This is a really nice hotel. I stayed there while waiting to rent a flat in the area. It has a nice country house feel. Rooms are compact but have lovely beds and great views. I thought the breakfast was really good too and it feels like saying in someone's (very nice) home. There are roaring fires, large settees etc.

Booked on the basis of reviews on here and failure to find any decent accomodation in Ramsgate before. I was disapointed given that at nearly £100 a night this is no more than a B&B. The room although a double had the bed pushed against the wall so if 2 people had been in room would have been a nightmare. The room was clean but had to move a chair every time i wanted to get into the wardrobe. Breakfast good although was kept waiting 10 mins on 1st morning as they didn't notice i had come in as the staff were chatting. Nice enough place but not at this price

Stayed here 4 times now and it is a great little place. Some of the rooms a little on the small size but clean and the breakfast is excellent, although you may have to wait for a table when the hotel is really busy.

My wife and I stayed at the Royal Harbour hotel for one night - and that was more than enough !! The first problem we had that there was no parking, except in the street, which was packed with cars.....so we had to park some distance away and carry our luggage to the room. The room was tiny, with no space to even store a suitcase....however, the room was vast when compared to the bathroom, which was extremely cramped. Whilst all of this was disappointing, what was even worse was the fact that the room we had had been divided into two at some stage and the dividing wall was paper-thin, meaning we could hear everything that was going on next door.
Our night there wasn't cheap (£115) and the website portrays the "hotel" (which is actually a B&B) as a nice place to stay - it isn't. My advice - give it a miss.