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I love this pub. Every year it holds its own beer festival. Camra members also frequent this venue. It dates from the 1930’s. And classes itself as a typical estate pub. Families happily use this pub. The food is ok. I have eaten better pub food. The square plates annoyed me!
This pub likes its Real ale and keeps it well. There is also cider available. Usually 3 to purchase.
The pub caters for functions such has private parties and weddings.
There is live music n every two weeks. Quiz nights and Karoke can be found here.
The staff are very welcoming and has the feel of a family run venue.

This hotel is actually three buildings. All rooms are en-suite. They offer a triple room for £300 for 3 nights. Their Junior suite is £390 for 3 nights.
They are gay friendly. There is no internet.Breakfast is served at the Regency restaurant. This faces the sea front. Children over 12 are welcomed. No pets.

This is a small hotel with only 8 rooms. A double for 3 nights costs around £300. Not all rooms have wireless internet however. Children are not accommodated for! There is a bar.
Like most Regency Square hotels its decor is of the histpric period.

This hotel looks very upto date compared to all the others in Regency Square. Even the sign looks jazzy! It offers the same standard of service as all the others. The room rates are also comparative to most as well.
The seaviews are not as good as the better placed hotels but hat shouldn’t put anyone off.

This hotel dates back to the 1920’s. It was called the St Albans back then. From the breakfast room one can enjoy the views of the British channel! All the 30 rooms are styled in Regency era decor. All rooms have full en-suite facilities. Most rooms have a sea view.
Family room are £90 a night. A single room is around £35 a night. Look out for midweek offers.

There is no reservation fee here. Its classed as bright and clean. There is an organic breakfast available. It has a good review from the Lonely planet guide to boast about.
Wireless internet is available throughout the hotel. private parking is £8 a day. Children over 12 are welcome. It also states on its website that it is gay friendly!

This hotel has 16 rooms not all are en-suite. Like most in this Square it offers luxury and an ideal location for the tourist. There is an underground carpark in the square to dispose of ones vehicle.
Expect room costs to be around £100 a night.

They have one single room at around £50 a night. The other rooms are much pricier.The double balcony room can cost £150 a night!
The hotel welcomes children and cots are available at no extra cost. Pets, however, are not welcome but guide dogs are.
They have just re-vamp their breakfast. Its gone organic apparently!
There are seaview rooms available.

Seven of the 20 rooms have a sea view, now thats a selling point. The Grand balcony room is to die for! The 4 poster bed just screams Regency. The drapes just flow on the eye to welcome the sleeper into its arms. The room has original antiques as well!
Room 119 has a jacuzzi bath!
They offer a traditional breakfast or room service continental breakfast.
Its not cheap but is a hotel well worth a visit.

I bet someone in the 1960’s stated that the laundry would be a thing of the past n the turning of the next century. These public services are much used. It is not rare to see a laundry. One would think everyone could have their own washing machine in this age of technology.
Bedsit land is very much alive. Lots of bedsits are now poshly called studio flats! These homes, I use this term lightly, are small and cannot house a washing machine let alone swing a cat in!
So the laundry is very much alive and making a profit. And don’t expect them to have died out by the turn of this century. One trend that never dies is poverty and bad housing.