Find us with this link to StreetMap.co.uk

Located on the southern slopes of the hertitage city of Bath. Bloomfield house has excellent access whether you arrive by car, bus or even bike!

Use the link above for maps, but don't hesitate to call us if you need directions.

Here are the directions for our hotel.

From the M4 - Junction 18 - head for Bath. When you arrive in Bath itself follows signs for 'through traffic' Bristol A4, you will be skirting around Bath clockwise.

Follow the road around, through two sets of traffic lights and one roundabout (still following 'other routes') you will go under a railway bridge crossing traffic lights at the same time. Keep following the road and soon you will be in a one way system with two lanes, stay in the left lane and when have to give-way you will see the railway line above you to your right.

Take the first LEFT. (Wells Road)

Do NOT go under this railway bridge (if you do it is a roundabout, so just keep going around).

The left turn you want goes up hill and is signposted A37 Shepton Mallet & Radstock. When the road levels out, there are several shops ( Andrews/ Co-Op) and a pub on your right called The Bear. Just past this, get into the right-hand lane and take the right fork ahead of you called Bloomfield Road. We are then the second Hotel on the right.

If you miss the Bloomfield Road turning look for St. Lukes Road or Hatfield Road on your right and cut across.

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From Bristol/Glastonbury

To reach us from Bristol, follow the A4 signs to Bath. After going through Saltford you will come to a large roundabout (Glastonbury guests will arrive at this same roundabout) which has a dual carriage way heading into Bath, a pub called the Globe (Harvester I think). There is a small road 2nd exit (3rd exit) signposted Newton St. Loe, take this road and follow it all the way up hill until you get to traffic lights at the top (quite a long way). Turn left into Bloomfield Road, we are about half-way down the hill on the left, immediately past a junction, (Englishcombe Lane/Hatfield Road). I'm not sure how clearly the road is marked, but as long as you go left at the first lights, you'll be OK.

If you happen to spot a road called 'Englishcombe Lane' on your left as you go up the hill from the roundabout, its just past a garden centre and a speed camera, you can take this road as a shortcut. Go all the way to the other end, turn left and the hotel is immediately on your left.