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The Royal Oak Hotel was, in it's day, one of two beautiful hotels in the town, with bars, a restaurant and function rooms.  
The Royal Oak Hotel was, in it's day, one of two beautiful hotels in the town, with bars, a restaurant and function rooms.  


One particularly grand room, I believe upstairs, was known as the Regency Room and used for smaller talks, such as [[Collecting Contemporary Art (1988)|Collecting Contemporary Art]].
One particularly grand room, just at the top of the first stairway, was known as the Regency Room and used for smaller talks, such as [[Collecting Contemporary Art (1988)|Collecting Contemporary Art]].


Outside, adjoining the hotel, is a new building known as The Ballroom. This was used for larger events, including a [[Film Evening (1988)|Film Evening]] during [[Leominster Festival 1988]].
Outside, adjoining the hotel, is a new building known as The Ballroom. This was used for larger events, including a [[Film Evening (1988)|Film Evening]] during [[Leominster Festival 1988]].

Revision as of 11:27, 13 April 2026

The Royal Oak Hotel
Address Etnam Street
Leominster
Festivals 1980
1982
1984
1986
1988
Status Closed

The Royal Oak Hotel was, in it's day, one of two beautiful hotels in the town, with bars, a restaurant and function rooms.

One particularly grand room, just at the top of the first stairway, was known as the Regency Room and used for smaller talks, such as Collecting Contemporary Art.

Outside, adjoining the hotel, is a new building known as The Ballroom. This was used for larger events, including a Film Evening during Leominster Festival 1988.

These days, sadly, it is in a very poor state of repair and very much closed.

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