Royal Bath Hotel Bournemouth
4 StarsSecluded gardens with bay views, Oscar Wilde fine dining
Secluded gardens with bay views, Oscar Wilde fine dining
Spacious family-friendly rooms, Clifftop West Cliff setting
Heated indoor lap pool, Contemporary seaside retreat
Convenient beach and town access, On-site parking and drop-off
Scenic walk to Bournemouth Beach, Heated indoor swimming pool
Heated indoor leisure pool, Deauville Restaurant dining
Signature sea view suites, Unique individual room designs
Panoramic sea view rooms, Eforea spa access
Panoramic Bournemouth Pier views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Glass-roofed heated indoor pool, Modern British cuisine at Echoes
Luxury sea view suites, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Panoramic English Channel views, Seasonal heated outdoor pool
Panoramic Poole Bay vistas, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay views, Miami-style lido deck and pool
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay balconies, Modern British dining at Frederick's
Local British cuisine at No. 28, Heated indoor pool and spa
Classic restaurant with garden views, Traditional coach holiday experience
Dual-level aquatic facilities, Subterranean adults-only spa
Thyme restaurant and bar lounge, Secure gated underground parking
Heated indoor Bluewater Spa pool, Dual-building boutique experience
Panoramic English Channel views, AA Rosette-awarded Hardy's Restaurant
Bluewater Spa and leisure club, Victorian boutique charm
On-site dining with woodland views, Historic Victorian coach-house setting
Oishii sushi and fusion restaurant, Secure gated on-site parking
Secure underground parking, Contemporary coastal refurbishment
Heated indoor swimming pool, Gold Room restaurant dining
Convenient on-site gated parking, Quirky celebrity-themed concept
Individually styled sea view rooms, Award-winning Anglo-Mediterranean dining
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay views, Heated indoor leisure complex
On-site mini golf course, Family-friendly accommodations
Modern high-rise with coastal views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Continental buffet and garden dining, Lansdowne district transport links
Panoramic Bournemouth Bay views, Professional sprung-floor ballroom
Heated indoor swimming pool, On-site secure parking
Prime central Bournemouth location, Family rooms with bunk beds
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
A firm favourite with holidaying Brits for decades and voted the fifth best beach in all of Europe by a recent online poll, Bournemouth Beach - an arcing seven-mile belt of unbroken golden sand - is the English seaside at its very best. Standing beneath a striking cliff line and dotted with pretty wooded valleys (“chines”), Poole Bay, as it’s known locally, is a mighty fine-looking stretch of coast, alright. Throw in the fact the bay has its own micro-climate, boasts some of the mildest sea temperatures in Britain and offers sweeping views of the Isle of Wight and Purbeck Hills, and it’s easy to see why holidaymakers descend here in the thousands, year after year after year.
And with no fewer than nine separate beach areas: Alum Chine, Durley Chine, Fisherman’s Walk, Southbourne, Branksome Chine, Canford Cliffs, Shore Road, and Sandbanks holding coveted Blue Flag environmental awards, you’re pretty much assured of finding your perfect day out at the beach, whatever that may be.
Bournemouth’s quaint Victorian pier is a fine place to kick off any visit to Bournemouth Beach. Fairground rides and amusement arcades provide casual fun while an indoor climbing wall and cross water zipline offer more thrilling distractions. The beaches on either side of the pier tend to get very busy when the Bournemouth weather boils over, although frequent boat trips, along with the genteel beauty of the nearby Lower Gardens, offer a welcome change of pace.
Stroll up and down the handy zig-zag paths carved into the cliffs to explore the East Cliff as far as Boscombe, where trendy bars and casual eateries await. From there you can catch the child-friendly land train back to Bournemouth Pier, or keep strolling toward the peace of Southbourne and the stunning headland scenery of Hengistbury Head.
Head west from Bournemouth Pier and you’ll eventually come to the millionaire’s playground that is Sandbanks, a diminutive yet highly exclusive peninsula that now boasts the fourth highest land value (by area) on the planet. Take in the luxe properties and panoramic ocean views and you’ll soon wish you had £10m+ to spare.
With accommodation options ranging from international hotels and guest houses to the ever-popular seaside bed & breakfast, Bournemouth is well set up to welcome travellers on all budgets.
If you’re looking to wind down during your visit then head for the Bournemouth West Cliff Hotel. As well as an indoor pool, three plunge pools and an aromatherapy cave, this conveniently located spa hotel also boasts a sauna, steam room, and whirlpool.
Those in search of fine views will certainly appreciate the seafront setting of the Cumberland Hotel - Oceana Collection. An outdoor pool and charming 1930s features make this stylish art deco property a perennial favourite too.
Our pick for a ‘classic’ seaside hotel would have to be the Hallmark Hotel Bournemouth Carlton. Characterised by traditional guest rooms and a swish, high-ceilinged restaurant, this grand hotel with sea views evokes the golden age of the British seaside holiday with suitable elegance and grace.
Bournemouth Beach is a top attraction in Bournemouth, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Bournemouth Beach, including popular choices like Hilton Bournemouth, Hampton by Hilton Bournemouth, Bamboo Guesthouse, Dolphins Hotel, Blue Palms.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Bournemouth Beach, The Pinewalk Art Exhibition, Bournemouth Marathon Festival, Bournemouth Arts by The Sea Festival, Bournemouth 7's Festival, all within a convenient distance from Bournemouth Beach.