The Mannin Hotel is a modern and contemporary addition to the Douglas promenade area, having been opened in April 2016, and boasts 54 beautifully appointed guest rooms.

The hotel features 54 air conditioned rooms, split into either atrium view rooms, overlooking a striking internal glass atrium with private balconies, or Broadway rooms which are located at the front of the building and offer partial sea views. There are also 10 maily suites which are each equipped with a small kitchenette and interconnecting doors.

The on-site restaurant, Liberties, is open to both guests and the public and the Lounge Bar is a popular spot for pre-event drinks due to proximity to the Gaeity Theatre and Villa Marina.

Nearby

The TT Grandstand is just a 13 minute walk away, and shops bars and restaurants can be found within a very short distance also. The closest bus stop is just a few yards down from the hotel and from here you can head North towards Onchan and Laxey, or south towards the Sea Terminal and Bus Station.

Accessibility

The Mannin is the most suitable hotel in Douglas for guests with mobility issues. There is an access ramp, underground car park (operating first come first served), elevators, and 2 specially designed wheelchair accessible rooms

The Mannin offers guests a modern, stress free escape in a prime location for TT fans

The Comis Hotel & Golf Resort offers a comfortable and relaxing place to stay during both the Isle of Man TT and the Classic TT.

Set within 250 acres of Manx countryside, the four-star resort is around three miles from Quarterbridge and four miles from Douglas. It provides convenient access to the course while giving guests more space, quieter surroundings and a wider range of facilities than many town-centre hotels.

After a day watching the racing or exploring the island, return to the hotel for dinner, a drink at the bar, a swim or time in the spa. With two restaurants, a heated indoor pool, gym and championship golf course, the Comis gives you more than simply somewhere to sleep.
A nearby bus stop provides regular services into Douglas and towards the south of the island, while the hotel’s countryside setting makes it especially appealing to guests who value comfort and a more relaxed end to the day.

Why choose the Comis?

– Four-star resort accommodation
– Suitable for both the TT and Classic TT
– Around three miles from Quarterbridge
– Approximately four miles from Douglas
– Regular bus services from a nearby stop
– Two restaurants and a hotel bar
– Luxury spa, heated indoor pool and gym
– Championship golf course
– Peaceful countryside surroundings

The Comis is a strong choice for couples and guests looking for a higher standard of accommodation, excellent facilities and a comfortable base for their Isle of Man motorsport holiday.

Located on the seafront at the northern end of Douglas promenade, the 3-star Rutland hotel offers panoramic views across Douglas Bay and a strategic location for TT visitors.

This Victorian-style hotel offers en-suite bathrooms with shower/bath, flatscreen TVs, tea and coffee-making facilities, free Wi-Fi, a bar, and a restaurant that serves up hearty breakfasts and a stupendous Sunday carvery!

The hotel markets itself as ‘biker friendly’ as whilst promenade parking is first come first served, the hotel is well used to the influx of motorbikes and specific needs of fans.

Situated at the quieter end of the promenade, there are still plenty of drinking and eating places within walking distance, but its far enough away from town that you can still get a peaceful night of sleep.

Nearby

Bars and restaurants are within a short walk, and Douglas City Centre is a 20-minute walk along the promenade. The ferry terminal is approximately 5 minutes driving, and with bus stops close by, it remains a convenient location for exploring Douglas and further afield.

There is also a horse tram stop right outside, which can make for a more interesting mode of transport to take you along Douglas promenade!

The main TT grandstand is approximately a 15 – 20 minute walk however it is mostly an uphill climb.

Accessibility

There are 9 external steps from street level, leading up to the hotel entrance and whilst there is a handrail, there is no access ramp.

Whilst there is a lift that services the upper floors, it is quite small and unlikely to accommodate most standard size wheelchairs. Even where using the lift, there are a number of small corridors that feature small sets of internal steps.

The Rutland Hotel is a great choice for those seeking a well-maintained, value-driven stay at the quieter, northern end of Douglas promenade.