Bath in top five best cities to visit in UK
Bath has been ranked in the top five cities to visit in the UK.
The city came fifth in the 15th Condé Nast Traveller Annual Readers’ Travel Awards.
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Bath dropped one spot from last year’s ranking and was replaced with York in fourth place in the annual poll of the prestigious magazine’s readers. The top city was London, with Edinburgh and Cambridge taking second and third.
In the same awards, the Royal Crescent Hotel was ranked 19th in the top 20 UK leisure hotels and its Bath House Spa was rated sixth in the top 15 hotel spas.
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Bath hotels have also once again been rated as among the most expensive to stay in the country by a national survey by the website Hotels.com
The website’s Hotel Price Index claimed the average cost of one night in a hotel in Bath was £112 making it the second most expensive city in the country, beaten only by St Andrew’s, where on average it is said to cost £133 to spend the night.
London came in third with the average price at £111 - £2 down on last year.
Alison Couper, from Hotels.com, said: “It is a great compliment to all that Bath has to offer visitors that they are prepared to pay quite a high price to stay in the city. Of course, the average price disguises the broad range of accommodation on offer, from bed and breakfasts to luxury five-star properties.”
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