Blenheim House - Luxury Central Townhouse for 8

The center of Bath contains most of the city's history, culture, art, music, attractions and restaurants. The Museum of the famous Roman Baths, the namesake for the city are here. It's a walk-friendly city with many of the most interesting sites within easy access of one another. Make sure you visit the pretty shopping lane between the Royal Crescent and Brock Street. Lovely independent, unusual shops and a few excellent restaurants. For great restaurants in and around Bath, try and book a table to Sotto Sotto, a renown Italian restaurant on north parade street, they offer outstanding food however they book up very quickly. Visit the Regency Tea houses for some lovely cream teas and the Jane Austin centre to experience some Bath heritage. You will be spoilt for choice of things to do in the area, if you need any further information, feel free to give us a message. Rustico Bistro Italiano - Compact dining room specialising in local and organic produce and classic Italian recipes. Garricks Head Bath - Gastropub adjoining famed Georgian playhouse with terrace dining, popular for its pre-theatre menu. The Chequers - British gastropub dishes in Georgian building with wooden pews, parquet floors and chalkboard menu. Hall & Woodhouse - Chic bar and British restaurant with a modern vintage vibe in 4 airy rooms with a fantastic roof terrace and great views. Bars Circo Bar - Refined cocktail bar in the basement of a Hotel The Canary Gin Bar - Snug bar with stripped floors, specialising in gins and cocktails, plus upstairs martini bar. Opium Bar - Boutique watering hole with pan-historical decor offering an extensive beer and cocktail menu.