Isle of Wight
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With more history per square mile than any other part of the UK, the Isle of Wight has lots to offer visitors. Stunning coastlines coupled with picturesque villages make this an amazing place to spend your holiday. As an island it's not surprising sailing has a huge influence, culminating in the world-famous Cowes week each year. The attractions available are diverse, with something to suit everyone. It's just a short ferry ride
away and
once you arrive on the
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Isle of Wight images courtesy of Isle of Wight Tourism www.islandbreaks.co.uk |
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The Burlington Hotel is centrally situated just two minutes from Sandown beach. It has ensuite rooms with TV and tea/coffee making facilities and central heating. This Edwardian hotel is family run and boasts a restaurant, large bar and dancefloor. For further information visit www.burlington-sandown.co.uk |
| The Hotel Maria is situated on the seafront, just opposite Sandwn's sandy beach and close to the town's amenities. It's 42 ensuite rooms are equipped with TV, telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. the hotel also boasts the Bay Vista Lounge, seaview restaurant and entertainment area with dancefloor. For further information visit www.hotelmaria.co.uk | |
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The Langham Court Hotel is situated just a few minutes from Shanklin seafront and close to the Old Village. It has ensuite rooms with colour TV and tea/coffee making facilities. It has a large, elegant dining room, well-stocked bar and entertainment most nights. For further information visit www.langhamcourt.co.uk |
