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Day 1Treat yourself as soon as you wake up to Breakfast in bed with our in-room dining breakfast menu. Bath is a small

city which is best discovered on foot, so leave your car behind and start exploring.

Begin your visit by having a short walk into town the town centre, heading to the 2,000 year old Roman Baths, a must-see attraction at the heart of the city’s history and culture and the Bath Abbey located just next door (You

can even visit the Abbey by torchlight for a really magical experience).

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Day 1All that walking can spark up an appetite, so time to try a local delicacy for lunch, a Bath Bun at Sally Lunns. After

you’ve been suitably fed, it’s time to visit the Jane Austen Centre, educating yourself on arguably Baths most famous resident and England’s favourite author.

Next, why not spoil yourself with some retail therapy and hit Bath’s shops, between Milsom place and Southgate you’ll find a great mixture of well-known high street stores and unique independent boutiques.

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Day 1Return to the hotel, put on your glad rags and get ready for your evening, before wandering down Walcott Street

to the Hudson Bar & Grill. Voted number 3 in the UK Top 10 Steakhouse, they specialises in delicious prime dry aged steaks. Definitely recommend arriving before 7pm to receive the early bird menu, then upgrade to

the truffle fries – you won’t regret it.

Finish off the day with an enchanting cocktail at the hidden bar The Hideout, or head back to the hotel Lobby Bar and Lounge where you can stay as long as you need.

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Day 2Begin your day with a free walking tour from the Mayor of Bath Honorary Guides, which takes roughly two hours.

Then, take a stroll along to No.1 Royal Crescent, perhaps the best address in Bath and home to a museum that offers a snapshot of Georgian life.

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Day 2Why not skip lunch today and go for a Sparkling Afternoon Tea back at the Hilton Bath City. Followed by a walk

around the Guildhall Market, the oldest shopping venue in the city.

Bath’s art and culture scene with its many museums has something for everyone, the city's first public art gallery, the Holburne Museum, is home to fine and decorative arts built around the collection of Sir William Holburne.

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Day 2Time to do the Bizarre Bath Comedy Walk, the best way to see some parts of the city that you’ve

probably yet to discover.

As the day draws to a close, finish off with a soak in the rooftop pool of Thermae Bath Spa, the only day spa in the UK where you can bathe in natural thermal water, the views at night are spectacular

and if travelling with your partner, incredibly romantic.

Finish off the day with a cold beer, room service and your favourite TV programme in the comfort of your room.

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Day 3Head to the Restaurant for a full English breakfast to start you off the right way on your busy last day.

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Day 3To make sure you haven’t missed anything, head over to the Hop on Hop off bus stop located in front

of the Abbey and do a tour around the city, there are 2 tours to decide from, so if you feel like you have graduated from tourist to local within the city itself, there is also a tour that explores the

surrounding areas.

Grab some lunch on one of the stops along the way, there being plenty to choose from.

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Day 3Head back to the hotel for cocktails and a three course meal at the Hilton Bath City. After dinner, check out the latest show at the Theatre Royal, a great way to wind down on your final evening.

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