A delightful 19th century hotel dating from the year 1890 standing within its own landscaped grounds and located in a quiet setting within the Seacroft area of Skegness.
Now boasting a feast of facilities available to residents and non-residents alike.
Hotel Impressions
Colonial lounge and bar Pool and darts games room Royal Garden Suite function room Viceroy's English Bistro Restaurant Bollywood Indian Grill Restaurant Landscaped gardens Free parking
Accommodation
70 En Suite bedrooms Balconies and sea views Ground floor rooms Lift to 2 floors Equipped with TV and DVD Hospitality Trays Flat entrance into hotel Family rooms Rooms with lounge
Restaurants and Bars
Viceroy's Bistro Restaurant Contemporary English Menu Open 7 days a week Lunch and Dinner Private parties welcome Non residents welcome
Colonial Lounge and Bar Comfortable lounge and bar area Open from 10 am all day Late bars available
Bollywood Indian Bar and Grill RestaurantFinest cuisine in Skegness 5pm until midnight Bollywod music and films feature Contemporary dining in relaxed atmosphere Sizzler dishes a speciality Non residents welcome in both restaurants
The Royal Garden Suite
Weddings Conferences Business meetings Exhibitions Themed dinners Private parties Seating 30 to 150 guests Tea Dances Seasonal Festivities
What to see, do and enjoy in and around Skegness and Lincolnshire…
Miles and miles of beach and sea Fish and chips and candy floss in Skegness Traditional seaside town Lincolnshire Wolds and pretty villages Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve Seal Sanctuaries Batemans Brewery Fun, food and froth at the oldest family brewery based in Wainfleet Visit the areas premiere theatre enjoy world renowned artists
Our Location
The Royal Hotel is very easy to locate. Situated on the south end of the parade, close to the sea front and to the town centre.
Travel along Lumley Road towards the sea front and turn right before the clock tower into Drummond Road. You will find the Hotel 500 yards on the left hand side of the road.
Alternatively travel to the very end of South Parade into the Hotel's sea front car park.
