Now open for the rest of the Summer 2009

2009-07-17T12:16:00.000+01:00

As many previous guests will know, we were hoping to receive planning permission to demolish the site and build residential apartments.

However, we are still in the planning process and because of this we are staying open for the rest of the 2009 season.

We have already sold a number of places to previous customers, so if you feel like a break on the Island, please contact us as soon as possible. Please note that we are only taking bookings on a weekly basis, from Sunday to Sunday, as they are self-catering apartments, and not a hotel!

2009 Season

2009-05-27T10:42:00.002+01:00

We are now open for the rest of the 2009 season, up to the end of August.

The tariff and current bookings are on our website, but please call to confirm availability.

We hope to see you in the summer!

Paul & Sandra

2008-08-08T18:56:00.000+01:00

Superbly situated beside the sparkling waters of Sandown Bay, the twin resorts of Sandown and Shanklin have delighted generations of holiday-makers for over 150 years.
Early Victorian visitors were so captivated by the magnificent bay and sheltered golden sands that within a few decades the sparsely populated community of Sandown saw an explosion of investment and development, culminating in the opening of the railway line from Ryde in 1864. The Victorians laid out the broad seafront promenades and beautiful parks and gardens. They built fine town and country villas, many of which have been converted into hotels and apartments. The cliff-top path offers a wonderful walk, with panoramic views of the bay and continues all the way to Shanklin, passing Lake, which has its own railway station, hotels, guest houses, shops and water sports centre.
See also:

Dinosaur Isle Dinosaur Isle is an all-year-round facility, combining entertainment, education and enjoyment...

Isle of Wight ZooThe Sanctuary exists inside a Victorian fort. The fort itself was constructed...

Sandown Regeneration The Isle of Wight Council and it's partners have been working on proposals....

Places to go in SandownList of places to go in and around Sandown on the Isle of Wight...
Sandown seafront is just yards from the town's shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, with easy level walking along the broad promenades and sea wall. Safe bathing and a mild climate with consistently high placing in the U.K's sunshine records provide the essential ingredients for a summer holiday. You will find deckchairs, beach huts, water sports and the pier, which dates from 1879 and now provides all-weather amusements and the opportunity to walk out over the sea, which is just as exciting for today's visitors as it was to the Victorians.
Along Culver Parade you'll find tennis, bowls, crazy golf and a pitch and putt course. There's a Monday market from Easter to October, the Tiger Sanctuary and the new Dinosaur Isle Museum which opens in August. White Air Extreme Sports Festival is based at Yaverland in October. At the southern end of town the Heights Health and Leisure Base has indoor swimming pools and further inland is a fine 18 hole golf course. Sandown Carnival in July is the Island's first of the season, the Regatta and illuminated Carnival are in August.
Just two miles inland from Sandown is the historic Kyngs Towne of Brading, with its Norman Church, manor houses of Morton and Nunwell, 3rd century Roman Villa and ancient cottages housing museums, craft shops and tea rooms.
You can enjoy a pleasure flight from Sandown Airport, or take the footpath to Borthwood Copse, which is especially beautiful in spring, when carpeted with bluebells. Continue along the Newport Road to visit Amazon World which is open throughout the year.

Summer break

2008-07-28T10:55:00.005+01:00

Not us - you! We still have a few bookings available, and are currently enjoying some real summer weather. The weekend just gone was glorious, and the beach or pool were the only places to be. Right now, it is 25 deg.C and climbing...

Royal Cliff Apartments

Now open for the rest of the Summer 2009

2009 Season

Summer break