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	The Macdonald Bath Spa - http://www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/bathspa/ Details of the full range of services and accommodation offered by this 104 bedroom hotel.
	Royal Crescent Hotel - http://www.royalcrescent.co.uk/ A small hotel in the heart of the City. Accommodation, and facilities for conferences and weddings.
	The Bath Priory - http://www.thebathpriory.co.uk/ Details of this hotel and all its facilities including restaurant, spa and gardens.
	Dorian House Hotel - http://www.dorianhouse.co.uk/ Photographs and description of this hotel. Includes directions and reservations enquiry form.
	The Queensberry Hotel - http://www.thequeensberry.co.uk/ Details of facilities including rooms, tariff and booking information. The Olive Tree Restaurant is also featured.

	The Ayrlington - http://www.ayrlington.com/ Privately owned five star hotel, details of facilities and tariff.
	Oldfields Hotel - http://www.oldfields.co.uk/ Offers bed and breakfast accommodation. Accommodation, prices, photographs, and contacts.
	Haringtons Hotel - http://www.haringtons.co.uk/ A small hotel located in central Bath. Photographs and details of rooms and cafe-bar, menus and prices.
	Harington's Hotel - http://www.haringtonshotel.co.uk/ Boutique city centre hotel in cobbled street convenient for main attractions. Gallery, menus and special offers.
	Villa Magdala Hotel - http://www.villamagdala.co.uk/ Includes description of the facilities, awards and accreditations, tariffs, history, map, directions, and local information.

	Apsley House Hotel - http://www.apsley-house.co.uk/ A small guesthouse near Bath. Brochure with location information and tariffs.
	Bailbrook Lodge - http://www.bailbrooklodge.co.uk/ A Georgian Grade II listed country house. Accommodation, prices, photographs, and contacts.
	Kennard Hotel - http://www.kennard.co.uk/ A Georgian town house offering bed and breakfast accommodation near the city centre in Bath.
	Bath Windsor Hotel - http://www.bathwindsorhotel.com/ Town house hotel occupying a Grade 1 listed building in central Bath. 14 individually decorated rooms with Japanese Restaurant and conference facilities.
	Carfax Hotel - http://www.carfaxhotel.co.uk/ A trio of Georgian town houses in the centre of Bath. This site also contains a Bath guide with much historical detail.

	Tasburgh House Hotel - http://www.bathtasburgh.co.uk/ Details of the accommodation, facilities and tariff at this Victorian hotel.
	Royal Hotel - http://www.royalhotelbath.co.uk/ Georgian hotel close to both the railway station and the bus terminus in Bath.
	The Parade Park - http://www.paradepark.co.uk/ Pictures and details of this hotel, including tariff and facilities.
	Milsom Hotel - http://www.milsomshotel.co.uk/bath.php Describes hotel in the city including location, rates and contact details.
	Wentworth House Hotel - http://www.wentworthhouse.co.uk/ Details of the facilities at this Victoria mansion hotel including restaurant, en-suites, four-posters, swimming pool and hot-tub. Includes photographs, tariff and booking information.

	Ashley Villa Hotel - http://www.ashleyvilla.co.uk Family-run guest house, includes details of rooms, facilities and rates.
	Georges Hotel - http://www.georgeshotel.co.uk Details of the accommodation, facilities and tariff at this Georgian hotel.
	The Edgar and Henrietta Hotels - http://www.edgar-hotel.co.uk Provides details of the facilities, prices and booking for these two hotels.
	The Residence, Bath - http://www.theresidencebath.com/ A boutique hotel within a large Georgian house near the city centre. Photographs and details of accommodation and restaurant.

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