Double Room with Sea View

Overview

Experience the perfect blend of comfort and elegance in our double room, which boasts stunning sea views and a private bathroom equipped with complimentary toiletries for your convenience. Each room is thoughtfully designed to ensure a relaxing stay, featuring tea and coffee making facilities, as well as a television for your entertainment. The Royal Bath Hotel & Spa Bournemouth, the first hotel in the area, opened its doors on the historic day of Queen Victoria's coronation in June 1838. Nestled just moments from the seafront, this classically styled hotel offers well-appointed rooms, many of which provide picturesque views of the secluded grounds and the bay. Guests can indulge in a variety of dining options, from the seasonal delights at the Garden Restaurant to the casual atmosphere of the Cafe Promenade, and the exquisite fine dining experience at Oscar’s, named after the famous guest Oscar Wilde. For relaxation, the Leisure Pavilion features an indoor pool, hot tub, and sauna, along with a gym for fitness enthusiasts. Please note that access to some facilities may incur an additional charge.

Opened on Queen Victoria's coronation day in June 1838, the Royal Bath Hotel & Spa Bournemouth was the first hotel in Bournemouth. It offers 3 hotel restaurants, a health spa and lovely sea views. Just moments from the seafront, this classically styled hotel has well-equipped rooms, each including a satellite TV and free internet. Some rooms also offer views of the secluded grounds and across the bay. Royal Bath's restaurant uses seasonal, local produce whenever possible. Drinks, sandwiches and afternoon cream teas are served in the relaxed Lounge. For their dining experience, guests can choose from the views at the Garden Restaurant, light meals at the Cafe Promenade (Seasonal) or fine dining at Oscar’s, named after regular hotel guest Oscar Wilde. The Leisure Pavillion allows guests to relax in an indoor pool, hot tub or sauna. There is also a gym.. Access to the facilities is subject to a surcharge.

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