Carlton Hotel
The Carlton Hotel Isle of Wight is situated on the cliff top overlooking the magnificent sweep of Shanklin and Sandown Bay.
The Carlton Hotel offers guests exhilarating sea views, quality standards of service and comfort, delightful home cooked food and the warmest of welcomes. The Carlton enjoys an ideal location for exploring Shanklin's sandy beaches, the famous esplanade and the charming Shanklin Old Village. For the adventurous, water sports and activity holiday opportunities abound.
Our Deck Tea Gardens offer tasty fresh food served on a sunny terrace overlooking our award winning gardens and the beautiful sea beyond.
If you are looking for Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the Isle of Wight the Carlton in Shanklin is an ideal choice
There is a cliff lift, which connects cliff top with the Esplanade and beach below.
Local attractions include two theatres and scenic walks over the Downs and along the cliff path. The wooded Chine leads down to the sea and a safe sandy Blue Flag beach, ideal for sunbathing, swimming and water sports.
The town centre is just a short walk offering a range of cafes, restaurants and individually owned shops while the thatched cottages of Shanklin Old Village offer the visitor a range of unique gift shops. To the south of the Chine are the picturesque Rylstone Gardens. From the tranquillity of the gardens you can enjoy sea and woodland views. There is also a bandstand, a café and a zigzag flight of steps leading down to the beach below.
With its wonderful rolling countryside, rugged cliffs and sandy beaches along with historic villages and attractive resorts, the Isle of Wight appeals to an ever increasing number of visitors. Over 500 miles of footpaths and bridleways afford amazing views of the Island's tranquil estuaries, undulating coastline and picturesque villages. Take a look at our Isle of Wight links page for some activity holiday ideas.
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This page was last updated: 28 April 2008
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