Mignon House is located in the very heart of Bath....
Mignon House is a perfect place to stay located in a peaceful square at the very heart of Bath within a short walk of most of Bath’s many attractions and around the corner from the main shopping centre. The Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths and the Pump Room are 50 meters away, and the Natural Thermae Bath Spa is within a 2 minute walk.
Roman Baths: a stone's throw from Mignon House
The Royal Crescent: 15 minutes walk away
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Pultney Bridge - 5 minutes walk from the house
Famous Parade Gardens are just 200 meters away
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The Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths and the Pump Room - 50 meters away
The Christmas Market - outside Mignon House (the house on the right)
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Bath Attractions All attractions listed below are within an easy walk of Mignon House.
- THERMAE BATH SPA: Britain's original and only natural thermal Spa using hot springs water
- ROMAN BATHS: walk where Romans walked around Britain's only hot spring
- THE PUMP ROOMS: historically the social heart of Bath it is now an ideal place for afternoon teas
- PULTNEY BRIDGE: beautiful Georgian bridge and one of a three bridges in the world that has shops
- BATH ABBEY: for the past twelve and a half centuries Bath Abbey has been welcoming visitors
- SALLY LUNN’S: living museum and restaurant where you can try the world famous Bath Bun.
- ROYAL CRESCENT, CIRCUS and QUEEN SQUARE: striking Architecture designed by John Wood and his son.
- HOLBOURNE MUSEUM: a fine building situated at the end of Pultney Street holding a fascinating art collection
- JANE AUSTEN MUSEUM: celebrating Bath's most famous resident
- ROMAN BATHS: walk where Romans walked around Britain's only hot spring
- THE PUMP ROOMS: historically the social heart of Bath it is now an ideal place for afternoon teas
- PULTNEY BRIDGE: beautiful Georgian bridge and one of a three bridges in the world that has shops
- BATH ABBEY: for the past twelve and a half centuries Bath Abbey has been welcoming visitors
- SALLY LUNN’S: living museum and restaurant where you can try the world famous Bath Bun.
- ROYAL CRESCENT, CIRCUS and QUEEN SQUARE: striking Architecture designed by John Wood and his son.
- HOLBOURNE MUSEUM: a fine building situated at the end of Pultney Street holding a fascinating art collection
- JANE AUSTEN MUSEUM: celebrating Bath's most famous resident
