Difficult to find too many faults with the experience of staying at Langtry Manor. As someone who likes a bit of peace & quiet, rather than lively busyness, this was ideal.

I paid £53 for a Master Double (Room 8) on a Monday night in November. I didn’t see or hear another single soul in the place, but that’s fine by me! The room was a good size, as was the bathroom, and tastefully decorated.

Very elegant public areas, and a sprawling building with all sorts of staircases & corridors. The old bar (now closed) and a lounge room downstairs are available for relaxing with friends.

The only downside is no bar to get an evening drink, or breakfast on site. It’s across the road (over a roundabout actually!) at their sister hotel. Fine if you’ve got time & are relaxing, not ideal if you’re rushing off to work I’d say.

Free parking a bonus though, and a short hop from the seafront & other amenities.

Lovely comfortable stay at langtry manor, staff are friendly and warm, the decor is beautiful. Only disappointment was the bar has been closed and there is no dining room anymore however their sister hotel 'The Derby' is opposite where guests can get a drink, have breakfast or meal. Breakfast was great with plenty to choose from and cooked fresh. We'll surely be back. X

There's something about Langtry's that warms your heart. This was our second stay and have to say we enjoyed it as much as if not more than our first time. We stayed in the kings suite and were amazed at the size and presentation of the room. From the 4 post massive bed to the original feature fireplace and fittings everything was just right. If you're looking for a period hotel this is great