Port Erin Guest Houses

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Our top choices for Port Erin guest houses

Athol Park Guest House

Port Erin

Nicholas

includes taxes & fees

28 Jul - 29 Jul

The Manor House

Peel

Richard

includes taxes & fees

28 Jul - 29 Jul

The Edelweiss Guest House

Douglas

Martin

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

Penta Hotel

Douglas

Steve

includes taxes & fees

29 Jul - 30 Jul

Arrandale House

Douglas

Moyra

includes taxes & fees

10 Aug - 11 Aug

Kings' House

Douglas

Sarah

includes taxes & fees

14 Aug - 15 Aug

The Devonian

Douglas

Darren

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9 Aug - 10 Aug

HQ Bar & Restaurant

Douglas

David

includes taxes & fees

4 Aug - 5 Aug

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Top Port Erin Hotel Reviews

HQ Bar & Restaurant

8/10 Good

"Standard double room good for a solo traveller, but I could see it being cramped with a couple in it, and the walls are very thin. TV’s heard from room behind & above. Breakfast was very good though, plenty of choice"

The Empress Hotel

8/10 Good

"Our room was clean and tidy if a little bit quirky. Steps up to bathroom/deep bath, making access to shower difficult. Steps up and down to room on corridor. Didn’t see that when booking? Access to room denied until dead on 3 pm. We had been up from 3.30 am for the early flight from Manchester. We were able to drop off our luggage but even at 2.50 pm denied access - very pedantic receptionist who said our room wasn’t ready, then at the strike of 3.00 said it was. Early access arrangement and late checkout not offered. No air conditioning in room. Stifling hot. View good. Food good. The hotel needs to be more flexible on access to fit in with flights/ferries. Public area toilets need checking more often. I used the basement disability entrance, which could be kept tidier, swept outside and more welcoming. This led into the breakfast area, which was underground, as though we were second class citizens to be hidden away. However, they’ve obviously got a good chef. The hotel was being used by many people other than residents. Mixed feelings about this place."

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