Youth Hostel in Bath
Travel Tips for Bath - Bathwick Hill YHA (Page 2/2)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
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05 Apr 2011 John, USA:
Sam Wellers on Lower? Borough St. was a nice pub with good food at a fair price. |
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05 Apr 2011 John, USA:
The Roman Baths, the Pump House for tea |
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08 Aug 2010 Trina-Marie, USA:
The Roman Baths, and if you've ever heard of them, the William (and Caroline) Herschel Museum near the Jane Austen Centre. Really good value for a quirky little museum experience with fun artefacts. |
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08 Aug 2010 Trina-Marie, USA:
I'd recommend Glastonbury. Day trip or overnight stay, it's worth a visit. |
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20 Jul 2010 Aaron, USA:
fabulous museum of fashion! also, not so great, but worth it for jane austen fans, the jane austen center. |
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08 Aug 2010 Trina-Marie, USA:
for breakfast: Patisserie Valerie is absolutely adorable, great breakfast for a good value and the place is packed with little old ladies drinking tea. It's right in town near Starbucks. A glimpse of British culture not to be missed. |
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| HI Hostel Bath - Bathwick Hill YHAYHA 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...... |