Menzies Bath Waterside Hotel
Menzies Bath Waterside Hotel
Rossiter Road, Widcombe, Bath, England
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112
The Menzies Bath Waterside Hotel is located 4 minutes from a park, 10 minutes from the city centre, and 50 minutes from the Bristol International Airport by car. Boasting four-star ratings, the Menzies Bath Waterside provides guests with wedding services, spa facilities, a health and fitness centre, bar lounge, and restaurant, plus access to golfing facilities nearby.
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