The Roman Baths Reviews

Buy the book written by one of the offical guides about the Major you will not put it down

Amazing place, youv got to go if your in bath & have one of the ear pieces to listen to all the facts beautiful

As far as the baths go very interesting BUT its not covid secure people make you wait in tiny rooms with lots of people no point in a booking system at all.
This is the first place since covid I have felt uneasy about the operation of a attraction and it needs to be looked at we ended up leaving early because of how poor it was.

Interesting, but really crowded. If you are claustrophobic the crowds may be a little much for you inside.

You can get there either by car or train from Paddington Station. Amazing place with a lot of history. Near by quiet restaurants and can do a walk in the neighbourhood.

Interesting but imo over priced especially when they are asking for donations on the way out

Fantastic tourist attraction. Very polite and friendly staff. Take audio information unit on your tour and take your time walking around listening to the fascinating history of this Roman marvel.
Can take up to 2 hours to do the full tour at a leisurely pace. Must pre-book tickets in advance due to COVID-19, however this is easy and straightforward from the romanbaths website.

Loved seeing and experiencing such an ancient landmark, walking the same stones as countless hundreds did so many centuries ago.

Lovely place to visit with the kids. Many little adventures to explore inside.

Over rated, high entry fee and not really an amazing experience. Too many people, not managed and organized properly

Amazingly arranged and audio guides highly intuitive.

Educational trip, with the tickets one will receive a personal digital guide.

My husband and I both visited The Roman Baths Museum together. It was definitely worth going to see. However, I felt the price was a little to expensive and I believe there should of been a tour guide present, given how much we paid. I believe having the individual hand held speakers set up in different languages was extremely good as it enabled everyone gain an insight into the history of The Roman Baths without feeling excluded. Although it also excluded you from interacting with one another properly during the visit.

A glimmer into Roman history in the UK, worth visiting but very busy at peak times.

Loved learning about the history behind this place. I would definitely recommend visiting the Roman Baths when you are in Bath!

A lovely place shame about the people my experience was ruined by people walking into me while listening to there audio guides and failing to notice there surrounding, also sadly there where people talking about shopping and general information that had nothing to do with the baths. And blocking people to view artifacts. Not worth the very expensive admission charge

Far more to see than the one open Bath made famous by travel sites.
You'll journey through ancient room after ancient room.
This is not to be missed.
Totally worth the money.
Astonishing bit of history.

Amazing place, must have the ice cream and pick up a bottle of any locally made scotch / single malt (not available elsewhere in London)

A good day out and very informative, only problem could not see any sign posts directing to Roman Baths once we got to Bath. Council need to improve on this.

Alot more than just an ancient pool to look at and walk around. Very informative and fascinating the methods they used to heat everything from pools to the floors. Very much a full scale museum and warrants taking the time to examine and appreciate.

Loved the place and looking forward to another visit in due course.

DONT PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE WATER! I did and got told off trust me it's warm and dirty. I thought the entry price was a bit steep but once inside there is plenty to see and learn. It got very busy inside and I did feel a little claustrophobic. Once at the end of the tour you can drink the spring water from a fountain. It's warm and tastes funny. A must visit when in bath!!!! Just don't put your hand in the water. Apparently there are signs but I was too focussed on wanting to put my hand in the water to notice.

Fantastic historical area. There is a museum too and it will cost around 20pounds. Many things to know about roman history in Britain. They have there spiritual bath and spa city here.

Baths were a nice experience and definitely worth it. You can see and learn a few things through the staff and it worths its money.

