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A most comfortable hotel with a commanding position, overlooking Tunbridge Wells Common. The Royal Wells Hotel owes it's regal title to Queen Victoria, who made frequent visits as a young princess in the early nineteenth century.
She later granted the use of her Coat of Arms, which are proudly displayed at the top of the building. Today the hotel still retains much of its Victorian elegance. With a commanding position overlooking the Tunbridge Wells Common and within walking distance of the town centre, The Royal Wells Inn is a traditional, family-run hotel. Eating in the superb Conservatory Restaurant, with its intimate lounge bar, is sure to be one of the highlights of your stay here. Emphasis is on fresh produce, expertly prepared and served with friendly efficiency. An extensive wine cellar compliments the high standard of cuisine and this, together with the delightful surroundings, makes The Conservatory a popular eating place for guests and non-residents alike.
Directions.
From the M25 At junction 5 of the M25, turn off onto the A21. Take the A21 Southbound (sign-posted Hastings) for about 8 miles, following signs for Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells. Take A26 into Tunbridge Wells. In the town at the first mini-roundabout - turn right sign-posted East Grinstead and Through Traffic. Continue past Kent and Sussex Hospital and take the next right (at the fork in the road) onto Mount Ephraim. The hotel is 100M on the right.
21 rooms on 3 floors.
Single
Single room with shower bathroom. Side room with views overlooking the common. Number or beds: N/A Number of Rooms: N/A
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Triple
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FOUR POSTERS
4 Poster bed and Victorian baths. 1 Common 2 back Kentish views 3 nil. Number or beds: N/A Number of Rooms: N/A
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Superior Double Room
Larger rooms, with views.
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