Empress Hotel - Isle of Man

Isle of Man - Empress  Hotel

 

The Isle of Man is the world’s first entire country to be awarded the UNESCO Biosphere status thanks to its natural beauty and remarkable projects that help make the island unique.

But it’s not just its natural beauty, diverse landscape and stunning coastline that draws in visitors, the island has a rich heritage stemming back thousands of years with plenty of cultural attractions to keep you busy during your visit.

 

Step back in time and visit one of the many museums and Heritage sites on the island.

 

Take a traditional steam train along the coast .

 

Get your fix of Victoriana at the Grove museum or plod along on the beautiful horse trams.

 

With so much to see and do,there are plenty of must-see places during your holiday on the Isle of Man to Enjoy!

 

 

 

 

 4* Empress  Hotel -  Douglas, Isle of Man

 

A wonderful retreat for all of the family in a beautiful setting overlooking the open seaside.

 

Overlooking Douglas Bay on the Isle of Man, this hotel has a piano bar and large lounge and a conservatory that features panoramic sea views.

 

Dining at the Brasserie Restaurant offers an a la carte menu.

 

The Piano Bar which serves a full range of drinks.

 

The hotel’s rooms all have modern décor, and come equipped with satellite TV.

 

With 104 En-suite bedrooms

 

For a small charge you can relax at the sauna and steam room.  Small gym available.

 

A variety of shops can be reached in under 10 minutes’ walk, and there are restaurants to eat in along the nearby promenade.

 

Lift available but steps throughout the hotel are unavoidable

 

 

Price includes:

All coach travel / Ferry Travel / En-suite Accommodation / Dinner,Bed & Breakfast / Excursions

 

 

Excursions

 

North Island Circular Tour - stopping first in the village of St John.

 

Visit the fishing port of Peel with the island's cathedral.

 

Ramsay is the second largest town on the island.

 

Port Erin & Castletown - South of the island is Port Erin a quite little town.  Then onto Castletown one of the oldest towns in the British Isles with narrow and small fishing cottages.  The medieval Castle Rushen dominates the town and the harbour