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“A charming B&B set across two Grade-I listed Georgian townhouses on one of Bath's grandest streets. Elegant interiors are traditionally styled with antiques, sash windows, and Chinese wallpaper. With homely lounges, excellent breakfasts, and friendly staff — this is an easy city base.”

Recommended for

  • Local exploring

    • Set on Great Pulteney Street, Bath's grandest and most impressive Georgian thoroughfare, and just a stroll from the city centre

  • Designer Shopping

    • The pedestrianised shopping area in the city centre is easily accessible from the hotel

  • Museums

    • Walk to Holburne, the city's most popular museum and art gallery

  • Sights nearby

    • The Roman Baths are (of course) a must visit

  • Golf

  • Historic

    • Set across two Grade I-listed 18th-century townhouses

  • Child friendly

    • Folding beds can be put in the larger rooms

  • No restaurant

    • Breakfast is served

  • B&B

  • Full of character

  • Less £

  • Boutique

  • Traditional

  • Disabled access

Facilities

  • Child friendly

    Folding beds can be put in the larger rooms

  • No restaurant

    Breakfast is served

  • Concierge

  • Bar

  • Wifi

  • Disabled access

  • Garden

Activities

  • Designer Shopping

    • The pedestrianised shopping area in the city centre is easily accessible from the hotel

  • Museums

    • Walk to Holburne, the city's most popular museum and art gallery

  • Sights nearby

    • The Roman Baths are (of course) a must visit

  • Golf

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Dukes

This upmarket b&b is spread over two interconnected Georgian houses on Bath's finest-looking street. In addition to the prime location, selling points include the tasteful period-style furnishings, individual and atmospheric bedrooms, excellent breakfasts and personal, first-rate service.

Originally published by The Telegraph

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