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Top 5 Self-catering Properties for Visiting Bath Literature Festival

Bathselfcatering.com offers a range of excellent self-catering properties throughout Wiltshire and Somerset. Many provide ideal accommodation for visiting Bath during it’s Literature Festival held annually in May. Here we provide some tips on visiting the Bath Literature Festival including who is attending the event in 2025. We then provide recommendations on independent self-catering accommodation to stay at during your visit.

Visiting Bath during the Literature Festival

The Bath Literature Festival is a celebrated annual event that brings together authors, poets, and thinkers from around the world to the historic city of Bath. In 2025, the festival is scheduled to run from Saturday, 17 May, to Sunday, 25 May, and will be held concurrently with the Bath Music Festival, offering a rich blend of literary and musical experiences.

Highlights of the Bath Literature Festival 2025:

These events provide attendees with the opportunity to engage with distinguished authors and explore a diverse range of literary works. For more information and to book tickets, please visit the official Bath Festivals website: https://bathfestivals.org.uk/bath-literature-festival/

Top 5 Self-catering properties to Stay at during the Bath Literature Festival

Bathselfcatering.com has some of the best independently owned holiday properties in the area. Established since 1998 we provide guests the opportunity to book direct with property owners without booking fees. Here’s our pick of self-catering properties in central Bath to stay at when visiting the Bath Literature Festival.

City View Apartment

City View Apartment is a luxury 2 bedroom apartment sleeping up to 5 people right in the centre of Bath. This stylish Georgian Grade II property is a short walk from the train station and also has access to a garage – ideal if you are driving to visit the city.

https://www.bathselfcatering.com/properties/cityview-apartment-bath/

 

Bath Townhouse 14

Bath Townhouse 14 is a beautifully renovated Georgian town house right in the centre of Bath. Sleeping up to 14 people across 6 bedrooms, the property provides a superb base for exploring Bath. Ideal for large groups of family or friends, the property has a comfortable lounge and fully fitted kitchen.

https://www.bathselfcatering.com/properties/bath-townhouse-14/

 

The Old Crescent Bakery

Right next to the famous Royal Crescent, The Old Crescent Bakery is a listed Georgian Townhouse sleeping up to 12 people across 4 bedrooms. There’s a cosy kitchen, dining room and large living area making it the perfect retreat after attending events at the Bath Literature Festival.

https://www.bathselfcatering.com/properties/theoldcrescentbakery/

 

14 York Street

14 York Street offers modern comfort and period features in a former city centre merchants house spread over 3 floors. Renovated to the highest standard, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms sleep 4 people in stylish surroundings.

https://www.bathselfcatering.com/properties/14-york-street-bath-self-catering-accommodation-city-centre/

 

Hot Bath House

Hot Bath House offers one of the best addresses in the city! Providing luxurious, spacious living right next to the Thermae Bath Spa, it makes an ideal base for exploring the city and Bath Music Festival. Four bedrooms sleep up to 11 people. There’s an open plan kitchen and large sitting room for relaxing after a long day exploring the city.

https://www.bathselfcatering.com/properties/hot-bath-house/

Book your stay in Bath today

There are many more independent self-catering properties on our website. Book direct with owners for the best rates and to avoid booking fees.

Head to our main page to view all our properties and book your stay in Bath today: https://www.bathselfcatering.com/

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