013 Gaelle, Belgium:
Jamie's Italian was superb as ever. I tend to do all Jamie's Italian restaurants in the UK and they are all fab and in magnificent locations |
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29 Mar 2013 Gaelle, Belgium:
Anywhere - Bristol YHA is very nice too :) |
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03 Feb 2013 Margaret, USA:
Glastonbury is good for a full day or two. I don't think there's a YHA hostel there, but there is a hostel right in the center of things. Lots of mystical and sacred stories come out of Glastonbury , and its interesting to see and experience. |
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09 Nov 2012 Csaba, Hungary:
the free walking tours in Bath city with the Honorary Guides. |
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09 Nov 2012 Csaba, Hungary:
Hudson Bar had an excellent steak menu offer for those who come 5-7pm |
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26 Oct 2012 Francesca, Australia:
The Roman baths - really not to be missed. |
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27 Aug 2012 Elizabeth, England & Wales:
theatre royal is worth checking out - a lovely litle theatre in Bath. Shows/Plays start at 8pm and if you want cheap tickets you can go stand in the queue at 7.20pm for last minute tickets. |
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22 May 2012 Nora, USA:
The Salamander, Sally Lunn's Buns |
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| HI Hostel YHA BathYHA Bath is set in a beautiful Italianate mansion within large private gardens and just a short walk from the centre of this vibrant World Heritage City with its many attractions. There’s a licensed restaurant for you to relax in after a busy day exploring what the city has to offer. | more...... |