Hotels With Swimming Pools in Isle of Wight, United Kingdom

The evening staff where nowhere to be seen on the evening we checked in. They had a sign at reception saying they were in the bar and a sign in the bar saying they were at reception. Took over 20 minutes to find a member of staff to be able to check in and they weren’t even apologetic once they turned up. The next evening we went for a drink in the bar, while the rugby finals were on. There were many people trying to get a drink, however again the bar/reception staff were not around. Ended up giving up waiting without being served and going back to our room instead. Very disappointed with the service. The room and location had everything you needed, however and we had no complaints in this regard.

I stayed here for three days, and the transportation is convenient near the hotel. The hotel is opposite Ryde Quay and is very easy to find. Moreover, the bus stop is diagonally opposite the hotel, and the transportation is convenient. The hotel's breakfast is great, but the staff who clean the room are very unhygienic. They put the cups used by the first-hand guests on the table for the second-hand guests.

The hotel is self proclaimed five star on account of its facilities: two outside pools, an inside one, lovely landscaped gardens and games room. It is well maintained and presents well. The staff are all lovely and helpful. Below the glossy surface it’s not really five star: there is no lift and many stairs. We are in our late seventies and early eighties, not disabled but with plenty of arthritis and difficulty going downstairs in particular. We wouldn’t have booked if we had known. The web site shows the superior room having a very nice contemporary bathroom. Ours was nothing like it. Just plain white tiles, some mould around the bath and little space for our toiletries. Perhaps some have been modernised but not all. We foolishly assumed a modernised five star hotel would have walk in showers but had failed to check. It was very hard and risky for us getting in and out of the bath for a shower. In fact the hotel doesn’t seem to have facilities for the disabled who definitely can’t access the gardens. I appreciate this is being fussy but I don’t expect instant coffee in the room of a five star hotel. Our daughter suffered some sleepless times because of poor sound proofing in the floor above. She could hear every footstep. In 2024 there is no excuse for a poor internet connection. When it worked it was fine but sometimes didn’t exist or kept dropping. On the ground floor where our daughter had a room, it rarely worked at all. She was given the excuse of thick walls and an upgrade was planned. which didn’t help us. The food was just like the rest of the hotel. Beautifully presented but no better than a middling restaurant although reasonably priced. I’ve re-read the beautifully photographed and described web site. It’s all oversold. For example the rooms are shown with embellishments such as flowers to make it look more inviting. It is too much like an estate agent brochure, where you can inspect before buying. This led to us having high expectations which weren’t met. It was a shame because the facilities, cleanliness and lovely staff weren’t enough to overcome the sense of disappointment.

The Manor Country House Hotel is a well-managed house with excellent service. Breakfast was very rich and always included fresh fruits like peanuts, peanuts, hives , to mention just a few. The dinner - also varied again - was taken in the neighbouring hotel, but it was not a problem. The location at the park with a free sea view is another plus.

有點出乎意料，門口的花很好看，還是很推薦來體驗一下的，很古早的感覺，不過服務還不錯，就是房間設施有點舊

The breakfast was great! It's a very authentic English breakfast! Good experience

The evening staff where nowhere to be seen on the evening we checked in. They had a sign at reception saying they were in the bar and a sign in the bar saying they were at reception. Took over 20 minutes to find a member of staff to be able to check in and they weren’t even apologetic once they turned up. The next evening we went for a drink in the bar, while the rugby finals were on. There were many people trying to get a drink, however again the bar/reception staff were not around. Ended up giving up waiting without being served and going back to our room instead. Very disappointed with the service. The room and location had everything you needed, however and we had no complaints in this regard.

有點出乎意料，門口的花很好看，還是很推薦來體驗一下的，很古早的感覺，不過服務還不錯，就是房間設施有點舊

I stayed here for three days, and the transportation is convenient near the hotel. The hotel is opposite Ryde Quay and is very easy to find. Moreover, the bus stop is diagonally opposite the hotel, and the transportation is convenient. The hotel's breakfast is great, but the staff who clean the room are very unhygienic. They put the cups used by the first-hand guests on the table for the second-hand guests.

The Manor Country House Hotel is a well-managed house with excellent service. Breakfast was very rich and always included fresh fruits like peanuts, peanuts, hives , to mention just a few. The dinner - also varied again - was taken in the neighbouring hotel, but it was not a problem. The location at the park with a free sea view is another plus.

The hotel is self proclaimed five star on account of its facilities: two outside pools, an inside one, lovely landscaped gardens and games room. It is well maintained and presents well. The staff are all lovely and helpful. Below the glossy surface it’s not really five star: there is no lift and many stairs. We are in our late seventies and early eighties, not disabled but with plenty of arthritis and difficulty going downstairs in particular. We wouldn’t have booked if we had known. The web site shows the superior room having a very nice contemporary bathroom. Ours was nothing like it. Just plain white tiles, some mould around the bath and little space for our toiletries. Perhaps some have been modernised but not all. We foolishly assumed a modernised five star hotel would have walk in showers but had failed to check. It was very hard and risky for us getting in and out of the bath for a shower. In fact the hotel doesn’t seem to have facilities for the disabled who definitely can’t access the gardens. I appreciate this is being fussy but I don’t expect instant coffee in the room of a five star hotel. Our daughter suffered some sleepless times because of poor sound proofing in the floor above. She could hear every footstep. In 2024 there is no excuse for a poor internet connection. When it worked it was fine but sometimes didn’t exist or kept dropping. On the ground floor where our daughter had a room, it rarely worked at all. She was given the excuse of thick walls and an upgrade was planned. which didn’t help us. The food was just like the rest of the hotel. Beautifully presented but no better than a middling restaurant although reasonably priced. I’ve re-read the beautifully photographed and described web site. It’s all oversold. For example the rooms are shown with embellishments such as flowers to make it look more inviting. It is too much like an estate agent brochure, where you can inspect before buying. This led to us having high expectations which weren’t met. It was a shame because the facilities, cleanliness and lovely staff weren’t enough to overcome the sense of disappointment.