If you're looking for a city break that won't break the bank, look no further than Bath. With its renowned thermal spa waters, beautiful architecture and a reputation as the home of Jane Austen, the city has something for everyone. As such, we've decided to do a deep dive into the best Airbnbs in Bath.
Whether you're relaxing in the spa or hitting the shops, once the day's activities are done you will want a cosy place to come back and unwind in. Finding the perfect place to stay can be tricky, so we've rounded up our pick of the best Airbnbs Bath has to offer. From cottages that give one in The Holiday a run for its money to chic townhouses, you will be sure to find a place with a unique vibe.
Discover the best Airbnbs in Bath, which all have super hosts and are suitable for every budget. Just don't blame us when you find yourself not wanting to leave...
What are the best Airbnbs in Bath?
Description
This stylish studio apartment hosts two guests, making it perfect for a romantic weekend away. The central location (it's right opposite the famous Thermal Bath Spa) is a clear winner and the views of Bath Abbey are breathtaking - you can even hear music from the abbey through the sash windows during the day. For extra luxury, you will enjoy complimentary fizz on arrival with chocolates and eye masks.
Pros
- Spectacular views
- Stylish interiors
- Excellent location
Cons
- Only sleeps two people
- Small space
Description
Set within beautiful walled gardens, this quaint cottage is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life - but still just ten minutes from the centre of Bath. You can also bring two well behaved dogs along for a charge of £35 per dog, and the garden is secure for them to run around in. The adorable cottagecore interiors are complete with a wood burning stove and en ensuite bathroom.
Pros
- Dog friendly
- Beautiful garden
- Wood burning stove
Cons
- Outside of Bath
- Extra charge to bring a dog
Description
Built in the 1700s, this beautiful apartment is full of heritage charm with the original bath stone still on show. It can host up to eight people, making it perfect for large families or a group of friends and it's spacious enough to not feel crowded. The location is a plus too - it's just a three minute walk from the train station.
Pros
- Good location
- Spacious
- Beautiful architecture
- Guest permit for parking
Cons
- Those sleeping in the living area can hear road and pedestrian noise
- Higher price point
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Entire Cabin
Description
For those who want to feel in touch with nature during their time away, this quiet woodland cabin is the perfect place for a romantic escape. Situated just 6 miles from Bath, it's close enough to pop into the city but far enough to switch off from fast-paced life. Our personal highlight is the custom built suspended bed, which allows you to drift into a cosy nights sleep while watching the surrounding wildlife.
Pros
- Romantic and peaceful
- Modern facilities
- Quiet location
- Dog friendly
Cons
- 6 miles from Bath
- Another holiday let approx 15 meters from the treehouse
- Not suitable for children
Description
If you want to get the full Bath experience, you can't beat staying in a Georgian villa. This Grade 1 Listed townhouse is situated in the heart of the city, just a short walk from all the restaurants and attractions Bath has to offer. For any film buffs, it's situated just off the famous Great Pulteney Street and Laura Place fountain where Vanity Fair was filmed.
Pros
- City centre location
- Beautiful architecture
- Free car parking
Cons
- Could be noisy
Description
For any book lover, what could be better than visiting Bath and staying in Jane Austen's very own home? Located in a Grade I listed 1794 Georgian townhouse, this is where Jane started work on her early and unfinished novella, The Watsons. The decor of the apartment is eclectic, with walls teeming with art and shelves filled with trinkets. It is also situated directly across the road from the world-famous Holburne Museum and Georgian Vauxhall (Pleasure Garden) at Sydney Gardens.
Pros
- Unique property
- Front and rear courtyards
- Good location
Cons
- Higher price point
Description
If you're looking for a romantic weekend away, it doesn't get much better than this rooftop penthouse. Nestled in the middle of Bath's shopping district, this chic one bed apartment is the perfect place to spend a long weekend. You have access to the whole roof terrace if you fancy a sunset drink, or pop out to dance the night away in one of the bustling bars.
Pros
- Central location
- Rooftop terrace
- Ensuite bathroom
Cons
- Small space
- Higher price point
Description
If you want to visit Bath on a budget, then this guest lodge is the perfect solution. Tucked away in a residential area next to Bath University, it's both peaceful and has amazing views over the city. Enjoy a picturesque walk into Bath or hop on one of the regular buses. If you are truly looking to decompress, then there are also lovely country walks are on your doorstep.
Pros
- Super-king sized bed (with twin bed option)
- Quiet location
- Ensuite bathroom
Cons
- Walk or bus into town
- Basic amenities