The Royal Wells Hotel owes it 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. Bedrooms The Royal Wells Hotel has eighteen comfortable bedrooms each individually furnished, some with antique suites and others with stripped pine furniture and brass bedsteads. Two of the rooms have beautiful antique four-poster beds.
All rooms are en-suite, two with deep luxurious Victorian soaking tubs.
For your convenience tea and coffee making facilities are in all rooms. If you have had a busy day and don't wish to take your meal in either the Conservatory Restaurant or the Wells Brasserie, there is an extensive Room Service menu. Each room has ample wardrobe space and full length mirrors. The hotel has an in-house laundry service and an iron and ironing board are available upon request. All of the rooms have direct-dial telephones, colour televisions with satellite and radio alarms although you may prefer to have a morning call with a paper.