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The Seaview Hotel
The Seaview Hotel is 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. Situated only minutes away from the sea it is close to Seagrove and Priory Bay. The village of 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 are plenty of pretty walks along the coast and the Island is also renowned for good cycling.
The hotel also has several dog-friendly rooms.
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In a commitment to sustainable travel, the hotel has three Tesla Destination and Universal Electric Vehicle charging points in the car park.
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In response to the Covid situation, we have made several changes including introducing a contactless check-in and check-out procedure, enhanced cleaning regimes, implementing daily staff health checks as well as rolling out contactless payment throughout the hotel. For more information about the changes, we have made please contact us.
Award-winning restaurant
Seaside Destination
Dog Friendly
Special events
Stay
Whether you want a superior room or an apartment suite for your family we have the perfect accommodation for you.
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Meetings & Events
We're in can host your conference, meeting, or social occasion.
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Experiences
Find your perfect experience to entertain you when you are here on holiday - rain or shine we have the perfect way to keep you entertained.
Food & Drink
Enjoy the highest quality food, expertly created using locally sourced produce.
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Destination
Situated just off the south coast of England - the Isle of Wijust over 2 hours from London.
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Dining at The Seaview Hotel
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The Aquitania is an intimate restaurant located at the front of the hotel that combines good food with modern unfussy service. The restaurant pays homage to The Aquitania, which was known as the ship beautiful and has razzle-dazzle camouflage feature wall alongside images of the jet-set. The food offering features an array of local food. The style is very Modern British with a regional Isle of Wight twist. Our Chefs works hand-in-hand with many local producers crafting dishes such as Green Barn Farm goats cheese souffle with watercress veloute that is simply a taste of the Wight.
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"The Island is known as the Garden Isle and there’s an amazing range of artisan producers such as Green Barn Farm, The Tomato Stall, Living Larder and many more, “ says Chef. The Aquitania has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes over five consecutive years.
