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Abbey Hotel ★★☆

A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The ArtBar at the Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The terrace at the Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The Christmastime Ski Bar at the Abbey Hotel, Abbey Hotel, Bath (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

This hotel is about as downtown as you can get, just a block from Bath Abbey and just off the river

A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel
The ArtBar at the Abbey Hotel
The Abbey Hotel

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A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A bedroom at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The ArtBar at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The terrace at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The Christmastime Ski Bar at the Abbey Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

This 60-room hotel converted from a three Georgian Town Houses is bang in the center of Bath, just off the River Avon and about a block southeast of Bath Abbey.

Owners Ian and Christa Taylor have added a heavy dose of contemporary flavor to the decor (and truly heavenly Hypnos beds), and offer a variety of room sizes and types, from small doubles to larger family rooms. 

Rooms on the front (best from the third (top) floor) overlook the busy North Parada/Terrace Walk, Parade Gardens, and across the Avon to the countryside beyond the city. Rooms on the back are a bit quieter, with views over the Bath rooftops. 

There is free WiFi, and an iPad for concierge service.

The hotel runs an award-winning restaurant, Allium, with tables on the sidewalk out front, as well as the funky ArtBar.

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