Hotels in Wick

Wick itself has no hotels of its own, being a small village rather than a tourist town, so most visitors looking for a proper hotel stay base themselves in nearby Bath or Bristol, both a short drive away. Bath offers one of the widest ranges of accommodation anywhere in the South West, from grand Georgian townhouse hotels overlooking the Royal Crescent to smaller boutique guesthouses tucked into the city's honey-coloured terraces, alongside the usual mid-range and budget chains on the city's outskirts.

For a quieter alternative closer to Wick, a scattering of country inns, farmhouse B&Bs and small guesthouses can be found in the surrounding villages of the Golden Valley and Avon Valley, including Bitton, Marshfield and Pucklechurch, which suit visitors who would rather return to somewhere peaceful after a day exploring Bath's Roman Baths and Abbey or Bristol's harbourside. These smaller options tend to be family-run, offer easy access to walking routes along the River Boyd and River Avon, and put Dyrham Park and the Avon Valley Railway within easy reach for a day out. Whichever option you choose, Wick's position just off the A420 means both cities, and the wider Cotswold countryside to the north, are within a short and easy drive.