Royal Pier Hotel - Isle Of Wight

Sandown  has always been a favourite with those looking for a real seaside holiday. Yet, whilst notable for all the familiar resort attractions, it remains unspoilt, set in a sweeping bay with spectacular views og Culver Cliffs to the north and the soarng downs abe Sanklin to the south. A stroll along Sandowns High Street will reveal a range of cafes, resturants and individually owned shops. With magnificent beach of fine golden sand, Sandown is a favourite for everyone.

 

 

Royal Pier Hotel

The 2* Royal Pier Hotel offers excellent value for money and once again we are pleased to include it in our brouchure for 2017. The hotel occupies an excellent position on the seafront and offers comfortable en-suite accomodation with colour television and tea/coffee making facilites. The resturant offers a good choice of home cooked meals and entertainment is held nightly. The hotel has an indoor swimming pool and lift to all floors.

 

Itinerary

 

Newport

Newports historic town centres on two elegant squares with Georgian and Victorian architecture surrounding them, with the towns quay a short stroll away. Newport is a great place for shopping with a number of well known chain stores mixing with small independent shops and there is a regular Tuesday market. Apart from the main shopping precinct you will find a number of small interesting alleyways home to many specialist outlets.

 

 

Godshill & Shanklin

Godshill is the quintessential English Village with a delightful medieval church, charming thatched roofed cottages and a winding main street lined with tea rooms. there are quite a few gift shops to browse and a visit to the tea rooms in the coach park is a must to taste the fantastic range of creak cakes! Shanklin is the most charming of traditional seaside resorts with its glorious long wide sandy beach set against a backdrop of dramatic sandstone cliffs. Shanklin Old Village is packed with charming thatched cottages housing wonderful, unique gift shops and tea rooms.