Situated 400 metres from Isle of Man Airport, this friendly, budget hotel offers great-value accommodation including breakfast, Wi-Fi and free private parking, with excellent public transport links...
Eric
United Kingdom
Friendly staff, Breakfast included. Good location near airport.
Offering a garden and city view, Church Farmhouse - Castle View (4 bedroom) & Church View (2 bedroom) is set in Castletown, 1.7 km from Castle Rushen and 20 km from TT Grandstand.
Simon
United Kingdom
It's a very nice property converted to a very high standard, with a lovely garden and surrounded by green spaces. Excellent parking including EV charges (untested) and great utility room for washing sports kit. Lovely size rooms all tastefully decorated. A really lovely place to spend time with family.
Right in the centre of Castletown on the Isle of Man, The George is a 19th-century hotel located opposite historic Castle Rushen. Guests can enjoy castle views, fresh local cuisine, and free Wi-Fi.
The Claremont is a 4-star hotel offering unique style and luxury within the Isle of Man. Located on the promenade, it offers scenic views across Douglas Bay in many rooms.
Ideally situated on the seafront in Douglas, this hotel features comfortable en suite accommodation with a full range of modern facilities and in-room accessories.
Mannin Hotel is situated in Douglas on the heart of Isle of Man, and features a bar and restaurant. The property is set a 13-minute walk from TT Grandstand.
Situated in Douglas and with Douglas Beach reachable within 200 metres, Admiral House features concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Shaun
United Kingdom
Spacious, clean, comfortable suite with refreshments & large tv/firestick. Suite has a sitting area & large wc room with bath & shower overhead. Great facilities, modern cafe/bar & restaurant. Polite staff & helpful if needed. Location ideal for town & promenade. Possibly the best breakfast I've had on the island.
We arrived in Port Erin on a Sunday afternoon on a...
We arrived in Port Erin on a Sunday afternoon on a brilliantly sunny day. The town in pretty enough but we found it hard to find somewhere to eat that evening as most of the pubs and restaurants stopped their food service during the afternoon.
After much googling, we found the http://breagleglen.com/ an indian restaurant at the local bowls club open and serving food. The food was pretty good.
Claire_Fitz
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The town of Port Erin is situated around a beautiful...
The town of Port Erin is situated around a beautiful coastline, and the bay itself is stunning. The local people are very friendly and helpful. Transport to-and-from the town is excellent, there being regular buses to most parts of the island, and the train service is efficient and quaint.
Shopping was not so good during our stay (late April 2024) as there was only a small Co-op supermarket, with limited stock, and an even smaller Spar with the same limited goods. However, Tesco were in the process of developing a large store in the centre of the town (not sure of opening date). Note, the pubs are good with nice meals served.
Alan
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Port Erin is a fine and safe location for individuals or...
Port Erin is a fine and safe location for individuals or family stays.
Large beach and plenty of outdoor amenties to enjoy.
Selection of shops, cafes and pubs.
Benefits from the steam rail connection and frequent bus services, if not wanting to self drive.
Easy access to Airport and Douglas.
Nigel
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Beautiful little seaside village, relaxed and friendly,...
Beautiful little seaside village, relaxed and friendly, walking distance from Falcons Nest Hotel which is a great place to eat, especially lovely Sunday roast, reasonably priced. Small parade of shops including Newsagents, Co-Op, Fish and Chip shop. Nearby, Chemist, Post Office. Delicious ice cream at Scoops cafe. Regular bus service into Douglas every 20 minutes. Steam train station and museum, closed on Tuesdays
Trevor
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
It is a beautiful little village but everything you need is...
It is a beautiful little village but everything you need is within walking distance. A Post Office, Chemist, 2 good gift shops, several cafe's, a really good fish and chip shop, and a several outlets that sold Davisons ice cream. Proper pubs and bars. Not to mention the train station which is lovingly maintained and straight out of an Enid Blyton novel. Very easy to get round as it's mostly on the flat except for when you drop down on the beach. It is also well serviced with buses as well. It has some very interesting local history as well which the Falcon's Nest is directly involved in.
Julie
Scored 10
10
Beautiful bay, with golden sand gently sloping into the sea.
Beautiful bay, with golden sand gently sloping into the sea. Excellent walks, good bars, take -aways, cafes.
Quiet location, but a great atmosphere, with the beach bursting into life when the sun shines.
MICHAEL
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The hotel is situated on a beautiful beach with great access to Douglas by bus or car. The staff were amazing and the room was recently renovated so very comfortable. The hotel is a little tired but with in the process of being renovated which you can see they are getting on with nicely. Breakfast was buffet style and I couldn’t fault it. We had a great stay and will go back for sure.
The house is stunning, freshly painted with new carpets and everything could need for a relaxing break. The location is perfect facing Port Erin beach. We didn’t need to use the garage linked to the house, parked on the road outside.
I've stayed here before so I know the location is superb. Breakfast good with quality ingredients. Friendly staff and well stocked bar. very casual and easy going hotel.
Lovely, well appointed and spacious apartment with fantastic view of the bay at Port Erin. Having a lift was particularly helpful getting in the luggage.
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