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Events in Saltford | 10 Places to Stay
The Somerset village of Saltford sits roughly halfway between Bath and Bristol on both the A4 and the River Avon which link those two cities.
Though its population is only around 4200 Saltford boasts four pubs, its own primary school, and a marina. Architecturally it has also much to recommend it: the church of St Mary has a Saxon tower adjoining the main structure which is Norman; Kelston Brass Mill, a reminder of the settlement’s water-powered industrial past, is a scheduled monument and grade II starred listed building; and there is a manor house which contains large elements dating from the 12th century.
A walk along the Avon attracts many visitors; a shorter route locally, another path of three miles heading towards Bath rather than 23 along the river will suit less hardy hikers. The High Street has shops and eateries, and the settlement is well appointed for the other necessities of life like dentists and doctors, and a few of the fripperies including an 18-hole golf course just south of the place and Bath racecourse to the north. In June the village holds a week-long festival with musical and community events.
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Places to Stay near Saltford
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Kendall Guest House
(0.06 miles)
Kendall Guest House offers first class clean comfortable bed & Breakfast accommodation in a family friendly environment. We are situated in an ideal position for exploring not only the Beautiful Roman City of Bath and ... More
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Bistro 507
(0.14 miles)
The room consists of a kingsize bed, en-suite with shower and a separate lounge area. Equipped with full central heating, Sky television in both areas, free Wi-Fi as well as free tea/coffee making facilities. Alcoholic ...
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The Riverside Inn B&B
(0.46 miles)
The Riverside Inn B&B is situated just off of the A4 which connect Bath and Bristol. Our little hideaway is a picture of natural beauty and just a stones throw from the River Avon and ...
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The Old Crown
(1.10 miles)
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The Old Crown is a wonderful 17th century coaching inn, less than 3 miles from Bath city centre in the lovely village of Kelston. No machines or music, just good ... More
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The Grange Hotel
(1.49 miles)
Located between Bath and Bristol, The Grange Hotel offers a friendly atmosphere where our staff ensure personal service at all times. We have ground floor rooms, 4 Poster Rooms and a Penthouse. There is ...
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Hanover International Bristol
(1.60 miles)
A grade II regency style house set in eight acres of secluded riverside gardens, Chewton Place is a peaceful rural retreat yet is only six miles from Bristol and Bath. A traditional country house ambience ...
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The Old Manor House Hotel
(2.10 miles)
Our hotel is close to the area's many attractions and is the perfect location for business or pleasure.
Ideally situated between Bath and Bristol, the hotel benefits from a wide variety of transport links.
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The Boathouse
(2.28 miles)
With landscaped gardens and picturesque views over the River Avon, this pub offers individually designed guest accommodation. Parking is free on site, and there is free Wi-Fi throughout the building.
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Newton Mill Caravan and Camping Park
(2.51 miles)
Newton Mill Holiday Park is an idyllic tranquil touring caravan and
camping park open all year round and situated within easy access of Bath
city centre. The park has a beautiful setting in a hidden sheltered valley
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Brittons Farm Estate
(2.62 miles)
This 1643 Jacobean Farm Manor House and cottages is set in a modest 45 acre estate on the edge of the World Heritage City of Bath. The buildings are Grade II listed and the property ...
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