Hotel Accommodation - What Do You Need and What is Important?

When you go on vacation it should feel like vacation and you should be able to relax. If one of the things you really enjoy is swimming than one of the hotel accommodations you probably want is a pool. This is one example of a hotel accommodation and there are many more that you should consider when you decide to travel. Here are some of the major ones to think about.
1. Breakfast
Some hotels offer a free or discounted breakfast if you stay with them. This is a great thing to have, however, there are catches to it. Breakfast is usually only served until about 9am and if they advertise it as a continental breakfast, then you should know this means basically bagels and juice. If they have a buffet, then it will be pretty decent, and if it is a sit down restaurant, then you are going to get a menu choice for breakfast.
2. Laundry Service
One of the better hotel accommodations is laundry service, especially on trips of 5 days or longer. This is important because now in order to fly you and check a bag you have to pay a fee with most airlines. This is irritating to say the least, but if you are going to be gone for 10 days or 2 weeks, then a laundry service and be very helpful. Then, you can pack lighter and maybe take one less bag or combine your things with another persons in one bag.
3. Free Shuttles
Some hotels offer a hotel accommodation that includes a free shuttle to and from the airport. Some even offer this to the downtown or to nearby attractions. This is very important because it will allow you to get to where you want to go without paying any money for the travel. This will also help you because the people that run these shuttles will know exactly where to take you so you know you will get there without any issues.

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Types of Hotel Accommodation on Offer Whilst Staying in Bath

Did you ever wonder what kind of hotel accommodation can be found on a visit to Bath? Well here we will go through the main types of accommodation. So, if you are planning that next trip to visit the ancient Spa city and World Heritage Site in Bath within heart of the South West of England, here is a selection of what type of accommodation you can expect to find in the city.
The most popular accommodation on offer in the city of bath is mostly Hotels and the Bed and Breakfast establishments, both of these are good options for visitors and travellers alike. Here we will deal with the hotel options available. They can come in a wide variety for you to choose from, whilst encompassing all areas of the visitor accommodation spectrum from the luxury sector to the more financially economical budget end.
There are many hotels spread all over the city of Bath, the upper end of the price range and more luxurious hotels are situated in or near the key areas of the city or on the outskirts within a more rural environment. The most notable Bath city attractions being the Royal Crescent with its Georgian Architecture, the Roman Spa Baths with the Pump House, the Jane Austen Centre and the Thermae Bath Spa to name just a few. These luxury hotels cater more for customers where price is not an issue and want in house facilities like health clubs, spa treatments, a restaurant with a prestigious accolade or two and possibly their luxury accommodation is in close proximity to the main sights within the city centre.
In the middle price ranged hotels you will still find a good selection of accommodation with a lesser range of certain facilities available, but these are normally non inclusive. The rooms might well be smaller or the location of the establishments may not be as well placed to the areas of most interest within the city depending on your needs. The restaurant may not be as acclaimed as higher priced establishments but the food will generally be of a high standard, with a variety of menus on offer. But these hotels still offer a good value option with a reasonably high level comfort and service to make your stay a good one, without putting a large dent in your finances.
Hotels on the budget end of the scale are normally smaller in size and also the rooms can tend to be smaller, some rooms may have more limited facilities within them, with no complementary gifts or free toiletries. They tend to be further from the main city centre and aim to pitch to the low cost market, for people who are primarily on a budget or possibly just staying for a limited period or for people not intending to spend much time in the hotel at all. These budget hotels will often be family run with more of a home feel to the establishment, with maybe more of a home cooked style menu in their restaurant. Where as many of the budget hotels nowadays may not have a restaurant as this adds to running costs and the hotel owners' might expect their guests to dine out, especially if they are in close proximity to the city centre and its many restaurants and bistros.
So depending on your budget and requirements for travel accommodation there will be a wide range of choices on offer in the City of Bath during your visit. One thing is for sure you will be spoilt for hotel accommodation options within most areas of the city, so the choice is yours.

This article was written by Gregory Greene on behalf of the Royal Hotel Bath. For Hotels Bath visit the Royal Hotel Bath, especially if you are looking for Accommodation in Bath in a luxurious hotel, within the city centre and central to all the local attractions.