Paradise House

Paradise House sits in a quiet spot on Bath’s southern slopes, with Bath Spa Station about 5 minutes away on foot.

Photo of Paradise House by Clive Wheat on Google Maps

Paradise House is a Bath bed and breakfast property at 86–88 Holloway, in a Grade II listed building with an older house dating back to 1735 and later Victorian additions. The building has a Georgian Bath-stone exterior, so the stay is tied closely to the city’s historic architecture rather than a modern hotel layout.

Rooms include double or twin ensuite accommodation, and the bathroom detail confirmed for the property is a private bathroom with a shower and hair dryer.

The stay works well for arrival by train because the walk from Bath Spa Station is listed as about 5 minutes. Paradise House also served breakfast in the building, which fits its bed and breakfast setup and keeps the morning routine simple without needing to leave immediately after waking.

The house stands within walled gardens of more than half an acre, with lawns and rose-covered pergolas. For a traveler comparing Bath properties, the main decision point is the combination of a quiet Holloway setting, a short walk to the station, ensuite rooms, breakfast on site, and a historic listed building rather than a large full-service hotel.

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