Devonshire House

Our room was very spacious—complete with a seating area, a makeup table, a curio for clothes, and a large bathroom. We also appreciated the in room coffee and tea, which was a great added bonus. You're just steps away from a grocery store, making it easy to grab anything you need. It's about 20–30 minute walk to the Baths main bus station but you can take the bus for $2-$3 per person just down the street. Ten to fifteen minutes to the panoramic views of Bath. In the opposite direction, a short 15–20 minute walk uphill takes you to the Red Lion Pub, which is reasonably priced and a variety. Closer to town, you’ll also find Bear Inn and a Fish and Chips shop, both with great value and variety. We didn’t try the continental breakfast due to allergies, but it is available at an additional cost. Next door is the Devonshire Arms Pub, which serves beer, wine, liquor, and crisps (but no meals). Devonshire’s owner personally introduced himself, offered great local recommendations, and even waited with us for our Uber on the day of departure. He also left us excellent directions to the best panoramic views of Bath.