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Featured Isle of Man Oceanfront Hotels
The Sefton
Harris Promenade Douglas England
$104 nightly
The price is $109 total per night
$109 total
Oct 20 - Oct 21
Total with taxes and fees
A stay at The Sefton places you in the heart of Douglas, steps from Gaiety Theatre and Douglas Beach.
The Empress Hotel
Central Promenade Douglas England
$80 nightly
The price is $84 total per night
$84 total
Oct 26 - Oct 27
Total with taxes and fees
Free Cancellation
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The Empress Hotel is centrally located in Douglas, a 3-minute walk from Douglas Beach and 5 minutes by foot from Palace Casino.
Best Western Palace Hotel & Casino
Central Promenade Douglas England
$86 nightly
The price is $90 total per night
$90 total
Nov 1 - Nov 2
Total with taxes and fees
Free Cancellation
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When you stay at Best Western Palace Hotel & Casino in Douglas, you'll be on the beach, just steps from Douglas Beach and Palace Casino.
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Isle of Man Oceanfront Hotels essential information
Oceanfront Hotels in Isle of Man |
6 |
|---|---|
Highest price | $109 |
Cheapest price | $84 |
Total number of hotels in Isle of Man | 120 |
Popular hotels | The Sefton, The Empress Hotel, Best Western Palace Hotel & Casino, Arrandale House, The Claremont |
Most Recent Isle of Man Hotel Reviews
The Empress Hotel
4 out of 5
Posted 20 hours ago
CheapTickets Verified Review
"Good location on the Central Promenade not too far from the city attractions. You can get a direct bus both to the ferry terminal and to the airport. Good variety of breakfast to choose from both hot and cold If you fancy something traditional you can order the Manx kipper. There are in house bar and restaurant facilities. Both the piano bar and the brassiere serve food. The hotel does host events such as wedding receptions and gala evenings for none residents. Whilst it good business for the hotel, as a guest you feel as though your experience had been invaded by outsiders especially when I couldn’t find anywhere to sit or relax or for that matter get to the bar in the first place. For some reason in the reception and bar area they play the same “lounge music” tune over and over and over again on a continuous loop. As a customer it gets annoying but it’s the staff I feel sorry for as they must have that tune drilled into their heads by now. There are also a lot of stairs at the hotel. If you have mobility issues steps may pose a problem but they do seem to have step free options. The room was ok. Comfy bed, a radiator if you got cold and enough wardrobe and drawer storage facilities. The TV seemed to lack certain channels, one of which I watch regularly but you don’t go away to watch TV. There was a bit of a noise problem, with banging from other rooms very early in the morning but that’s common in a lot of hotels."
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