The Windsor Guest House
69 Great Pulteney St, Bath, Bath and North East Somerset BA2 4, UK
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The Windsor Guest House''s central location makes it an ideal place to explore this World Heritage city on foot, ideally situated for visiting the Roman Baths, exploring the Abbey, relaxing in the Thermae Bath Spa or discovering the streets walked by Jane Austen. The city is full of museums and shops, with an excellent range of restaurants just minutes from the door. The bus and railway stations are both just minutes away on foot.
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