The Royal Heysham

We booked several rooms at The Royal Heysham for 23rd - 27th Dec 23 as a Festive Family Treat. This Hotel / Gastropub offers a well-balanced mix of old world charm with modern refinements. Bedrooms sport tasteful light oak furnishings & neutral decor, comfy beds, heating that works, decent coffee and tea facilities, including a small flask of fresh milk each day. We originally planned to dine in on the 23rd & 25th only, but such was the quality of the food & service, we didn’t bother with anywhere else and worked our way through various high quality homemade options on a Menu that seemingly offers something for all tastes. We also tried the cooked breakfast on a couple of mornings and it was consistently good with quality produce, though for our personal taste we’d prefer a freshly squeezed or higher quality orange juice. This, along with what seemed to be an incomplete Beetroot & Goat’s Cheese starter on Christmas Day were the only minor negatives we noted. Beer / Real Ale lovers will not go far wrong here too, with a fine selection offered, including Thwaite’s Cask Amber Ale that quickly became such a personal favourite. However, it was the staff made our stay truly special. From the GM Alasdair through to front of house, restaurant, the two chaps working the bar, the amazing waitress with red hair that served our Christmas Lunch, the cleaning lady, in fact everyone we had the pleasure of meeting. They all made us feel so welcome, more like family than hotel guests!

First time in Heysham. Stayed at The Royal hotel. and eat Dinner and Breakfast. All done wonderful did Park run at Morecambe which was great. We did a car trip from Broughty Ferry. Dundee to Bristol. Great Halfway Stop.

We received a great welcome from Alistair. He showed us to our room and gave us fresh milk and oat milk for our teas/coffee. There was a lavazza coffee machine in the room. There were log fires in the bar and dining room.

Lovely sea side village and hotel is a old historical building and perfect walking distance from the 13th Century St Patricks Chapel and coastline.

Didn't like no resudents lounge area Had to sit in dining area but repeatedly pressured to order food before we were ready. Food poor quality for evening meal, especially for the price Loved the room and overall decor Staff very supportive when my wife became ill. The breakfast was superb

We stayed here as close to family who live in Heysham. We had Sunday lunch here and was very good. We had lunch inside and then moved outside to the fantastic outdoor terrace, complete with bar area. The room was perfect, very clean and all we needed. Fantastic breakfast in the morning. Everything brought to the table. Fantastic service from all staff. Very enjoyable stay.

Really pleased with the rooms . Comfortable beds. Great to have a coffee pod machine and also fans provided. We had well decorated, large rooms. The meals were very good - generous portions of high quality home cooked food. Breakfast was better than you would expect with freshly prepared fruit salad and excellent bacon. Fantastic location. If you are visiting Lancaster or Morecambe and like a quiet pretty location, Heysham is perfect. The hotel is just yards from the beach and amazing views of Morecambe bay and the lovely ancient church.

Very pleasantly surprised with this hotel booked at the last minute with somewhere to stay. The village of heysham is very quaint and quiet the type of place you could easily miss. The room was very nicely appointed although a little warm following a warm spell of weather, tea coffee water etc was provided. The beer garden was comfortable for a drink in the afternoon. Dinner was as expected. Breakfast I had the full English it was very very good. Completely satisfied. An excellent stay.