Number 30 - This recently fully refurbished Victorian merchant house is a short stroll from the city centre. Bath attractions include the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent, Assembly Rooms, Theatre Royal and vibrant shopping areas. The city is famous for its splendid Georgian architecture, set within picturesque countryside. This is protected and offers excellent walks along the canal or around the hills on the Skyline Walk. This hotel also offers an ideal base from which to explore Wells, Stonehenge, Salisbury and the Cotswolds. Hotel staff will be pleased to help you plan your excursions by car, tour, or public transport. Number 30 offers clean, light and airy en suite accommodation, tastefully decorated in light pastel colours. An extensive English breakfast is served, as well as vegetarian and healthy options. The hotel is entirely non-smoking.

Edgar Townhouse - Edgar Townhouse is a 10-minute walk from Bath town centre and the Roman Baths. It offers good, clean accommodation at an affordable rate. The Georgian town house, built around 1780, is a Grade I listed building on a prestigious street. All rooms have an en suite bathroom with shower (some with bath), and a warm, friendly welcome awaits you.

Roban House - Just a few minutes' walk from the centre of historic Bath, this small and friendly guest house has recently renovated rooms and free Wi-Fi. Roban House is very close to Bath Spa Rail Station, and has easy access to the Abbey, Roman Baths, the spa and Bath Rugby Ground. Most rooms at Roban House are en suite, and all are equipped with modern facilities. Free Wi-Fi can be accessed via your own wireless-enabled laptop or PDA. Roban House also offers in-house holistic treatments, such as Swedish and aromatherapy massages and reflexology. These normally need to be booked in advance.

Shave Farm - This 200 year old farmhouse is set amidst beautiful countryside on a dairy farm, just off the A303 and Ilminster, near Chard. Shave Farm offers a family unit comprising of a contemporary double and a twin room, both of which are en suite. Guests have sole use of the guest lounge, with a cosy log fire. A hearty farmhouse breakfast awaits, using the farm's own fresh eggs and meat. You'll be welcome to enjoy a relaxing soak in the hot tub, wander around the mature gardens or watch the cows being milked.

Thorne Cottage - In a very quiet rural hamlet 3 miles from Yeovil town centre, we are close to all tourist attractions in the area and within easy reach of all local business establishments. We are pleased to welcome you to Thorne Cottage, a charming guest house offering bed and breakfast accommodation. Literally the last house on the lane, guests constantly remark on how quiet it is. Our location exudes country charm with serene views of adjacent rolling farm land. We have a large garden for guests to enjoy, and all rooms have a garden view. There is a pub within walking distance, serving all-day meals. There are many other good pubs within driving distance. Our rate includes a full cooked English breakfast, and we offer free Wi-Fi access and toiletries.

The Queens Arms - Nestled amidst stunning countryside, this late 18th century British pub is beautifully set in the heart of the ancient village of Corton Denham, on the Somerset/Dorset border. Three miles from the historic town of Sherborne, the ancient capital of Dorset, during your stay you can visit the town's castles, Abbey and boutique shops. Also in the area is Dorset's Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage site, which is just 45 minutes across the rolling Dorset Downs. A pub with rooms, the Queen's Arms prides itself on good food and drink in a traditional setting with real comfort. Enjoy a pint of ale and a pork pie by the open fire, tuck into a delicious meal in the dining room or simply rest for a night or 2 in one of the stylish rooms.

Parade Park - Located in the heart of Bath, this traditional Georgian townhouse has many original features and wonderful views across the Parade Gardens towards Bath Abbey. Built in the 1740s, Parade Park is a few minutes walk from the Roman Baths, Pump Room, Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge and Thermae Bath Spa. Bath Spa Railway Station and Bath Bus Station are 3 minutes away. Offering budget accommodation with good, clean rooms in the heart of the city, Parade Parks operate as a B&B and includes a continental breakfast. Free overnight public parking is available very close by (20:00 until 08:00).

Little Orchard Bed And Breakfast - Little Orchard is about 4 miles (6.4 km) east of Bath in the delightful rural village of Kingsdown, which has panoramic views over Bath and the surrounding countryside. The B&B is adjacent to Kingsdown Golf Club and is 5 miles (8 km) away from historic Bradford on Avon. Longleat Safari Park and Stonhenge are only 20 minutes away. You can expect the highest levels of comfort and hospitality during your stay at Little Orchard Bed and Breakfast.

Bellplot House Hotel - Dating back to 1729, with Georgian period features and decor, this 5-star Guest Accommodation (AA) has a Best Breakfast Award (AA) and has featured in Johansen's and the Sunday Times. The bright, spacious rooms at Bellplot House feature modern facilities such as free Wi-Fi access and en suite walk-in power showers. The excellent breakfasts use local ingredients. Later in the day you can enjoy a drink from the honesty bar, before discovering one of the many excellent restaurants in Chard. Betty and Dennis Jones offer a very warm welcome to Bellplot House, who will always try to provide guests with everything they need. Bellplot House has its own car park, 1 mile (1.6 km) from the A30 and A358 roads; 12 miles (19 km) from the M5 (junction 25). Chard is surrounded by Somerset countryside and is a good stopover point for those heading to Cornwall.

The Wheelwrights Arms - This inn nestles in the peaceful village of Monkton Combe, surrounded by picturesque hills and valleys. Recently refurbished accommodation houses 7 luxury bedrooms with bathrooms or showers. There are 5 doubles, one twin and one single room. The pub offers an informal area to relax with a drink or dine. Menus are changed regularly and include bar snacks, light lunches and a la carte selections. Local ingredients are used where possible. You can relax with a drink by the open fire or in the garden. Our 2 buildings were originally constructed by William Harold, a carpenter, who built a house and workshop around 1750. In 1871, William Harold III converted the house into a public house and in 1981, the workshops were converted into bed and breakfast accommodation. A full history is available when you come and visit. Experience this beautiful part of the country from The Wheelwrights Arms.