Central Bath Hotel w Parking

Travelodge Bath Waterside has parking but large rooms and Bath don't go too well together. A car in Bath is a bit of a liability. What's your budget (in GBP)?

Berry,

We enjoyed our stay at the Rick Steves recommended Marlborough House https://www.marlborough-house.net Take a look at the website to view room options. I think all of the rooms are upstairs if that is a concern (no elevator).

The B&B is not in the center of town, but is short walk to the main attractions. Since you are traveling in November, be sure to bring a good umbrella.

Although we didn't have a car, I noticed a few parking spots in front of the B&B. Owner/host, Peter, has lived in Bath his entire life and is happy to answer your questions as well as give you good information about traveling to/from Bath.

Do you really need a car? The rail station is right in the centre of Bath - as shown on the map with the red arrows interlocked 'Bath Spa’.https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.383688,-2.3603114,2234m/data=!3m1!1e3!5m1!1e1

I agree that large rooms, central location and parking in Bath seems like one of these situations where you can pick one or two, but not all. And I also have to ask, why do you have a car and do you really need it? However, Hilton at Walcot street might be an option.

A year ago we stayed at the Travelodge Waterside and found it quite satisfactory. The foot bridge across the river puts you right into downtown.

@berry would be nice for you to share where you stayed.

The Brooks Guesthouse is a great B&B that has nearby parking available for a reasonable cost.

Also, don't miss the best fish and chips at the Scallop Shell.