Coppa Club’s Eleventh Site Started Accepting Guests

The Bath Townhouse, Coppa Club’s eleventh site, has begun accepting guests.

It is housed in a Grade II listed building with a Georgian exterior and authentic Art Deco embellishments on Bath’s Old Bond Street in the city’s commercial area.

The main restaurant, bar, and cafe are located on the ground floor, and the Upstairs at The Townhouse all-day lounge and bar serve food and drinks. The Oval Area’s private dining room will also be included.

Yishay Malkov, the organization’s top executive, said: “It’s a unique and intriguing space, characterised by its art deco staircase and Georgian facade, right in the centre of the city and with its very own louche-luxe concept.

“We hope it will provide an exciting new offering for locals and tourists, a place for guests to come no matter the time of day for a fun, vibrant atmosphere. Our Upstairs at The Townhouse space is also a first for Coppa Club and adds another dimension to our all-day venue. By offering a new idea to the Bath all-day dining scene, we hope to cement our place within the community,” he added.

On the ground floor, tiled flooring painted tambour panelling, and a lively colour scheme showcases the brand’s signature style, which was managed by interior designer Gina Brennand.

Behind the stairs, there is a sizable Sonia Delauney-inspired mural, and the colour scheme of Upstairs at The Townhouse is cosy.

Following the opening in Haslemere this spring of The Georgian, Coppa Club, the brand’s third location to provide hotel rooms, in Surrey.