Langtry Manor Hotel - Bournemouth

Listed Edwardian manor hotel on Bournemouth's Eastcliff

Royal Heritage

King Edward VII built Langtry Manor Hotel in 1877 for his mistress Lillie Langtry. The Guardian newspaper called Langtry Manor the best hotel in Bournemouth. Original pieces from this history are on display on the first floor.

Bedrooms by Portfolio London

Bedrooms at Langtry Manor Hotel were individually created by the design firm Portfolio London. Bedrooms mix original Victorian charm with contemporary amenities, and some have four-poster beds or spa baths. Free parking is available on site.

Beachside Location

The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Bournemouth's cliff tops and roughly 1 mile from Bournemouth town centre. Guests are a short walk from Eastcliff Beach and the South West Coast Path. Nearby attractions include the Portsmouth Naval Museum and Beaulieu Motor Museum.

Dining & Breakfast

Breakfast is served at the sister hotel, Derby Manor, just across the road. The dining room at Langtry Manor has a minstrel gallery and royal heritage decor. Child's meals can be arranged with prior notice to the kitchen.

Guest Amenities

On arrival, guests can take tea or coffee while staff take bags to the rooms. Free parking is available on site, and complimentary WiFi is provided at this Langtry Manor Hotel Bournemouth. A fitness center and communal lounges offer spaces for relaxation.

• History: Built by King Edward VII for Lillie Langtry in 1877
• Accolade: Best hotel in Bournemouth by The Guardian
• Rooms: Styled individually by Portfolio London
• Location: 5 min walk from Eastcliff Beach
• Parking: Free on-site parking
• Nearby: Portsmouth Naval Museum & Beaulieu Motor Museum
• Dining: Grand room with minstrel gallery