we stayed at this hotel for my girlfriends birthday. we had 2 nights in the superior 4 poster room,which is separate from main building overlooking small lawn area.
on arrival(we were 45 mins early) we were met and taken into the lounge room offered tea or coffee and asked to fill out a quick form(2 mins).we sat in front of a lovely open fire. after a few mins we were taken to our room. this was very spacious with antique furniture a gorgeous 4 poster bed and perfect fully tiled bathroom suite with shower and jacuzzi bath with built in lcd tv to watch while relaxing in bath and molton brown products.
the room was immaculate and just perfect.we paid £100 a night but i feel as a birthday treat this was well worth the money.
the staff are courteous and helpfull,the hotel is gorgeous and our short stay perfect.parking was just outside hotel for us but very very quite dead end road so thats fine.breakfast was great with a vast variety of different types from fruit salads,cereals,jams and a fantastic cooked breakfast.my girlfriend had the fruit salad and cooked breakfast.i would say the walk to city centre is around 5 mins down hill.there is a pathway through so ask where that is otherwise it's along way round by road.biggest problem we had was tv remote in bathroom worked intermittently.i mention this more to show just how perfect the stay was as this was the only thing i could think of as a negative :) .
i think our stay was great and they deserve the rating i have given.i cannot fault anything. my girlfriend said on our way home to me that the hotel was perfect. that says it all i think.

Paradise House is listed as a B&B but feels a bit more like a hotel with managers on site rather than the owner. Having said that the managers and staff could not have been more welcoming and helpful. Our room was on the ground floor and enjoyed wonderful views across Bath which must be even better in the summer as the room had its own small terrace with seating. The bed was very comfortable and the room clean and bright. The room was also lovely and warm.

Breakfasts were excellent with a wide choice of cooked and/or continental food available and a lovely friendly waitress service. If you get to breakfast early you may be able to grab the table in the lounge that looks out across the city.

Bath centre is only a 5 minute walk away with all its historic sites and excellent variety of restaurants. The only achilles heel to Paradise House is possibly the very short but steep walk back up the hill which may be a struggle for some. However we would definitely return and recommend Paradise House to friends.

Tip: we got an excellent room rate by booking direct so worth checking.

I enjoyed the place and thought that the room was very nice with high ceilings and a nice bathroom with a jacuzzi bathtub for two. Location was fine for use a short walk to the center. Great view of the city and we enjoyed the breakfast.

What I didn't like was the bed OMG i might as well have been sleeping on the floor it was that hard with no give at all. We had the twin room that faced the front of the house. The other thing I wasn't happy with was the internet. It didn't work in that room and the room is right on top of the router. I went down spoke with the male manager he told me it was the hotels fault it was a UK problem with to many people being online the time was almost midnight humm???

Other than those 2 things we enjoyed this place but wouldn't stay again as those 2 things are really important to me especially the bed. But hey if you like a rock hard bed you'll love these. Cant say there all like this just the twin room in the front.

This was a beautiful B&B - the rooms were tastefully decorated and there was a lovely cosy fireplace in the main reception room, perfect for warming you up at this time of year! There was a fabulous view, both from the front room/garden and from our room - you could see out over Bath towards the Royal Crescent. Russell and Nicci were very friendly and gave us a warm welcome. They were very knowledgeable about Bath and recommended some great restaurants (we particularly loved a local Nepalese restaurant with really tasty, authentic Nepalese cuisine). The breakfast at the Paradise House Hotel was delicious, I'd definitely recommend the smoked salmon and scrambled egg bagels. Oh and the bed was extremely comfortable! All in all, a wonderful stay. Thank you :-)