The Imperial hotel has been accommodating and catering for guests for over 100 years, offering the same standard of friendly hospitality year after year.
Located by the coast on the south-west corner of the island, the Imperial’s setting is very much appreciated by visitors for its natural beauty. Sandy beaches, clear seas and terrific sunsets are an integral part of the Imperial’s daily pleasures.
B&B: from £68 per person per night (low season) and from £80 per person per night (high season)
4.1 out of 5 (16 reviews)
There is a selection of twin and double rooms, some with balconies or sea views.
All rooms are en-suite and equipped with colour TV, telephone, DVD player, and tea & coffee facilities.
Extras such as hair dryer, iron, travel plug adapters, newspapers and extra pillows & blankets can be requested at reception.
As popular with locals as it is with visitors, the Water’s Edge has a strong and deserved reputation for its wholesome and simply delicious food, with an emphasis on local produce and fresh seafood. It is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner and offers an à la carte menu, a Table d’Hôte and Sunday lunch carvery.
The Beau Rivage Bar offers home cooked bar meals.
The Imperial sits across from Rocquaine Bay and is on route to cycling and walking paths.
There are no lifs at the Imperial.
4 pm / 10 am
Dogs are accepted in some bedrooms on a request basis at a charge of £10.00 per night. Dogs are not permitted in the restaurant.
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the staff where exceptional considering the stress
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well done to all, would recommend and stay again
in future visits.
The hotel is in the most delightful setting. I cannot think of a better outlook on the island. Rooms very comfy and have been decorated very nicely including the public rooms. Views from the dining room are superb. The food is of a good standard. The staff are so helpful. I would definitely go back again .
Read More>The room was adouble and big but there was only one chair to sit on needed two.
Read More>good service very helpful/ décor a bit dated but are refurbishing rooms. lovely sea view from our room/ breakfast very good with a good selection of food
Read More>I paid nearly £100 more to have a sea view and balcony. We got a construction site, scaffolding and kitchen noise. Bit depressing, really
Read More>Good points: Friendly hotel with wonderful views across Rocquaine Bay. Service was great from Reception, Bar and Restaurant staff and from Housekeeping. Eg. when we wanted a second chair so both of us could enjoy the fab view from our room it was provided without hesitation. Good bus service...
Read More>Hotel in beautiful location overlooking the bay. Service in restaurant was very friendly and efficient. Food was great.
Read More>The room we were given at the Imperial Hotel was below standard. It was room 7, above the bar and kitchen and very noisy on Friday and Saturday nights when LOUD music was played until 12:30 am. The bathroom was dirty. The shower was only usable if you were under 5' 2" tall although the management...
Read More>Friendly staff. Very good breakfast, evening meals also good although menu stays the same all week. Great location close to beach, bus stop outside door. Lovely outlook at front, close to country walks and south coast cliffs to the rear. Room comfortable good shower. Clean towels every day although...
Read More>Everything needs updating! Excellent breakfast n service. Awful extractor fans n showers. Lovely views.
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