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Best of the West

	Marie Got's Townhouse www.holidabath.com Without question the most talked-about new holiday accomodation tucked away quietly in the centre of Bath; elegantly furnished, charmingly comfortable, and enjoyed by every guest without exception whether for a ladies' week-end Spa reunion, a business stop-over or mid-week shopping spree.

	Thermae Bath Spa www.thermaebathspa.com Britiain's original natural thermal springs. The place that puts the Spa in Bath! The perfect spot to chill after a day's strenuous shopping and sight-seeing.

	The Queensberry Hotel, Bath www.thequeensberry.co.uk Elegant boutique hotel, just round the corner from Liz Cox Bath. A great place to stay, meet, or eat in the Olive Tree restaurant.

	The Bath Priory Hotel & Restaurant www.thebathpriory.co.uk A very stylish hotel on the western edge of Bath; perfectly located for a mix of city and countryside-based activities. Or, if activity is the last thing on your mind you can retreat to the hotel's luxurious spa.

	Babington House www.babingtonhouse.co.uk Über-cool hotel with The Cowshed spa attached. More of an event than a place to stay. Although you probably won’t want to leave.

	The Royal Crescent Hotel and Bath House Spa www.royalcrescent.co.uk A uniquely located hotel and spa, slap bang in the middle of the Royal Crescent. Elegance and refinement are just two of the reasons why The Royal Crescent is a favourite with Liz Cox customers. Another is the rather lovely Bath House Spa.

	Lucknam Park, Bath www.lucknampark.co.uk One of the UK's finest country house hotels is situated just a few miles from Bath's historic city centre. A Palladian manor house, set in its own parkland and gardens, Lucknam Park is a splendid base from which to explore the best of the West Country.

	The Firehouse Rotisserie www.firehouserotisserie.co.uk If you’re suffering from a surfeit of olde worlde charm, this restaurant provides a welcome escape. Californian-style cooking, inspired by the best of the American South West and Pacific Rim cuisines.

	Bombay Nights www.bombaynightsbath.co.uk Whether it’s because of, or in spite of the unprepossessing location, this Indian restaurant is a very pleasant surprise. The menu carries a few standards, but it is the unusual, rarely-seen dishes from Northern India and Nepal that inspire. Once you’ve eaten here you will want to follow in the footsteps of a once-famous Boy Band and send a helicopter for the ultimate take away….

	The Fine Cheese Company www.finecheese.co.uk The Fine Cheese Co. has been owned and run from the beginning by Ann-Marie Dyas, a renowned expert in traditional cheese making. And it's not just a cheese shop, there's a café and deli too. If you can't get to Bath, their website offers online shopping with overnight delivery. Note how we avoided any references to the Monty Python Cheese Shop sketch. Almost.

	The Roman Baths www.romanbaths.co.uk “The Roman Baths is one of the best-preserved Roman sites north of the Alps….The mineral rich water from the Spring supplied a magnificent bath-house which attracted visitors from across the Roman Empire.” The region may no longer belong to the Romans, but visitors still come to marvel.

	No 1 Royal Crescent www.bath-preservation-trust.org.uk/museums/no1 Restored to it's Georgian splendour, No. 1 represents for us, the heart and soul of Georgian Bath and is our first port of call when guests come to stay chez Cox.

	Westonbirt - The National Arboretum www.forestry.gov.uk/westonbirt Created in the 1820’s as that fashionable must-have of the Regency era, a formal pleasure garden for Robert Holford; Westonbirt is now the National Arboretum. Many of the trees originally planted in the 1820’s, or gathered by intrepid Victorian plant hunters, still stand. A fantastically beautiful spot, perfect to visit on a sunny day when city activities simply won’t do.

	Gravitywell www.gravitywell.co.uk Simon Bos is a young designer who together with his team, takes all the hocus-pocus out of web design and related computer-generated stuff and delivers solutions with descriptions that an eight year old can comprehend. Straight-talking, intelligent, and unassuming, he has worked unerringly under tight constraints on the Liz Cox website and is quite good at karate as well.