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This Edwardian manor is 500 metres from Bournemouth's sandy beaches. It mixes original charm with modern luxury, including free parking, free Wi-Fi and award-winning food.
The Langtry Manor Hotel has been called the “best hotel in Bournemouth” by the Guardian newspaper. Set in its own quiet gardens, it was built by King Edward VII in 1877 for his mistress, Lillie Langtry.
Each room has contemporary décor, and has been individually styled by designers Portfolio London. Rooms also have a personal bar, hairdryer and flat-screen TV. Some are located in Langtry Lodge, Lord Derby's former home, just 50 metres from the Manor.
Langtry's restaurant has an AA Rosette and offers a 6-course Edwardian banquet every Saturday. It is lit by chandeliers, and has an original fireplace for the colder months.
Guests can use the nearby gym, pool, hot tub and sauna free of charge. Bournemouth centre is around a mile from the building., |
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