Luxury Quaint Hotel in Ramsgate

This quaint hotel sits proudly on top of the East Cliff, overlooking Albion Gardens and out to the sea, with stunning views of the Royal Harbour. The Royal Harbour is the only one in the country and was given its “Royal” status by King George IV as a gift for the great hospitality he received when visiting Ramsgate.

The building was originally built in 1971 and despite the refurbishment in 2014, the hotel still maintains many of its original features. The hotel has been restored to its majesty and has been introduced to Italian Carrara marble bathrooms, exquisite furnishings and renewed sash windows.

The accessible room

The super king access room is fully accessible and can be reached by the lift from the ground floor to the lower ground floor. The room is light and airy and features all the necessities to make the room easy to navigate around. There is also a wet-room with a pull cord alarm. En-route to the room guests will find themselves emerged in much of the building’s original features, and despite the room being on the lower ground floor the room is generously lit.

Room amenities

• 40" flat screen TV
• In-room tea and coffee
• Luxury towels and linen
• High-speed Wi-Fi
• Rain shower

Dining

A breakfast is included with a stay at this hotel. Which includes a choice from our full breakfast menu, featuring Full English, Pancakes, Eggs any style and much more

Amenities

There is something for everyone with a stay at this hotel, whether it’s a wine tasting course, or a special treatment in the seaweed bathhouse. Guests can relax and wind down in the fantastic bar which overlooks the sea, or enjoy a delicious meal in the dining room with log fires which brings you warmth and relaxation.

Pet friendly

The hotel is a dog-friendly hotel, where dogs of up to 15kg are welcome. The hotel provides little treats, a bed and a bowl. The hotel only asks that dogs are to be kept on the bed provided and are not cleaned in the bathrooms. Not all rooms are dog friendly so please ask at the time of booking. There is an additional cost for dogs to stay.

With just under 900 listed buildings of elegant Victorian and Regency architecture, a walk around town is not to be missed. Spend the day at the nearest sandy beach to London. There are lots to discover nearby such as the home of Charles Dickens, Broadstairs. Canterbury and its marvellous Cathedral is just a 17-minute journey on the high speed train.