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Bay Broadway Park Hotel, Sandown

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the Broadway Park Hotel

Customer Rating: (17 Customer Reviews)

At a glance;

  • Hotel Breaks include free ferry to and from the Isle of Wight for a car and up to four people
  • One of Sandown's most popular hotels
  • Many local attractions close by, including Brading Roman Villa, Ventnore Botanic Garden and Robin Hill
  • Other attractions include Appuldurcombe House, Calbourne Water Mill, The Needles & Alum Bay
  • Situated in four acres of tranquil, picturesque grounds

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Rooms Typical Standard Room at Bay Broadway Park Hotel

Hotel information

The Bay Broadway park is a former Victorian mansion house, once home to a wealthy entrepreneur. Today this handsome hotel retains many of its original features and is set within four acres of picturesque grounds. The gardens are home to a variety of wildlife including rare Isle of Wight Red Squirrels, foxes and badgers. This is the perfect setting to get away and relax and you are always assured of a warm welcome. The hotel has three comfortable lounges and a recently refurbished ballroom in which to enjoy the regular evening entertainment. The leisure facilities include an outdoor swimming pool (open from May to September) and a snooker room and there is also parking within the grounds. Whilst here you are sure to enjoy the tranquillity of the setting but it is just a 15 minute walk to the town centre and seafront where there is plenty to see and do.

Please note all prices quoted for Bay Broadway Park Hotel include free ferry to and from the Isle of Wight. Our Sandown hotel’s car park is available to guests.

Great for

  • Walking
  • Gardens
  • History
  • Shopping
  • Food

Bay Broadway Park Hotel Standard Room

Typical Standard Room at Bay Broadway Park Hotel

Our standard rooms are charming and have everything you would expect from a modern hotel - private facilities, a TV, and everything you need to make yourself a hot beverage.

  • En-suite bath, shower and WC
  • Telephone
  • Colour TV
  • Shaving point

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Hotel Accessibility

Here at Bay Hotels we want you to have the best short break possible. We are happy to provide advice to guests with special needs who wish to take breaks at our Hotels. In order to avoid disappointment and/or misunderstandings, please contact us on 01942 496 507 to discuss any needs that you may have.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do you have single rooms?
    Yes, in most of our hotels.

  • Do you take dogs and pets?
    We do not allow dogs and pets into our hotels, with the exception of guide dogs.

  • Do you have lifts in all hotels?
    We have lifts in most of our hotels.

  • What time is check in time?
    3pm in the afternoon.

  • What time is check out time?
    10am in the morning.

  • Do you have smoking rooms?
    We do not allow smoking in any parts of our hotels.

Location

The Broadway Park Hotel in Sandown. Also known as the ‘Garden of England’, this compact isle offers plenty of heritage sites and captivating countryside. The stunning island boasts unspoilt scenery and a wealth of fascinating attractions. Sandown holidays are the perfect escape to enjoy a relaxing break, at any time of year.

How to get there

By Car:

From the M27 or A27, take the M275 and the A3 to Portsmouth. Follow signs for Old Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight Car Ferry Terminal. Wightlink's port ticket office is by the terminal. On leaving the ferry at Fishbourne, head for Ryde and then Sandown on the A3055. As you go under the Railway Bridge towards Sandown you come to a mini roundabout where you turn right still keeping on the A3055. After the fourth zebra crossing turn immediately right into Melville Street. Keep straight on past The Melville Hall. The hotel is at the bottom of the road.

By Train:

Services operate to Portsmouth Harbour Station (National Rail Enquiries 08457 484950), which is near the Isle of Wight Passenger Ferry Terminal. A Catamaran service operates to Ryde Pier Head, where there is a connecting rail link.

National Express:

Service to Portsmouth Hard Interchange, which is near the Isle of Wight Passenger Ferry Terminal. (Enquires to 08705 808080).

By Taxi:

Taxis meet all Catamaran services or contact Ryde Taxis on 01983 811111.

Bay Broadway Park Hotel

Bay Broadway Park Hotel

Melville Street

Sandown

Isle of Wight

PO36 9DJ

Res: 01983 405214

Tel: 01983 405214

Local Attractions

The following places, attractions and things to do are easily reached from Sandown:

  • Cowes
  • Alum bay
  • Tiger and Big Cats Sanctuary
  • Ryde
  • Freshwater bay
  • Osbourne House
  • The Needles
  • Shanklin
  • The Tennyson Trial

Local Insight

The Isle of Wight is a diamond shaped Island that is just 23 miles wide and 13 miles high. It is situated at the far South of Great Britain, sandwiched between France and the UK and has many attractions to offer on the island.

