Royal Classic Hotel

St Nicholas St, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England

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About Royal Classic Hotel

The Royal Hotel is the Scarborough's most prestigious hotel, offering guests high quality accommodation. The grand regency architecture of the public areas contrasts beautifully with the contemporary style bedrooms. The Royal Hotel is a 3 star (aa + rac) hotel located in the heart of Scarborough, overlooking the beautiful South Bay and within easy reach of all the town's attractions, including the SeaLife Centre, Spa Complex and the many parks and gardens, together with theatres and great shopping. The spectacular Royal Dining Room offers a unique window on the resort of Scarborough with its prime position overlooking the St. Nicholas Cliff Gardens and the stunning South Bay. Serving superb traditional English cuisine together with an extensive wine list.

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