Royal Hotel & Spa Scarborough Hotel

With views across South Bay, the royal hotel Scarborough enjoys an enviable central position only moments away from the spa town's most famous attractions.Known for its classic Regency architecture, it is the style of the royal hotel that draws guests as much as its location. The ornate atrium and staircase are a reminder of a more glamorous yesteryear and offer today's guests superb Instagram photography opportunities. Meanwhile, the modern-day spa centre includes almost everything a tired visitor might need to rejuvenate themselves before setting out to explore Scarborough. Hotel facilities include a sauna, massage therapist, jacuzzi and an indoor swimming pool. Alternatively, the art deco-style Theatre Bar and the Seaview restaurant provide enjoyable and scenic venues for drinks or a meal.The royal hotel Scarborough is an ideal location for guests thanks to its proximity to famous attractions such as Scarborough Castle and the sweeping sandy beaches. Paddleboarding, surfing and kayaking are only some of the activities for more active beachgoers to enjoy. The hotel is within an easy stroll of more leisurely pursuits, including various golf courses and pubs and restaurants to suit all tastes. It is also less than three miles from Sea Life Scarborough.For a sense of history it is hard to better a hotel that was designed in the shape of a "V" to commemorate Queen Victoria, and that Winston Churchill once reputedly claimed as his favourite hotel. It is a bonus that the hotel's facilities also cater so well to twenty-first century leisure and business visitors.

The spectacular Seaview Restaurant offers a unique window on the resort of Scarborough with its prime position overlooking the St. Nicholas Cliff Gardens and the stunning South Bay. The friendly and attentive staff compliment chefs superb brigade, providing a memorable dining experience.This wondrously elegant Art Deco Theatre Bar provides the ideal setting to enjoy pre-dinner dinner drinks or to relax after a hard day's work - exploring Scarborough and the local area. The Theatre Bar takes its name from its historical links with Scarborough's Theatre Royal, which once stood on St. Thomas Street - a continuation of St. Nicholas Street.The al fresco cosmopolitan set of the continental-style Cafe Bliss serves a wide ranging menu including a selection of delicacies from around the world.

Address

St Nicholas Street