Best places: Hotels in Douglas, Isle of Man

Down-to-earth quarters in a cosy Victorian townhouse hotel offering a restaurant/bar.

Informal hotel with art nouveau styling & sea views, plus a modern restaurant & breakfast.

Modern rooms, some with sea views, in a seafront hotel with a restaurant, bar & free breakfast.

Polished rooms and suites in a waterfront lodging offering upscale dining & a free area shuttle.

Informal rooms in a straightforward budget hotel featuring a low-key restaurant & Wi-Fi.

Cosy rooms & suites in a laid-back hotel featuring complimentary Wi-Fi, a bar & sea views.

Refined suites in an upscale hotel offering a restaurant, free breakfast & views of Douglas Bay.

Relaxed rooms & suites in a low-key hotel with a modern restaurant, a lounge bar & bay views.

Restored promenade hotel with traditional rooms and a carvery overlooking the bay.

Straightforward rooms in a relaxed hotel with a restaurant & a lobby lounge, plus free breakfast.

Refined hotel offering a gym, a library & a bar, plus 2 restaurants & an indoor pool.

Elegant quarters with kitchens in a genteel seafront apartment hotel offering a restaurant & a gym.

Straightforward rooms in a Victorian hotel offering free breakfast & a restaurant.

👍👍 My friend and I had our evening meal here tonight. The food, chicken Caesar salad and cod & chips were absolutely spot on. The service was fabulous, not invasive but polite and attentive. The restaurant overlooks the bay and there was a relaxed atmosphere throughout our meal. Would recommend 100%

Unpretentious quarters, some with sea views, in a 1910 property featuring a restaurant & a bar.

😠 We tried to book the regency but the website was not clear enough that it wasn’t the regency so ended up booking the penta. Very basic, a little old fashioned, disgusting stained carpets, the double bed duvet was divided in two single bed duvets, the bed was quite uncomfortable and not enough pillow...

🫤 I've been living here for nearly two months, it was not a good experience, it was February and March, the heat was broken 5 days per week, there wasn't kitchen available, no fridge for my own food. I rated two stars because the owner is very polite, respectful and friendly, however £90 per week is t...

😠 I wouldn't even give evolution camping one star, not as advertised lack of toilets, ladies communal showers two sinks for washing in rugby club, portaloos overflowing and not plumbed in so no water only alcohol gel, if it hadn't ran out. I could go on and on . Don't book evolution camping (advertise...

Simple rooms, some with sea views, in a converted Victorian home featuring breakfast & a bar.