Langtry Manor

26 Derby Road, East Cliff, Bournemouth, Dorset, England

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About Langtry Manor

Voted the 'Best Hotel in Bournemouth' by The Guardian, the historic country house hotel offers fine dining, history and ambience. This is the historic home of Edward VII and Lillie Langtry. In a country packed with over 10,000 hotels, very occasionally you stumble on a rare gem of an hotel where the building, food, service and history blend to form something quite exceptional. This warm inviting home is not only steeped in history and romance, but offers the highest standards of fresh food and personal service. All the bedrooms are individually designed and many of them, including the King's own majestic apartment, have four-poster beds. Lillie's award winning restaurant is a firm favourite with locals in Bournemouth, receiving many accolades from local press. Set in the magnificent dining room with Minstrels Gallery, chandeliers and inglenook fireplace, it has to be seen to be properly appreciated. The main building is accompanied by Lord Derby's home, the Langtry Lodge, where rooms are also allocated, situated 50 yards away (breakfast in main building). Located on a quite tree lined avenue, Langtry Manor is close to Bournemouth's cosmopolitan town centre, beautiful gardens and beaches. Please inform reception prior to arrival if you are going to be arriving later than 22:00. Due to its popularity if you would like to dine in the exclusive Langtrys Restaurant, it is advised to make a reservation for your 1st night stay before arrival. If you have any questions or would like some more information please do not hesitate to contact us.

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