What an experience! Soaking in the waters that come from 2km down in the earth. You wouldn't normally consider bathing on a roof top however this was worth bring chilly for a couple of seconds. Once the you went downstairs to the Wellness Area and had a sauna, Vichy shower, relax on tiled benches amazing. Then in your towelling robe you go have dinner!! A great concept and worth the money.

very interesting place to visit - one of a kind, a must see

Brilliant exhibits really well laid out the whole family (12 plus 13 year olds) really enjoyed the trip plus a good shop

Been here twice and I do love it. Amazing piece of history, although when we were there on a bank holiday weekend it was packed with people. Maybe better to arrive early in the day when it just opens. Also don't try and use sat nav to get there, it is in the middle of town surrounded by malls and pedestrian walkways. Park outside the ciy circle or down near the river and walk up.

Good visit especially with all the covid measures in place made us feel safe

Very interesting site, but uncomfortably crowded when I visited.

Loved the displays, the info, the pools, everything. Really enjoyed talking to the two people dressed as Romans, very interesting and informative. Also loved the shop!

Truly magical place...respect to the Romans...and the people who keep this open for all to see. Time for a bath....

An unmissable place for a history lover, very impressive, a place with a lot to tell!!

Very interesting. Not too crowded even though there were group tours going on.

Great informative walk round with my personal phone

Such an amazing place!
The price is not high, included in the price you get also the audio guide.
I spent almost two hours there and probably will come back soon

You can't go to Bath and not visit the Roman Baths! Wonderful thought provoking experience into a glimpse of life many millennia ago. Don't get distracted by the queues outside as these will more often be for the group excursions; singles, couples and families can walk straight in. There is ample information at every step of the way, with guided tours on the hour and a handy electronic audio guide available in different languages supplied as you walk in to the main complex. Prices are reasonable, plenty of facilities and staff are friendly.

Beautiful and we'll kept. A bit crowded...but it was August afterall.

Good place to visit at least ones in your life time

Good tour with a talking handset. Very interesting, must do when in Bath

Fab places kids love it been many times now an it never gets boring. We always seam to find bits we missed last time too.

The audio was very good and you are able to go at your own pace. Beautiful place

Great place.
You can also meet travelling monks in Bath aswell who teach yoga and meditation.
Definitley worth checking that out.

Amazing to see these Roman Baths. Much bigger than I expected and well worth a visit.

Well worth a visit. Liked the Bill Bryson audio guides

Impressed after a long journey..definitely worth it!

Excellent Roman empire bath area during Roman empire in Bath city

Great learning experience. Allow for about 3 hours to take in the entire place.

Not been here since I was at school, many moons ago. Lots more to see from the water running to the baths under glass walkway to artifacts that they have found. Well worth a trip.

this was an interesting place bit the day we went was raining so this being mostly indoors was way to crowded ro see most of it.

With the entrance ticket, you are given an audio guide that accompanies you through the whole tour and, as well as telling you information about the rooms and objects you come across, it also gives a little bit of history.
Much of what you visit at the Baths is Roman. The main pool is as it was in its origins, with its 45 lead sheets that make its metre and a half depth waterproof even today.
In addition, Bath's present-day museum includes a fascinating collection of Roman artefacts which they themselves threw into the sacred water in homage to the deity. Naturally, the fountains were filled with Roman coins and jewellery, over 12,000 of which are now carefully preserved and on display to visitors.

Brillyant idea - the torchlight session not crowded. Great audio guide and other interpretive works. Nice staff.

Have been here before and it NEVER disappoints, the adjustments they made for Covid were as well done as anyone could do. Post ridiculous second lockdown don't let Covid stop you from visiting it's fabulous!

Very Historical, I was very moved by this exhibition

A must see if visiting Bath. Great history, all visitors are equipped with an audio guide, you put in the numbers that are on the exhibit and put the piece near your head like a phone, or put headphones in it, and it tells you about what you are looking at. All of us visitors looked like we were on phones and silently walking around it did look funny but it was really informative and there was extra audios that had been recorded which added to the experience. We were able to drink a small paper cup of the hot spring water at the end.

Great place, very well laid out. A bit expensive for what it is.

Nice site but very out of the way. Would have liked to have had more time to spend in the town but the actual site was just ok.

The museum was fine, the guides were good but we were a bit bored.