The Royal Exeter Hotel is an ideal base for exploring Bournemouth and Dorset's delightful ... more
countryside. Bournemouth's beaches, the pier, promenade, shops and Bournemouth International Centre are just a short walk away. Hotel guests can also take advanta...
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Built in 1812 the Royal Exeter Hotel in the heart of Bournemouth is full of Victorian ... more
charm with a modern contemporary twist With 54 ensuite bedrooms two stylish bars a la carte restaurant sunny patio area and leisure facilities the hotel offers va...
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With distinctive gables and turreted towers, the Royal Exeter Hotel occupies an early 19th ... more
century building 200 metres from the beachfront and the pier in Bournemouth. Combining contemporary decor with traditional Victorian elements that are in keeping...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
With distinctive gables and turreted towers, the Royal Exeter Hotel occupies an early 19th ... more
century building 200 metres from the beachfront and the pier in Bournemouth. Combining contemporary decor with traditional Victorian elements that are in keeping...
Information:
Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Centrally located hotel in Bournemouth Disadvantages: Old building means prone to squeaky floorboards
I recently had to attend a course for work, which involved several overnight stays in Bournemouth. I opted to stay in the RAC rated **** Norfolk RoyaleHotel, located in the central town area of Bournemouth. Arriving at the hotel, there is an area at the front where you can drive in and park whilst you check in. (You can also park in this area overnight, or in the underground carpark - each charged at £9 per night).
Checking in is straightforward - although you will need to leave credit / debit card details, but this is standard practice. Reception is in the lobby area - a plush, well furbished area with comfortable chairs, an open fire and a bar.
You will be given a keycard, and told where your room is. (On my visits, a porter service was not visable, although may have been available on request).
The hotel itself is quite old ...
Advantages: On seafront, by shops,by theatres and cinemas,and clubs Disadvantages: expensive for what it was.
My wife and I recently stayed at The RoyalExeterHotel in Bournemouth. This hotel is situated close to the town centre shops, two minutes from the pier, being virtually opposite the Bournemouth International Centre. The rooms were spacious and clean, but the rest of the hotel was not so. The security was very poor, and regularly, non-existent. The food served was reasonable but nothing special, the service was awfully slow. The breakfasts were not up to the standard I normally expect as a seasoned traveller. The receptionists took a lot to be admired! All in all it is not a hotel that we would return to in a hurry. Value for money was poor. ...
Advantages: Great facilities and location Disadvantages: Some rooms on the small side
Getting there
Our family stayed at the Queen?s HotelBournemouth for 2 nights back in May 2007. The drive down from North London is 112 miles and took around 3 Hours 20 Minutes which included a 30 minute stop over. The Hotel is located on Meyrick Road, just a minutes walk from the sea front and a 15 minute walk to the Pier.
There is room for about 15 cars in the car park at the front of the Hotel, with room for a further 20 cars at the rear. This is free to use for guests and you give your car registration details when you check in. The hotel has 109 rooms and deluxe suites situated over 4 floors. There is a lift near the reception to all floors except lower ground which has just 6-8 steps, so the Hotel is ideal for the elderly.
Rooms
Choices of rooms range from four-poster bridal suite rooms to deluxe, family and executive ...
