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Restaurant
Lounge bar
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Swimming pool
Steam room
Jacuzzi
Gym
Beauty centre
Wi-Fi (extra charge)

The hotel is ideally situated in a quiet part of the elegant East Cliff area. It’s just 500 yards from the unique Russell-Cotes museum, and a short walk from the town centre, cliffs and beach, making it a good location for exploring the popular seaside town of Bournemouth.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth has been popular as a seaside holiday resort for some two centuries and has a host of attractions and facilities. Look out for the many fine Victorian and Edwardian buildings of the town, including Langtry Manor House, built by Edward VII, then Prince of Wales, for his mistress Lillie Langtry. The town is renowned for its 2,000 acres of parks and gardens, the Central, Upper and Lower gardens some of its most famous. For art lovers, the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery includes an impressive collection of paintings and a well-known Japanese collection. Then of course there’s the pier, rebuilt in the 1970s, and entertainment venues including Bournemouth International Centre and the Bournemouth Pavilion. A little further afield lie the towns of Boscombe and Christchurch, the latter home to an attractive quay and an 11th-century Priory church, plus the famous UNESCO-listed Jurassic Coast.    

Robert Habermann

"I was lucky to meet my all-time hero Frank Sinatra, who inspired me to share my passion for film musicals through light-hearted performances and tales of my travels," says Robert, who played Ol' Blue Eyes in the original cast of The Rat Pack. Discovered by the respected American singer Margaret Whiting, Robert has performed with a number of other iconic stars, including Kay Starr, Steve Ross, Rosemary Squire and more. In 1994 he won the Best International Performer Award from the prestigious Manhattan Association of Cabarets. He's always been warmly welcomed by previous Saga guests.

Trevor Brown

Since graduating from University College London, Trevor worked extensively in the music industry in most areas. He worked closely with the bandleader Alyn Ainsworth, during which time Trevor contributed to many television shows, including Royal Variety Performances and BAFTA award shows. He has arranged the music for a number of TV series, including Wednesday at Eight, Live from the Palladium and Surprise Surprise – most recently he has worked on shows like Pop Idol and How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?