Ideally situated on the seafront in Douglas, this hotel features comfortable en suite accommodation with a full range of modern facilities and in-room accessories.
Douglas and all of its amenities, including an extensive shopping area and a variety of bars and restaurants, are a short walk from the hotel. Advice on the island’s attractions and how to find them is available from reception.
The Amber lounge bar and dining room are found beneath the Chester House Hotel on the promenade. With an excellent selection of beers and wines and a fantastic menu of popular dishes, it is the perfect place to relax. Amber’s comfortable main bar and lounge area is open for drinks and meals every night of the week.
Please note that due to the original architectural features of our Isle of Man hotels, we politely advise that they are not suitable for any guests requiring, a wheelchair, mobility assistance or street-level access.
An Isle of Man tour is a marvellously unique experience. A self-governing part of the British Isles with the oldest parliament in the world, the island has a history spanning a thousand years. More recently the Victorians developed the island and left a legacy that is readily apparent today in the unique steam and electric transport system – providing nostalgic journeys through some of the most amazing scenery imaginable.
Excursions
Day One – We take a leisurely drive for our ferry crossing from Heysham to Douglas.
Day Two – Travel by coach to Castletown and visit the House of Keys, an interactive retelling of the island’s government. Continue south passing Cregneash to the Sound with magnificent views of the Calf of Man. At Port Erin, we take a look around the Railway Museum before boarding the Steam Train back to Douglas.
Day Three – Today we take the Manx Electric Railway to the pretty town of Laxey, famous for the Great Laxey Wheel, and join the Snaefell Mountain Railway for a return journey to the summit. Free time in Peel, so many options here, you may choose to visit the House of Manannan, Peel Castle, or treat yourself to ice cream in the harbour. We return home via Tynwald Hill.
Day Four – This morning we take a journey on the charming Horse Tram along the Victorian promenade. The rest of the day is taken at your leisure. We highly recommend a walk up to the Manx Museum. This free-to-visit attraction is packed full of artefacts and treasures unique to the Isle of Man’s 10,000-year history.
Day Five – After breakfast time to depart and travel home.
Prices
| DEPART | PRICE |
|---|---|
| Monday 1st September – 5 Days | £749 |