  • Shipwreck Centre and Maritime Museum
    Many sad and tragic stories of shipwreck and loss of life are told in the displays, including famous wrecks such as the SS “Mendi”, and the mystery of the missing submarine HMS”Swordfish”,(found by Martin in 1983). Famous local shipwreck stories such as the “Clarendon” and “Sirenia” are also to be found in the displays. Literally thousands of treasures and artefacts are on display in the museum complex.
    Visit their website

  • Isle of Wight Zoo
    The Isle of Wight Zoo is a family-run zoo with a special interest in tigers and lemurs. The zoo was built within the ruins of a Victorian Fort built to guard Sandown's coast, which means we face one of the Isle of Wight's nicest beaches. Once upon a time the zoo owners used to walk tiger cubs on the beach, and we're still famous locally for it. Nowadays we focus on looking after older tigers and giving them a happy retirement.
    Visit their website

  • The Needles
    Our world famous coloured sand cliffs overlook the Isle of Wight’s most famous landmark – The Needles Rocks and Lighthouse. The Needles Park offers a range of attractions including the spectacular chairlift to the beach, Alum Bay Glass and Sweet Manufactory; the perfect packed day out for all the family. And remember the park is free to enter – rides and other attractions are pay-as-you-go, so you can decide how long the fun goes on!
    Visit their website

  • Carisbrooke Castle
    One of the main tourist attractions in the Isle of Wight, Carisbrooke Castle is best known as the place where King Charles I was imprisoned. You can still play bowls on the very green Charles used. For a castle that has lived through more than 800 years of service, including resisting a siege by the French and seeing off the Spanish Armada, it's also wonderfully well preserved.
    Visit their website

Great for

  • Walking
  • Gardens
  • History
  • Shopping
  • Food

Entertainment

Entertainment Programme

Brian White
Will entertain on Mondays and Wednesdays, presenting music for dancing, cabaret, quizzes and competitions
 
On Tuesday Evenings
A great selection of music and songs with Instrumental Vocalist
Julien Cooke
 
On Thursday Evenings
An evening of Entertainment with
Vocalist
Simon Howard
 
On Friday Evenings
A great selection of music and songs with Instrumental Vocalist
Julien Cooke
 
On Saturday Evenings
Brian Introduces Guest Speciality Cabaret
Danz Attack
 
The entertainment programme advertised is subject to change for reasons beyond our control without prior notice.


Entertainment Room of the Bay Broadway Park Hotel Side of the Entertainment Room at the Bay Broadway Park Hotel Pool Room at the Bay Broadway Park Hotel Centre of the Lounge Bar at the Bay Broadway Park Hotel Side of the Lounge Bar of the Bay Broadway Park Hotel

Andrew Smith

Ashford, Kent

rating is 5 stars

5 March 2012

Great Hotel Break

We stopped on a 5 day Shearings holiday and on first impressions were very pleased, and we were not proved wrong. The room was clean and tidy with all facilities one needs, all the staff were friendly, smiling, well presented, and hard working. Rooms were cleaned efficiently by the cleaning staff, bar staff were ever efficient, and Ayden our waiter was excellent. The food was very good with a good choice both for breakfast and evening meal. Evening entertainment very good and enjoyable 5 STAR.

Julia Giles

Bournemouth

rating is 5 stars

2 December 2011

Great Stay

Lovely hotel. Good food and plenty of it. All staff were friendly and helpful. Rooms clean and tidy. Great value for money. Free bar included in the evenings. Beautiful grounds. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Val and Stan Cunwin

Liverpool

rating is 5 stars

1 December 2011

Great

Just had a five day stay at this hotel, value for money, food great, staff attentive, the free 3 hour bar was excellent, with good service by the three young ladies. overall, could not fault it, our waitress Edina was brilliant as was our coach driver Paul, who resides on the IOW, and knew all the local history, and was a very good careful driver, so thank you Shearings, for a very pleasant five days.

Linda Burden

Chatham, Kent

rating is 4 stars

14 November 2011

Great Value for Money

Unbeatable value for money at this nicely situated hotel. Rooms are comfortable .Food was good, service was fast and friendly, and evenings were good fun, all helped along by free bar between 7.30 and 10.30. Special mention to our lovely waitress Marta, who looked after us all very well...

