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We Offer You:
Immaculate Accomodation
Double Rooms
Family Suite
Our Location (Google Map)
Local Attractions >>
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From our Guestbook:
" Nothing too much trouble and best nights sleep! "
Karen and Alan Bennett
Co. Antrim
" Thank you so much for your wonderful cheer and hospitality, we loved staying with you. "
Kaitlin, Kirsten and Torbin
USA
" Jake and Julie are beautiful people. Will definately return to lap up the countryside. Home cooked breakfast,
freshly squeezed orange juice and fabulous atmosphere!!
Great. "
Trev and Sarah Fennel
Kent
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Double En Suite Room
£55 per night
Please email or call to confirm availablility
Tel: 01761 470291
Mob: 07966 267147
Email: julie@breconridgebandb.com |
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Local Attractions
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| The Heritage City of Bath |
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| Driving from Camerton on a good day, one can be in Bath’s beautiful Georgian city centre in 15 minutes. Or
take the leisurely route and drop the car at one of Bath’s several ‘park and rides’, and let the local transport
do the legwork, make use of Bath’s many tour buses, jump on and jump off any anywhere on route around Bath. |
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The new Bath Spa Thermae roof top pool |
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| Just like its native cakes and buns, delicious Bath may be devoured in a few greedy bites, or elegantly
nibbled and gently savoured. That is the best way to do it, to stroll its streets and allow its many flavours, matured
over a millennium or two, to permeate. It is a city that has been much loved and gives much pleasure in return, a city
of grace and wit, whose earlier inhabitants seem more reluctant to leave than those of other places. |
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The original Roman Baths |
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Certainly, it would be a difficult place for a ghost to quit, whether he were the old Roman cavalryman whose tomb can be
seen in the Temple of SuIis-Minerva, the merry Bishop King who built the abbey, or the Woods, a father and son, who laboured
with such restrained passion upon the incomparable Georgian streets, circus and crescent. |
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| Jane Austen, too, would be happy to see that the shops in Bond Street are as suave as ever, and Sally Lunn that her buns are
finding happy customers, and Sir Thomas Holburne to see that his collections are appreciated by later generations. And surely
those two spirits of the Pump Room, Beau Nash and Dr Oliver, still drift among the tea tables, one proffering the latest gossip,
and the other his healthful biscuits. |
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Pulteney Bridge and the wier |
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City of Bath Christmas Market
For full details of the popular Bath Christmas Market (29 Nov - 9 Dec 2007), visit www.christmas-markets.org for more information.
More..
If you are planning an itinerary for a vacation or business trip, and you want to include a little culture by adding a visit to a
museum or gallery, or if you simply want details of an art or history exhibition, why not take a look at www.culturevulture.info |
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| Bath - Longleat - Wookey Hole - Cheddar Caves - Bristol - Glastonbury Tor - Wells - Stonehenge |
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