The Seaview Hotel Restaurant and Bar is a rare example of a unique independent British coastal hotel.
Located on the north-east Isle of Wight in the picturesque sailing village of Seaview it is very close to the Victorian town of Ryde. Seaview has a nostalgic feel as if not much has changed since the Fifties.
In the summer, the Solent is teaming with pretty boats and out of season there's an unspoiled singular charm to the place. There's plenty of pretty walks along the coast and the Island is also renowned for good cycling. The hotel has six electric bikes available to hire and there's also Tesla Destination and Universal Electric Vehicle charging points in the car park. The hotel is situated 2 minutes from the sea and minutes from Seagrove and Priory Bay. There's plenty of good old-fashioned fun to be had crabbing, rock-pooling, and beachcombing. Many of the rooms are dog-friendly.
The Archway Guesthouse is a comfortable Victorian quality guest house, tastefully furnished throughout and is operated by Denis and Anita, a professional couple, who have lived and worked in several countries. "Our goal is to continuously give all our guests a positive experience and a warm welcome while staying at The Archway". Their multi-lingual skills help in understanding their customers and their multi-cultural experiences add to making their guests feel at home. Guests are welcome to use the dining table in the breakfast room. There are lots of maps, local tourist information, guide books and some board games available. The house is entirely non-smoking and has been quality assessed by Cumbria Tourism, a Visit England local assessment scheme. Our front rooms have distant mountain views of Coniston Old Man, Wetherlam, Crinkle Crags, Scafell Pike, Great Gable and the Langdale Pikes.