Steve and Helen

North Linolnshire

rating is 3 stars

2 August 2011

Short Stay

stayed for 3 nights fri sat sun.hotel furniture in bedrooms a bit old fashioned. Entertainment not up to much but bingo ok. food very goood ,plenty of choice and staff very good especially Marta who served us in the dining room. had room across from lift so was very noisy early in the morning when people using it and talking whilst waiting for it. Saw three red squirrels in the grounds. only seen one before. nearly youngest there at 55 and 53

L Hanson

Watford

rating is 5 stars

17 June 2011

EXCELLENT HOTEL

My husband and I returned from an 8 day Coach Holiday to this Hotel last week. Lovely Hotel, very friendly and helpful staff, in a very nice setting. The food and service was excellent, we were spoilt for choice! This is the best Shearings Hotel that we have stayed at. Thank you to everyone for making our holiday so enjoyable. Keep up the good work - we will definitely be back!

John Clarke

Nottingham

rating is 5 stars

14 May 2011

Fantastic!

All the remarks about this hotel are true, could not fault anything. All the meals are superb, the staff superb, nothing was too much trouble and the grounds lovely. The only things that could make it better would be the shower cubicles, as getting in and out of a bath is difficult for older people, but this is a personal thought. Keep up the good work!

Steve Dixon

Darlington

rating is 5 stars

11 April 2011

Wow! Fantastic!

What a fantastic break! The staff were amazing, the food was amazing. They’re such a lovely bunch of people, great coach drivers too, very humorous and entertaining. My wife and I must have been the youngest couple there at only 30. The majority of the guests for this 3 nights break were middle aged and OAPs but its still superb, the level of service you receive. I highly recommend this hotel with flying colours!

Alan Hobday

Birmingham

rating is 4 stars

3 April 2011

Short Break at Bay Broadway Park

We arrived on Friday after driving from Birmingham and crossing on the ferry. The holiday was excellent value for money. Rooms were clean, staff very good, efficient and friendly. The food is excellent and the entertainment good. Overall we had an excellent holiday and good value for money.  All inclusive was very good. Leaving on Monday to drive back home. I would book again.

Mr K Rhodes

Cheshire

rating is 4 stars

4 April 2011

One of Shearings Best

We had a long weekend here in January, the service was first class and the room was also perfect. I would say it’s one of the best Shearings Hotels to stay at.

Kay

West Yorkshire

rating is 5 stars

23 February 2011

Great Break

This was a fantastic value for money holiday, all the staff are friendly and quick! I will holiday here again! Many Thanks.

Mr Frank Wray

Bradford

rating is 4 stars

26 January 2011

Come Again

This was the hotel that gave everything. The staff are excellent, the food great choice. I would come again. Good value for money on Shearings behalf. Reception staff member, Louise was great.

Ms Hughes

Stafforshire

rating is 3 stars

22 October 2010

Great Holiday!

Four nights Shearings break. Brilliant driver and very good food. Room okay, a bit dated, but comfortable. Great! Worth every penny!

Ms Ford

Stoke-On-Trent

rating is 5 stars

26 October 2010

Joyce Ford

Fantastic time! Couldn't fault anything! I must mention that our driver, Paul, was the best one we have ever been with. He explained everything about local history.

Everett

Grantham, Lincolnshire

rating is 4 stars

9 October 2010

review of hotel roadway park hotel 4/10/2010

We had a great holiday with Shearing’s at this hotel. The food was great, all staff were very friendly. We did not see any red squirrels! We think you should put showers in because we think baths are deep for the elderly. That was our only fault.

Michaela Frazer

Darlington

rating is 3 stars

12 October 2010

Hotel Review

Hotel grounds are nice. Room we had was double bed and a single bed with patio doors which was great. Food good choice, out of 3 dinners I found only 1 that I didn’t like any of the choices. Bar all Inc 7.30pm-10.30pm great and strong not English drinks. Service at meals very good, a bit too quick! You order and then its there, like magic!

Pat F

Middlessex

rating is 5 stars

2 July 2010

Great Stay

Have just returned from a 4 night stay. Lovely hotel, one of Shearings best. The swimming pool was great, had a daily swim. We had a very comfortable twin room. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Food great, service brilliant. The hotel is set in lovely grounds with plenty of sitting areas.

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