We made a one night reservation for this hotel in January 2026 for a stay in July 2026. We reserved…read moreand paid almost £300 for a family room with breakfast. The room was spacious enough for 3 worn plenty of electrical outlets. The bathroom was clean and so was the room overall. I was impressed considering it is considered a "budget hotel". The paid for breakfast was very good. There were English and American breakfast choices with juices, teas and coffees. Its proximity to the cruise port and dining is great. We were able to walk across the street to the West Quay Mall and a variety of restaurants. I do recommend this hotel and would stay here again.

Stayed here for 2 nights before our Disney cruise…read more The staff were extremely friendly and nice. The breakfast was amazing. As to the rooms, each of our 2 rooms had issues. One didn't have enough AC, and the other one the toilet did not flush properly. Also there was no telephone in the room. I could not reach the front desk unless I walked back down to them. Not very safe in my opinion. The price was reasonable given its location.

Just a 2 minute walk from Sandown station and 10 minutes walk from the centre of town and the…read moreEsplanade this small friendly hotel is good value. The double room was a good size, with an en-suite toilet and shower and nice furnishings. Unusually for a small privately run hotel there is a bar and pool table. Breakfast was fine with a good selection of everything you could need. There is a small amount of off-street parking, but this seemed to be adequate for what it needs. Nothing fancy, but friendly and recommended.

Smart sea front hotel Lovely comfortable room for a great…read moreprice. Please note though I was upgraded with my Diamond reward card. Standard single I paid for may have not been so good. Breakfast good qualty and extensive choices. Bit pricey at £10.50 though. If I got thr same deal I would always stay here when working in Portsmouth

Very close to the train station, literally round the corner. It's a bit of a walk to the beach and…read morethe big mall. But it's walking distance to everything else worthwhile. They Generously gave me extra supplies for the room - big handfuls of coffee sachets and 8 types of tea bags. This is what professional cheapskates like me do, pretend like we drink 12 cups of tea/coffee per day so that we can take all of it home and serve to our visitors. The folks in the breakfast room kindly served my breakfast up for me from the buffet when I stated Covid concerns (really I'm just too lazy to get up) - made me feel like a king. More coffee, fetch me an apple, and make it snappy! Premier Inn is a chain, so hotels and rooms look pretty similar anywhere you go, you know what you get, the food is pretty good, but I would pick a beach location next time.

Firstly the rate I paid was £89 per night which is way too much but the location suited me so…read moredecided to book. It's a new hotel and the first Premier Inn I stayed in. The room is small but functional and the bed was extremly comfortable and there was no external noise from nearby motorway There is a small restaurant in the hotel but personally I would recommend walking for 10 min and eating elsewhere. You have very little interaction with staff as it's almost an automated checkin via touchscreen. WiFi was great but phone signal was really bad.

Perfectly situated 10minutes away from Sandown pier. The spa offers many treatments of which I am…read moreable to comment on: the tension release massage. Chloe the therapist is a lovely lady with golden thumbs. The rooms are of a decent size and my bath turned into a jaccuzi. The indoor leisure suite is somewhat small and though I would've loved a steam room, it boasts a sauna, 2 detox boxes, a jaccuzi and a pool. The outdoor area also has a pool, a jaccuzi. The staff is friendly and helpful. I'd recommend a stay.

My husband and I stayed at Seacrest Hotel when we visited Portsmouth for a friend's wedding. It's a…read morepretty good place to stay (considering there didn't seem to be anywhere near here that was less than £100 per night... *sigh*) Eeps: - The décor was all a bit twee and dated, it sort of reminded us of fawlty towers - The waffles at breakfast were covered in super-sweet-golden-syrup-esque fake maple syrup. It just wasn't my cup of tea. Yays: - It's close to the sea, so nice if you fancy a walk after breakfast - Although I wasn't keen on the décor in our room, I did quite like the eclectic mix of chairs downstairs in the living room - The shower worked pretty well - They include breakfast in the price, with a decent cup of tea (or three) - The staff were all really, really nice. All in all, I thought it was a bit overpriced, but not a bad place to stay.

This is an excellent bed and breakfast in Shanklin. It is within easy walking distance of…read morerestaurants, the seaside, and bus service. The proprietors were very kind and knowledgeable about the area-the lounge has lots of up to date information about menus, walking routes, tourist attractions, etc. Also, they went out of their way to help us make our train and ferry on our last day. Advantages: -vegetarian full English breakfast -bus stop and restaurants around the corner -individual heat control in the room -very reasonable price -opens for the season earlier than many B&Bs in Shanklin

Just a few minutes detour from the main A31 carriageway between Southampton/London will transport…read moreyou to a whole new world. Be prepared to set your watch back a few decades at least and also to lose access to all forms of modern communication. If there was a parallel universe to Hobbiton & the Shire then Bilbo, Samwise and the rest of the hairy feet tribe would surely be living in this neck of the woods. Tucked away on the outskirts of Burley main village with a hideaway entrance which screams 'Country House' styleee is where you will find yourself. This spot is a gem and as far as location and accommodation go it would be difficult to beat. Food is freshly prepared (in most cases) but the overall menu is limited. The breakfast is probably where they excel and the 'cosy' room (their euphemism for cheapest abode) they provided for me was just the ticket. Having previously spent a few nights elsewhere in the area it was not difficult to spot the attention to detail which has been applied here. The Hans Grohe taps alone speak volumes for the the level of quality in the build. I could find not a single fault and actually found myself giggling with glee at even the books provided on the bedside tables. I will let the picture i posted speak for themselves ... oh and btw watch out for the New Forest Ponies wandering freely speshully in the AM as they tend to wander along the roadsides chomping up the verges, i kid you not ! The downside, yep there is always a downside ... No mobile phone reception for my 02 and their internet service is chronic. Connection to WiFi router is fine but the gateway out to t'internet is around 3 bytes an hour. This is not a place for those who like to twitter twatter their life away... #nocomms ftr and of no real relevance but how twee is this ... Burley is twinned with Beurlay in France :)

Lovely ambience, good, traditional food and friendly service. Definitely worth a visit!read more