Bath English Homestay — Learn English in a Home Among Heritage & Culture
Picture waking up in a warm Victorian home in Bath, spending the morning in intensive one-to-one English lessons, then wandering by the Roman Baths or sampling tea in a Georgian café—at Bath English Homestay, you live and learn English in one of England’s most beautiful cities.
School Setup & Facilities
- Homestay in Teacher’s Home
All lessons are held in the teacher Kathy’s house. Students stay in the same house—double bedroom (private bathroom in some cases) or sharing, depending on course plan. Full-board meals are included. Bath English Homestay+3Bath English Homestay+3Bath English Homestay+3 - Accommodation
There are three double guest bedrooms and two guest bathrooms. Private double rooms with private bathrooms are offered in some courses. Bath English Homestay+1 - Teaching & Teacher
Kathy is described as a “highly-qualified, experienced teacher.” Lessons are small: 1-to-1, 2-to-1 (two people sharing tuition), or small group formats. Bath English Homestay+1 - Facilities & Location
- The home is Victorian, with panoramic views over the city of Bath. Bath English Homestay
- Convenient position: roughly 15-20 minute walk to the major Bath attractions (Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, Royal Crescent etc.). Bath English Homestay+1
- Transport links: direct bus services from Bristol and Heathrow airports. Bath English Homestay
History, Reputation & Background
- While exact founding year isn’t clearly listed, Bath English Homestay has several years of operating and has earned positive feedback. Google My Business reviews average 5/5 in some listings (though small sample size) per TheCodds.eu. The Codds
- The homestay model is a well-known style of intensive immersion programmes, and this one is among Bath’s more trusted providers. Bath English Homestay+1
Classes & Curriculum
- Course Types
- Language Only Course: General English, Exam Preparation, Business English. Bath English Homestay+1
- Language & Culture Course: includes English tuition + sightseeing, cultural excursions, cooking lessons. Bath English Homestay+1
- Duration & Start Dates
- Options for one-week or two-week stays. Bath English Homestay+1
- Courses begin on any Sunday. Bath English Homestay
- Hours / Intensity
- Different options: 15, 20, or 25 hours per week, depending on the course. Bath English Homestay+1
- For example, 25-hour option: 3 hours in morning + 2 in afternoon. Bath English Homestay
- Levels & Students
- Beginners through advanced. Bath English Homestay+1
- Suitable for individuals, couples, friends, or families. Ages 14+ for many programmes. Bath English Homestay+1
Student Experiences & Reviews
- Ratings
- TheCodds.eu shows five reviews with an average of 5/5 for Bath English Homestay. The Codds
- Other feedback sources are more limited; students often praise the personalised attention, immersion, and teacher’s skill.
- What Students Say
- Homestay + teacher’s home gives continuous English practice: not just in class but at meals, during excursions, and in everyday chats. Bath English Homestay+1
- Many enjoy combining culture and language: learning in the morning, then visiting sights, doing tea walks, or exploring Bath. Bath English Homestay+1
Cultural & Lifestyle: Studying in Bath
- Historic & Beautiful City
Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famed for its Roman Baths, Georgian architecture (Royal Crescent, Circus etc.), and elegant streets and parks. Bath English Homestay+1 - Vibrant Cultural Life
As a university town, Bath has lively cafés, restaurants, arts, theatre, shopping. Good balance: not as busy or expensive as London, but still full of culture and events. Bath English Homestay+1 - Connectivity
Close enough to major tourist routes: Bath is about 1 hour 30 mins by train from London. Also well-positioned for trips to Oxford, Stonehenge, Bristol etc. Bath English Homestay+1 - Cost of Living
Bath is more expensive than many smaller UK towns, especially for accommodation and meals, but homestay helps manage costs. Staying in teacher’s home with full board includes many meal costs. Bath English Homestay+1
What Makes Bath English Homestay Stand Out
- Total Immersion: living + studying in teacher’s home means you practise English constantly—meal times, social activities, side conversations—not just formal lessons.
- Flexibility of Course Design: you can pick “language only” or add excursions, culture, cookery; choose your level of intensity (15-25 hours/week).
- Comfort of Homestay: small double room/private bathroom, full board, private home environment—more personal and comfortable than a large school or hostel.
- Historic Bath Setting: beautiful city walks, architecture, heritage, spa culture—many options for sight-seeing when you are not in lessons.
Practical Details: Pricing, Accommodation & Logistics
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Prices | For 1-1 tuition (general English / exam preparation): • 15 hrs/week: ~ £1,050 for one week; ~ £1,950 for two weeks (1-1) Bath English Homestay • Business English, or higher hours cost more. Bath English Homestay |
| Inclusions | Full-board accommodation (meals & lodging), study materials, transport/entrance tickets during excursions, free pickup from Bath Spa train station or local bus station on arrival. Bath English Homestay+2Bath English Homestay+2 |
| Types of Accommodation | Stay in the teacher’s house—in double bedrooms; some rooms have private bathrooms. Bath English Homestay+1 |
| Visa / International Support | Full-board homestay + tuition meets many student needs. Always check if you need visa, as homestay courses may not always qualify for student visas—verify with provider. |
| Start Dates & Duration | Weeks begin Sunday; you can stay for one or two weeks. Bath English Homestay+1 |
| Lesson Timetable | Morning lessons for smaller hour options; full-day options (morning + afternoon) when doing intensive courses. Bath English Homestay+1 |
Imagining Yourself at Bath English Homestay
You arrive Sunday evening in Bath; greeted at the door by Kathy, your host and teacher. You unpack in your double bedroom with a view of Bath’s rolling hills. Breakfast is at 8:30 am; after that, 3 hours of lessons, then lunch. In the afternoon: stroll to the Roman Baths, tea at Sally Lunn’s, conversation in Georgian squares. Dinner brings chats in the home, fluency building over food. Later in the week you visit Stonehenge, or perhaps spend a weekend exploring Oxford. You finish the course with not just improved English, but a treasure chest of memories, confidence, and a deeper understanding of English culture.



