Holm House Hotel, Penarth

The hotel is currently closed. It previously traded as a 12 bedroom boutique Hotel. The property is comprised of restaurant, bar, lounge, terrace with external seating, lawned garden, spa, and private dining room. The front facing bedrooms feature sea views, and some have balconies. The spa features an indoor swimming pool, steam room and fitness room.


The property was built in 1926 and occupies a prime position toward the southern end of Marine Parade, the prime residential area in Penarth.


The site extends to 0.69 acres.


ACCOMMODATION

Holm House comprises 12 en suite bedrooms. The front facing bedrooms benefit from stunning sea views, and some feature balconies and free standing baths.


FOOD AND BEVERAGE

The contemporary restaurant is light and airy, proving exceptional views across the sea. Internally, there is seating for 100 guests. The glass doors open on to the terrace and garden, and throughout the summer months further seating can be provided for al fresco dining.


Located within the restaurant, the bar provides seating for a further 25 guests.


When the hotel was operational, these facilities were available to both resident and non resident and diners alike.


SPA

The spa comprises an indoor, heated swimming pool, relaxation room, steam room and fitness suite.


AMENITIES AND EXTERNAL AREAS

To the front of the property is a lawn with sunken seating and firepit. There is also an outdoor bar.


There are 12 parking spaces.


Back of house areas include a commercial kitchen and staff room

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