Name: Priory Bay Hotel
Address: Priory Drive, Nettlestone, Nettlestone, Nettlestone, PO34 5BU, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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Seagrove Beach

Seaview Beach

St Helens Duver

St Boniface Old Church

Spring Vale Beach

Bembridge Beach

Southampton Airport

Bournemouth Airport

Airport Brighton

Priory Bay Hotel

Nettlestone

child-bed

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external-private-bathroom

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king-bed

queen-bed

limited-time

lounge

treatment

no-window

bay-view

bosphorus-view

canal-view

city-view

courtyard-view

garden-view

golf-view

harbour-view

inland-view

lake-view

land-view

mountain-view

ocean-front

ocean-view

oceanside

panoramic-view

park-view

partial-ocean-view

partial-sea-view

partial-view

pool-view

river-view

sea-front

sea-view

street-view

sunrise-view

sunset-view

water-view

with-view

annex

basement

main-building

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

kitchen

Have been going to Seaview for 30 years to visit family, and I oscillate between SH and the Old Fort, but this year SH was definitely the winner for me; great atmosphere and sea views on the patio and cosy in the pump bar; staff genuinely friendly, attentive and efficient; food is so good (burgers, fish n chips, bangers n mash all well above average pub food); local ales and spirits - try mermaid gins and rum, but best of all is the Yates Golden ale - my mouth waters. Mix of friendly locals and families on hols, all very relaxed. Dog friendly inside and out. Happy hour 4 to 7, 2 pints and  coke, 6 quid! tried the posh restaurant a few years back on a wedding anniversary - one of the best meals I have ever eaten.

Great pub

My husband and I went to the Priory Bay Hotel for 3 nights. It was amazing loved every minute of it. The staff made our break so special they were brilliant, the breakfast was lovely. But the location was amazing.The room was gorgeous too> will hopefully return sometime soon

A few days away

We have just returned from a three day break at the Priory Bay hotel. If you are looking for relaxation in a wonderful location this is for you. We stayed in room 12 one of the principal rooms available at the Priory. The room was comfortable, clean and very quite. But it's best feature was the stunning views over the grounds to the sea. The staff go the extra mile to ensure that your stay is a memorable occasion. The hotels private beach is the jewel in the crown and would rival any beach in the world. The only minor negative was that the golf course was out of action. But this did not retract from our enjoyable stay. Hopefully will return soon. Thanks to all the wonderful staff again.

Simply wonderful

This is 4th visit over the years and it still remains a great hotel in a fabulous location. The beach, pool and tennis courts are super, especially as we got sun throughout. However, the hotel is being neglected. Everything is all very tired and the staffing is cut far to lean, the waiter is the receptionist, bar man and general manager. The bedding and towels need an upgrade.

The restaurant is now separate to the hotel which makes breakfast on a first come first served basis, 7 croissants for all residents, enough muesli for 3 people max and a restaurant manager more interested in her lap top than serving or even saying good morning.

If the hotel was in better shape then the price of the rooms would be absolutely fine because of the location and beach, but it needs a lot of investment to make it the jewel it could be.

A real shame

Stayed for three nights with my cousin in an empty/more or less hotel with very few staff.
First thing we noticed were what staff were there were teenagers which was not good enough for such a hotel although I would say that the young man on the desk was very friendly and a credit to the hotel as well as the night security man who was a credit also.
The hotel is extremely over priced and if I had known it was going into receivership I would not have stayed. The hotel had no restaurant facilities other than an outside company on call. We were lucky as we had a fairly ok room with great views but some rooms were absolutely terrible. One red room looked like a death room and would not advise anyone to stay in that room. The hotel stands in many many acres of land and if millions were spent on it and many attractions added such as a spa,proper swimming poo,restaurant, cocktail bars, golf course,clay pigeon,archery,horse riding and many more things as well as a complete re vamp.
The prices must be reduced and packages of B and B and evening meal to attract people.
Also lighting all along the long drive in.
Maybe also  private travel could be arranged by the hotel between Portsmouth and the hotel to make it a special package.

Money and lots of it must be spent on this hotel.

It's not fair to charge the rates they are at the moment for people to stay in an empty, non restaurant the list goes on hotel.

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