Escape from the everyday to an elegant retreat in the charming spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells. The Royal Wells Hotel boasts spectacular views from its hilltop location on Mount Ephraim, a short walk away from the bustling town centre.
The hotel owes its regal title to Queen Victoria, who visited frequently as a young Princess in the early 19th century, and later granted the use of her coat of arms, which is proudly displayed at the top of the building.It has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, incorporating the latest facilities and contemporary style, while retaining its Victorian elegance and period features.
The hotel owes its regal title to Queen Victoria, who visited frequently as a young Princess in the early 19th century, and later granted the use of her coat of arms, which is proudly displayed at the top of the building.It has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, incorporating the latest facilities and contemporary style, while retaining its Victorian elegance and period features.
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Our customers can enjoy the best the Garden of England has to offer, as well as carefully selected food and drink favourites from across the world. Whether you are looking for a quick bite to eat, an intimate meal for two or a big celebration, we offer an eclectic menu and fantastic service. Customers have the choice of using our function suites, The Brasserie restaurant, the bar area or our adjoining Beau Nash pub.
Our newly decorated feature rooms echo style and sophistication. With beautiful views over Tunbridge Wells Common or our courtyard garden, these rooms are ideal room for a special break. For comfort and relaxation, look no further than our superior double/twin rooms. These are spacious rooms with dcor ranging from classic elegance to soft tones shot through with striking splashes of colour.
Whether you are planning an intimate ceremony with close family and friends, or a lavish celebration, the Royal Wells can provide the tailor-made wedding day of your dreams. As a licensed wedding venue, the hotel can offer couples a complete package for the big day, with a choice of three function rooms - two with a private bar- and a variety of accommodation including the luxurious Honeymoon Suite.
The spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells is nestled in the High Weald and has been famed for centuries thanks to its natural spring. Just half an hour from London, the town's popularity endures today thanks to its fabulous shops and cultural attractions.
Whether you are looking for a peaceful haven, or to enjoy the hustle and bustle of The Pantiles, from our position atop the town on Mount Ephraim, we offer the ideal base to explore this beautiful part of Kent.The colonnaded walkway known as The Pantiles is the iconic view most associated with Royal Tunbridge Wells.
Whether you are looking for a peaceful haven, or to enjoy the hustle and bustle of The Pantiles, from our position atop the town on Mount Ephraim, we offer the ideal base to explore this beautiful part of Kent.The colonnaded walkway known as The Pantiles is the iconic view most associated with Royal Tunbridge Wells.
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Helen Roberts-Hills
Dec 24, 2021
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Lee Henderson Ldhcr Tive
Dec 21, 2021
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Ross Tackley
Dec 06, 2021
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Hassan Hosseini
Nov 20, 2021
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Tom Sargent
Nov 04, 2021
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Dennis Hurst
Oct 23, 2021
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Andy Budgen
Aug 03, 2021
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We were in a superior double, room 9. Lovely big comfy bed and all round good facilities. The room was looking out behind the hotel frontage so was protected from any road noise which was perfect. Drinks are reasonably priced and the breakfast which was this morning served on the terrace was absolutely delicious. The staff were all lovely, we would happily return to this hotel in the future. Highly recommended.
Christine Nichols
Aug 02, 2021
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We stayed for two nights. Not the most comfy beds but we slept however, where we were in a middle of a heatwave it was just too hot, we asked for another fan which they happily gave us. Still way too hot! They didn't clean our room once we was told we had to ask for it to get cleaned which I think is absurd.
We stayed in room 1 smaller than other rooms and I was disappointed not to get a bath even if we was paying £270 for our stay. The wifi wasn't working properly kept disconnecting .All in all it's very expensive for what it was and I was disappointed as there's cheaper options for more and
We stayed in room 1 smaller than other rooms and I was disappointed not to get a bath even if we was paying £270 for our stay. The wifi wasn't working properly kept disconnecting .All in all it's very expensive for what it was and I was disappointed as there's cheaper options for more and
Edward Purcell
Jul 15, 2021
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Qype User Thesus
Mar 27, 2010
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I'm not a great fan of this place. On one side it's a 'Fawlty Towers' hotel, on the other side a large wannabe groovy bar full of inappropriate middle aged types like TW Qyper 'legrandflaneur'. Sunday nights are music nights. Avoid. Think Dad Rock wedding reception muzak with too many Crowded House covers................One evening they even had some excruciating nana masquerading as a one man band, armed with an 80's style drum effect synth. I went home and did my ironing................
Qype User Hollym
Feb 17, 2009
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Qype User Chelsd
Oct 29, 2008
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This place has live music on Sunday Nights, although i believe of late it has moved to alternate weekends because of lack of support. This is such a great venue for bands and some of the bands they have here are amazing, Be Sharp are an example of that. To put on FREE live music does not mean that the band do not get paid,it means that you have to support the venue to keep the music alive. I hope this carries on here because it is one of the nicest places to watch live bands.
