Menzies Carlton

East Overcliff, Bournemouth, Dorset, England

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About Menzies Carlton

Overlooking the sea and award-winning gardens, the Carlton is positioned on Bournemouth's famous East Cliff. This splendid 73 bedroom hotel also has an indoor leisure complex and during the summer an outdoor heated pool. The Menzies Carlton is renowned as one of Bournemouth's most luxurious hotels positioned on the famous East Cliff, with splendid coastal views. Restored to its former glory, the richly decorated reception areas and lounges retain a sense of grandeur. Visitors to the cocktail bar will find a welcoming atmosphere, and the award-wining Fredricks restaurant serves the very best in English and international cuisine. In the evening we do find that ladies enjoy dressing for dinner, and therefore to comply with the wishes of the majority of our guests, we would be grateful if gentlemen wear a collared shirt and long trousers. The spacious bedrooms have been attractively furnished to the highest standards, many enjoying views across the bay. The hotel also has a superior indoor leisure complex, and during the summer guests may also take advantage of the outdoor heated swimming pool set in the beautiful gardens. For corporate and private functions there is a choice of function suites and 2 executive boardrooms.

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