Mews Cottage Bath

Description

Mews Cottage is an enchanting 3 bedroom (sleeping 5 ) home with spectacular views of the fabulous Georgian spa city of Bath. With its stylish décor this amazing little hideaway will make your stay in Bath a pleasant dream. You will not be staying in the very centre of Bath, which means that you will have an allocated parking space in the drive in front of your home, a delightful sunny garden and a little bit of peace and quiet. Mews Cottage is surprisingly close to many amenities, from supermarkets to gastropubs and is just three-quarters of a mile from the Roman Baths. Hopefully, everything you require will be provided in the cottage; tea, coffee, etc., smart TV, DVD, radio and Wifi. Whether your stay is for family and friends or a romantic weekend get away, you could not ask for a more delightful retreat from the bustle of Bath City Centre, yet you need only gaze out of any of your windows to see the stunning city, and even countryside around you.

Mews Cottage is a lovely hideaway, warm welcoming and practical. Situated on a quiet street overlooking the Eastern side of the city, it is convenient to access the centre of Bath or the surroundings to the East, North and South and the M4.
The lounge / dining room, kitchen and single third bedroom are upstairs and thus have the benefit of some lovely views over Bath.
The entrance is downstairs, as are the main double bedroom and second twin bedded bedrooms and also the bathroom which has a shower over the bath.
Accessibility:
The property has 2 floors, with the lounge, kitchen and single bedroom (note that the bed in this room is higher than a normal bed, and is slightly shorter too) all upstairs, bathroom and double and twin bedrooms are downstairs.
The house is approached via a sloping driveway.
Not suitable for a wheelchair user, due to the stairs, and slope, sorry.
Outside:
The delightful small but private and sheltered sunny garden is accessed by a flight of stone steps externally. There is a small lawned area and some shrubs. Seating, tables and a barbeque are all provided.
A lovely place to sit in the morning sun.
Off street parking to the front. This can be a bit difficult to access due to the slope of the area and other cars parked on the street, but you can always park in front of the cottage on the road where there is free, unlimited on street parking.

Coast/Beach:
Bath is about 1 hour's drive to the nearest beach at Weston Super Mare (sand, sand, sea and even more sand when the tide is out!) and 2 hour's drive to the beautiful Devon coast.

Golf:
There is a pleasant pitch and putt course with panoramic views over the city within walking distance (25 min.), and numerous other excellent 18 hole courses within 10-20 min. driving time.
Travel:
M4/A46 (Junction 18 on the M4) is about 15 minutes and Bristol International Airport is 30 minutes by car. London Heathrow is about 1hr 45m, Portsmouth docks about 2hrs.
London Paddington rail station is just over an hour on the train from Bath Spa station. A taxi will then be able to whisk you to Mews in less than 10 min.
Driving around Bath is mostly OK, but parking can be hard to find in the centre, so walking and taxis are often as quick and economical.
Distances:
Bradford on Avon is a pretty old woollen mill town only a 20 min. drive away. Glastonbury is 45 minutes away, or visit Cheddar caves or Longleat Safari Park. Castle Coombe, a quaint village (and motor racing circuit) is 30 min. Bristol 30 min., Stonehenge, Lacock, olde worlde unspoilt village, the South West awaits you.

Bath itself was a big city, like Rome, and became a retirement centre for Roman generals and senators. Its Roman heyday lasted for 400 years! The Romans only left when their empire collapsed and the rest is history. In the time of King George, the city fathers built many innovative buildings in a style that has come to be known as 'Georgian'. Bath is the birthplace of this once modern architecture. Now, with its architectural integrity and the lovely golden hue of its stone, it is one of the jewels of Britain's heritage.
Today, Bath is a small, but cosmopolitan, vibrant and lovely city. Great restaurants, museums, galleries, shops, theatre, the Thermae Spa baths, hot springs, walks or cycle rides along the canal or river, balloon rides, always something going on, a wonderful dry and sunny climate make this lovely city a great holiday destination. Near Mews Cottage there are several pubs (many provide good food), local shops, parks, even a supermarket, within a 10 min. walk.
I will send you some personal recommendations when you book.

Guest comments received;

Hi Jon We had a fantastic time in Bath and all agreed that Mews Cottage was ideal in every way-good location, very clean and great furnishing etc We would definitely stay there again should we come to Bath or recommend it to friends. Regards Lisa

This is an excellent place to stay Stylish, clean, modern and the location was great for access to Bath Had a great time. Ellen J

I just wanted to thank you for a lovely stay in Mews Cottage, we had such a great weekend, we didn't want to leave. The cottage was fabulous, with those stunning views and great decor.Thanks again, we will return sometime in the future hopefully! Mairead M

As always it was lovely and so well stocked you have really hit it on the head as to what is necessary for guests well done. we had a spectacular and full of laughter weekend and the surroundings made it so easy for us to hold our reunion in peace and tranquility. Thank you again.Terri M

Terms and Conditions, Cancellation etc.;

Booking Conditions;
Included in the rental price;
Self catering accommodation in a three bedroom house which sleeps a maximum of 5 people, electricity, gas, water, normal cleaning, linen, towels, free ethernet/ WiFi/web access & parking.
Arrival and departure times:
These are normally; arrival after 3pm and departure by 11am to allow time for cleaning and preparation of the property for you on change-over days. Other times may be possible, by negotiation.
Provisional bookings can be made by telephone or e- mail.
Payment of the deposit constitutes acceptance of the booking conditions.
The balance of payment is due at least 1 month before the start of the booking.

Booking Confirmation:
The availability calendar is updated daily, or more frequently.
Once I have received your booking deposit, your booking will be confirmed; I will send a letter or e-mail of confirmation/receipt of payment to you, with some information about the house, key collection, location, etc.

Cancellation refunds;

We recommend that the hirer takes out cancellation insurance against the possibility of cancellation by them due to travel disruption or ANY other such problems.
Schofields (use Google) can provide this cover to UK residents
The owner accepts no liability to any hirer or tenant party member for any personal injury, loss or damage to property, however sustained or caused, nor for the loss or theft of property or money.
The hirer is responsible for the property and undertakes to take all reasonable care of it. To keep it secure and in a clean and tidy condition and to report any breakages or damage immediately to the owner and to make adequate payment to cover loss.
Under no account can the prescribed number of persons per property be exceeded, unless pre-arranged.
The owners and or their representative retain the right to enter the property at any time (for emergency purposes).
Linen: Rental of the property includes freshly laundered bed linen: sheets, pillowcases and duvet covers (not cot linen) Towels are provided. For bookings of more than one week then fresh bed linen and towels will be provided.
Any complaint arising should be brought to the owners attention immediately so that we can investigate and endeavour to rectify.
While every effort is made to provide the amenities advertised, no liability will fall on the owners should restrictions be applied in the event of floods, power cuts or any other circumstances outside the control of the owner.