The Edgar Townhouse
64 Gt Pulteney Street, Bath, Somerset, BA2 4DN, United Kingdom
More information on The Edgar Townhouse
The Edgar hotel is a family run Hotel in the centre of Bath. The Hotel is located close to the city centre and is only 10 minutes walk from the Roman Baths. The Hotel has been converted to 18 comfortable bedrooms which all have en-suite with shower, two rooms with baths, colour television and tea and coffee making facilities. Parking permits are available for PS5 for your entire stay. Internet Wi-fi available form 8.30am to 9pm.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1000Total Rooms:
16 rooms.16Total Floors:
1 floors.Rooms:
Single ensuite with breakfast En-suite shower and toilet.Reservations
IB
Cancellation Policy
-72, In case of no show or late cancellation the total amount will be charged in your credit card.
Area
5-10 minutes walk from the centre of town 0.6km to Bath Spa train station 25km to Bristol International Airport 13km to M4 Jnct 18
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