The Royal Harbour Hotel

Nice property bit quirky. Good position

Room exceptionally small more like a cupboard. No toiletries supplied no staff to ask. Toiletries were on the list but not even a bar of soap. Room was single size with a double bed which took up the whole of the room. Very cramped. Okay for one night but no more than that could not regulate the shower which was scalding hot so couldn’t use. No staff around to ask. Expensive for what it was.

The view,the bed linen and towels were exceptional as was the duvet. Fantastic balcony doors wide open all night. Car park is bad but plenty on road parking It was a little overpriced but heyho. Downstairs it was like stepping back in time 100 years,I loved it

Carpark,price .

the location was great

i paid more for a room with 2 single beds but we got a room so small with no ventilation & was it very uncomfortable

The view. The room was comfortable. The paintings on the walls. The communal rooms.

location

shower was poor ,no shower gel just soap.

Amazing mattress, beautiful decoration, great setting, great location

The hotel is perfectly placed to access Ramsgate. It is a beautiful Georgian building overlooking the sea. It is furnished with an eclectic mix of periodic furniture and is home to a large collection of artwork which is individually identified. Our room was spacious and clean with a modern en-suite shower room. We were on the top floor overlooking the small rear garden. Lots of stairs, which we didn’t mind. There is no lift. There are not really any staff other than someone to check you in. This was our second stay, and we love the style and ambience. The location is perfect for accessing the local bars and restaurants. Breakfast is not available so it is necessary to find somewhere else, but there are many options available nearby.

On this trip the duvet provided was too hot for the overnight temperatures, and there were no other bedding options in the room.

Charming building with character and well located on the seafront.Comfortablw bed.

Should you have mobility issues this is not the hotel for you; no lift, steep narrow stairs, rope bannisters and heavy fire doors. Parking, basically there isn't any. We weren't informed by the staff about the 4 spaces at the rear, (which are charged), and also impractical. One car had parked so it occupied two spaces. There is no free parking in the nearest surrounding streets. It was all double yellow lines and very narrow. The one short strecth we did see was outside residential homes and solid for the duration of our stay. There is a secure multi-storey 5 nins walk away that is cheaper than the hotel's 4 spaces. Getting any amount of heavy luggage to the top floor is an effort. Lighting in the room wasn't great.