At the Langtry Manor the building, food, service and history blend to form something quite exceptional. The manor was built by Edward VII for his mistress Lillie Langtry in 1877 as a Lovenest.
The rooms are distributed between the manor and the Langtry Lodge. Each bedroom is individually designed, all en suite, many with four posters and Jacuzzi’

The Main hall, now Lillie Langtry’s Restaurant, features stained glass windows and is overlooked by the magnificent Minstrels Gallery. Sunday to Friday offers candlelit fine dining where you can experience the exclusivity of watching your food being flambéed at your table. The famous Saturday 6 course Edwardian Banquet, as featured on BBC Holiday Programme, has been popular for over twenty-five years and is an occasion not to be missed.

The Langtry Manor is located on a tree lined avenue in the prestigious East Cliff of Bournemouth. Just a short walk away from Bourenmouths beautiful cliff top and beaches and cosmopolitan town centre. Bournemouth is nestled in between the New Forest (just a 10 minute drive away )with many countryside walks for all abilities and the famous Purbeck region along the Jurrasic coast with many breathtaking panoramic walks.