Highways House

Set in landscaped grounds, Highways House was built in 1874 using Bath stone and reflects the magnificent architecture of the Victorian era.

Within walking distaance of the centre of Bath, the B&B is beautifully furnished, with off street parking for all guests.

Highways House is a short drive, bus ride or taxi journey from Bath Spa train station.

The comfortable guest lounge is an ideal place in which to relax - or perhaps watch the sunset over the city of Bath.

There is a friendly, relaxed atmosphere in the B&B, which is a completely non-smoking environment.

The B&B is a perfect base from which to explore the Cotswolds, Stonehenge, Salisbury and Wells.

Accommodation is of a high standard throughout, with the comfortable bedrooms individually furnished and decorated.

Each bedroom is well equipped with:

• Private en-suite facilities
• Colour television and radio alarm
• Hairdryer
• Tea and coffee making facilities

There is wireless internet access in all rooms - ideal for guests with laptop computers.

Some of the rooms have king size beds and some are large enough to accommodate three people in comfort, either in a double/single or three singles configuration.

One of the larger bedrooms is located on the ground floor, ideal for those with difficulty climbing stairs.

Ironing facilities and ice can also be provided for B&B guests.

A traditional full English breakfast is cooked to order each morning, which includes a selection of home made produce and traditional food.

Breakfast is often appreciated by B&B guests from all over the world, with both vegetarian and special diets easily catered for with advance notice.

There is always fresh fruit salad, yoghurt and cereal available, together with unlimited tea, freshly ground coffee, toast, homemade jams and marmalades.

At lunchtimes and in the evening, guests can take their pick from the many and varied cafes and restaurants in Bath, which number in excess of 100 establishments in total! The friendly B&B owners can offer recommended choices for dining out in Bath.

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Bath can be reached by leaving the M4 at junction 18 and travelling south along the A46 and A4 for about 10 miles.

Travelling up-hill along the A367 to Radstock, in a southerly direction from Bath, Highways House can be found on the left hand side of the road.

Bath is well connected to the national rail network, with the mainline station just to the south of the city centre, about 10 minutes walk from the house.

A regular bus service to/from the city centre runs right past the door, around once every 10 minutes.

This World Heritage City's attractions are so numerous that just a single night stay barely does them justice.

Bath is almost as well known for its elegant architecture as it is for its magnificent Roman Baths, which were built around the country's only natural hot springs.

Other attractions include:

• Bath Abbey
• Royal Crescent
• Assembly Rooms
• Sally Lunn's Cafe and Museum
• Theatre Royal

Equally a worth visit are the Postal Museum, Victoria Art Gallery and the Building of Bath Museum. In the surrounding countryside lie classic villages such as Lacock, along with the famous Stonehenge and Cheddar Gorge.

This is a totally non smoking B&B.

Guest lounge.
Ironing facilities available.
Pets not allowed.