Royal Harbour Hotel

Hotel details

Description

The Hotel is made up of adjoining Georgian Grade 2 listed townhouses that date back to 1799. They occupy the prime position in Ramsgate's best known historic garden crescent. Many of the bedrooms boast magnificent views over the 'Royal Harbour', the yacht marina and the English Channel. Some even have their own private south facing balcony! In short we offer the following:

The finest sea and harbour views
The finest location - walking distance to shops, bars, restaurants, beach and harbour
The finest breakfast - cooked to your order
Teak four poster bedrooms avaliable
'The Royal Harbour Suite' with 4 poster, double balconies & a working open fireplace
Welcoming open fires in all 3 sitting rooms
Sun Trap Walled Herb Garden - perfect for small parties or a quick naughty cigarette!
Private 20 seater screeing room/cinema
Plenty of books to read and vinly record to listen to!
A good quality stocked 'Honesty Bar' in main sitting room
Complimentary high speed broadband access in every room
Compimentary turndown service with hot water bottles in winter
Complimentary evening cheese board with biscuits, pate and fresh fruit
Complimentary bottled mineral water and tea/coffee making facilities in all rooms
Complimentary off road parking
Complimentary video/DVD library

Directions

General timings: We`re about 60 minutes from the Blackwall Tunnel or the Queen Elizabeth Bridge over The Thames at Dartford. Don`t forget your £1.50 for the toll charge! Gatwick Gatwick airport is easily reachable in about 75 minutes. Heathrow Airport is about 100 minutes away. From London: Take the M2 onto the A299 and then onto the A253 to Ramsgate. Follow signs to the seafront. When you reach the seafront by `The Churchill Tavern`, Nelson Crescent is the first turning on your left. From the M25 west: Exit at junction 5 onto the M26. Exit at junction 3 onto the M20. Exit junction 7 onto the A249 which takes you onto the M2. Head south towards the A229, onto the A253 to Ramsgate. Follow signs to the seafront. When you reach the seafront by `The Churchill Tavern`, Nelson Crescent is the first turning on your left.