Quality Hotel Royal Hull

170 Ferensway, Hull, East Yorkshire

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About Quality Hotel Royal Hull

The Quality Hotel Royal mixes all the splendour of the Victorian era with the benefits of modern living. Situated in the heart of the city, adjacent to the train station, free resident use of the Car Park and Leisure Club. Built in 1851, the Royal is one of Hull's best known historically significant Victorian buildings, visited by Queen Victoria in 1854 to open the Hull Paragon Station, which is adjacent to the hotel. You will be greeted by the magnificent sight of our grand lobby, with its pillared Victorian themed lounge bar; with its wide choice of fine ales and Continental coffees, it is the perfect place to relax. Our Royal Restaurant offers a tempting selection of contemporary foods from our individually priced menu. The Quality Living leisure club is designed with an air conditioned gym, including cardiovascular equipment, sauna, steam room and heated indoor swimming pool with separate whirlpool.

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