The Royal Bath was the first hotel in Bournemouth, so naturally it’s got the best position on the seafront. Having opened on Queen Victoria's coronation day in June 1838, it has since entertained countless distinguished visitors. And now it’s your turn. Step out on the balcony, soak up the fresh sea air and feel alive. Take a traditional stroll along the promenade and then it’s back for a spot of lunch on the sun terrace.

Experience Victorian luxury with panoramic views, award winning cuisine, and the unique splendour of a true British great.

Please note that car parking charges apply. Please contact the hotel for more information.



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