Stay with Kate

Private parking The flat is bright, cosy and fully furnished, with an open-plan kitchen and living area where you can relax after exploring Bath. The guest room has a super comfortable double bed and wardrobe space, and guests will have access to the shared bathroom (& an additional WC). The apartment is located on Lower Bristol Road in a really convenient area to shops and busses to central Bath (2min walk, 10min bus journey). This space is ideal for visiting Bath for a weekend getaway. The space Please note that the bathrooms, kitchen and living space are shared with me as the host and my partner - however, please make yourself at home!! We are both very Considerate and mostly keep to ourselves (or working!). Please enjoy the whole flat!! We want our guests to really feel comfortable and enjoy their stay. We also have 2 friendly free-roaming pet bunnies who live in the flat and may come say hello! There is private parking available at the property. Buses run frequently to central Bath (5 & U5). Towels, Tea, Coffee, and bottled water provided (for convenience). Guest access Whole flat apart from hosts bedroom. Other things to note If you’re planning to explore Bath, I highly recommend staying two nights so you can enjoy the city at a relaxed pace. Bath is full of beautiful Georgian architecture, historic landmarks, parks, and scenic viewpoints, so having a little extra time lets you see more than just the highlights. Parking can be difficult in central Bath, our bus runs frequently on the main road. Some wonderful places to explore include: • The famous Roman Baths — one of the best-preserved Roman sites in Europe. • Thermae Bath Spa, where you can experience Britain’s only natural thermal spa, including the rooftop pool overlooking the city. • The iconic Georgian architecture of Royal Crescent and The Circus. • The beautiful Pulteney Bridge, a picturesque 18th-century bridge lined with shops. • The scenic Bath Skyline Walk, offering stunning countryside and city views. • The panoramic viewpoint from Alexandra Park — one of the best views of Bath. • Relaxing green spaces such as Royal Victoria Park, Sydney Gardens, and the beautiful landscaped grounds of Prior Park Landscape Garden. • Museums including the Jane Austen Centre and the elegant Holburne Museum. Bath is also famous for its afternoon tea, with many historic tearooms scattered throughout the city centre — perfect for a relaxing break while exploring. Recommended restaurants: • Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House – One of Bath’s oldest buildings, famous for its iconic Sally Lunn bun. A lovely spot for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea with a cosy, historic feel. • The Pump Room – A stunning, elegant restaurant next to the Roman Baths, perfect for brunch or afternoon tea in a truly iconic Bath setting. • Dough – A relaxed and unique pizzeria offering a variety of dough bases, including gluten-free options – great for a casual meal. • Sotto Sotto – A romantic, candlelit Italian restaurant set in a vaulted cellar. Perfect for date night with authentic pasta and a cosy atmosphere. • Yak Yeti Yak – A local favourite serving delicious Nepalese dishes, including momos and flavourful curries, in a warm and quirky setting. • Noya’s Kitchen – A small, intimate Vietnamese restaurant with fresh, vibrant dishes. Very popular, so booking ahead is recommended. • Cappadocia – A stylish Turkish restaurant with generous portions and a lively atmosphere, ideal for sharing dishes. • The Beefy Boys – Award-winning burgers made with high-quality British beef – perfect for something indulgent and relaxed. • The Herd Steak Restaurant – A great spot for steak lovers, known for locally sourced meat and a warm, rustic feel. • The Oyster Shell – The best fish and chips in Bath! Takeaway only, but perfect to enjoy by the river on a sunny day. • Rooted Café & Supper Rooms – A relaxed vege café known for great brunch, coffee and wholesome, beautifully presented food. • OAK Restaurant – A highly regarded vege/vegan restaurant focusing on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with creative small plates. If you’re staying a little longer, you can also easily visit nearby Bristol. Oldfield Park train station is about a 15-minute walk from the flat, and trains run to Bristol Temple Meads in around 15 minutes, making it easy to explore another vibrant city during your stay.