The Royal Harbour Hotel

엘리베이터 없이 좁은 계단을 5층이나 올라야만 하는 호텔 주차장이 따로 없어 요금을 걱정해야하는 호텔 주변에 아무것도 없는 시골해변마을

A very quirky hotel. No kitchen, no bar, and, having spent many years travelling for work, 150 night per year in hotels, this hotel is only really suitable for single night stays. Very poor attention to detail, winter duvets on bed in July with no other apparent options, minimal tea and coffee,4,in room caddy with no decaf option,no drinking water provided either. The desk fan in the room was not up to the job. Amazing view of the harbour though.

I enjoyed a lovely stay at the Royal Harbour Hotel over the August Bank Holiday, and loved my sea view room. The room was clean and well put together. The management was amazingly friendly and helpful. Well located near the town centre, it was a great place to stay to enjoy the Ramsgate Festival of Sound. The most unique part of the hotel is the amazing art collection and books everywhere. It was like living in an art gallery and book store all at once, which was a lovely experience. The artwork is well curated and there is even an online website describing the art, celebrating the collection they put together over the years. Very special indeed. Highly recommend this hotel and I will choose it again if I visit lovely Ramsgate again.

It is breathtaking how much a hotel can charge for a poky little room at the top of a precipitous staircase with a window overlooking the industrial port area of Ramsgate harbour. On its website, this looks like a boutique hotel but in the flesh, it looks like it needs a re-vamp and a fresh approach to management and hospitality. On arrival, we could not even locate the manager to check in and had to wait almost 15 minutes before he appeared. At least this provided an opportunity to admire the idiosyncratic and eclectic collection of art that hangs in almost every available wall space. Our room had a peculiar collection of what can only be called "maritime art" and a chair with a large cigarette burn in the middle. The Royal Harbour felt a bit "Fawlty Towers" without the bad jokes. The high cost, poor hospitality, lack of breakfast and early morning check out time did not endear it and I will not be going back.

WOnderful location overlooking the harbour where the armada set off to save our soldiers from Dunkirk , spotless clean , lovely rooms with great decor and sitting area. WE were in the annex and ate at the Little Ships on the sea front which has the same owners. MAGIC meal. We will go back as it is a great baae to explore the area

Pleasant, character hotel overlooking the harbour. Friendly staff. warm rooms and bathroom smart and clean. Nice shower. We had a family room which overlooked the back not the harbour. The stairs are steep and not for the elderly and four flights up. The boys liked the room and hotel. The garden Furniture looked a bit dated and the fridge for the min bar needed a clean. Pleasant hotel, check which room you are getting and nice view of the harbour from the sitting room. Middle price range. Handy for Ramsgate. We enjoyed our weekend. Minor things the uht milk cartons had gone off and no biscuits supplied with the tea - I'm GF anyway but might have been nice gesture and for the boys. Lots of lovely towels and very clean beds and had a good nights sleep. There was a chair in the room which was handy but could have done with more coat hangers for a family room. The offered to let us leave our luggage for the day if we needed after checking out. Nice of them :-)