Youth Hostel in Bath
Travel Tips for Bath - Bathwick Hill YHA (Page 1/2)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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09 Sep 2011 Maria, Australia:
Skyline walk of Bath Free guided tour of Bath conducted by passionate locals. |
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09 Sep 2011 Maria, Australia:
Pasty Presto at the close of the day for half-price pasties & pastries that are out-of-this-world! |
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09 Sep 2011 Maria, Australia:
More walks around in the countryside of Bath. |
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24 Aug 2011 Darryl, England & Wales:
Bizarre Bath comedy walk. I cannot recommend this enough, it is 1 1/2 hours of hilarious jokes, stunts and tricks. all for just £8 |
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07 Aug 2011 Lyn, Australia:
meals on site were fine - self catering kitchen also on site |
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07 Aug 2011 Lyn, Australia:
Baths; Costume Museum; outer city hop on/off bus tour; |
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24 Aug 2011 Darryl, England & Wales:
I thought the food in the hostel was very nice and reasonably priced. |
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04 Aug 2011 Lee, Hong Kong:
Roman Bath and the Royal Crescent |
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17 Jun 2011 Angelika, Germany:
Jane Austen Centre (if you are a fan...) |
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20 Apr 2011 Hoi-yan, Hong Kong:
The self-catering kitchen was good. If you don’t want to cook, meals also available in hostel. |
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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...... |