Boasting an idyllic position on the Great Yarmouth’s lovely seafront, the historic Royal Hotel is just a short and pleasant walk from both the Pleasure Beach and the town centre. The property provides a warm and friendly hospitality, combined with all the latest comforts you will need for a relaxed and memorable stay. The famous writer Charles Dickens stayed here in 1847 when he was writing his novel David Copperfield. The hotel was even patronised by King Edward VII. The king’s crest can be seen on the front of the building. The old-world elegance and charm live side by side with the latest amenities to create a refined and comfortable environment. The Oliver's Restaurant at the hotel offers lovingly prepared traditional English and Oriental dishes of high quality. The cosy and well-stocked bar is the ideal place for a refreshing drink. All 60 guest rooms have a bathroom, toilet, telephone and TV. Accommodations come in single, double and twin configurations. There are also specially equipped family rooms for families with one and two children, as well as several elegant and romantic four-poster rooms. Other hotel facilities include a nice garden, 24-hour reception, free newspapers and designated smoking area. The Royal Hotel is fully non-smoking establishment.