Thermae Bath Spa
Bath, Somerset
- Independent UK guide
- Free to use
- Affiliate links clearly labelled
- Updated October 2026
What to expect
Thermae Bath Spa lets you bathe in Bath's naturally warm, mineral-rich spring water, the same source that drew the Romans. The highlight is the open-air rooftop pool, with views over the city's rooftops and the abbey. The spa also has steam rooms and treatments. Age and booking rules apply, so check before you go, and book ahead for weekends.
Tips before you go
- Book your session in advance, especially at weekends.
- Take flip-flops and a towel if your session does not include them.
- Check age and health restrictions before booking.
Book or plan it
Prices and availability change, so compare. These are affiliate links.
Where to base yourself
Related activities
The Roman Baths are the remains of an ancient bathing and temple complex built around the hot springs at the heart of the city.
Afternoon tea in BathBath, SomersetAfternoon tea is a Bath tradition, and you can enjoy it in grand Georgian settings, boutique hotels or the Pump Room beside the Roman Baths.
Hot tub lodge weekendLake District, Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and NorfolkA lodge or cottage with a private hot tub is a popular way to enjoy a weekend away, whether you are with a partner, family or friends.
Frequently asked questions
Can I bathe in the Roman Baths?
No. For a hot-water soak, visit Thermae Bath Spa. The Roman Baths are a museum.
Last reviewed October 2026. Prices, opening times and conditions change, so check with the provider before you go.