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 Appley Manor Hotel, Ryde was built in 1850 as a magnificent Victorian residence. The architecture copied that of Osborne house (Queen Victorians residence at Cowes) with an observation tower overlooking the Solent, as was fashionable in Victorian times on the Isle of Wight.Today, Appley Manor Hotel has been extensively refurbished to include all modern comforts and offers you some of the most comfortable accommodation in the Ryde area. Appley Manor is situated on the outskirts of Ryde, and only a short distance from the popular sailing village of Seaview. Ryde's glorious sandy beaches are within a short walking distance. Other amenities within a short distance are Rydes ice rink, 10 pin bowling alley, indoor swimming pool boating lake and town centre.  In 1994 Appley Manor Hotel was purchased by the present owner. At the time the building was derelict and had suffered badly after a serious fire. A major renovation project was started. In 1995 after a year of extensive building work, the hotel was opened. The hotel provides all the comforts you would expect of a modern hotel including all rooms being ensuite, with shower and bath, direct dial telephones, colour televisions and courtesy tea/coffee making facilities. The Hotel still retains the magnificence of its original Victorian splendour.  Attached to the hotel is The Manor Inn Restaurant. A wide selection of food is available from 11am through out the day until 9.00pm. As well as the extensive menu the chefs prepare many daily specials. To finish off your meal we might be able to tempt you with one of our many scrumptious homemade desserts. A good selection of wines, spirits and beers are available from the bar. During the summer months, you may enjoy a drink or a meal on our patio or garden area. The Manor Inn prides its self on decent sized portions at reasonable prices. Above all a warm welcome awaits all those who dine at the Manor Inn. |
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