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The hotel faces the sea and is in a great location! The house has been 110 years old. Boss David is a typical English gentleman, very nice! Breakfast is also quite rich. The rooms are large and spacious, and the kitchenette can be eaten by themselves. The hotel does not serve lunch or dinner, but there are supermarkets and some restaurants nearby! The parking lot is large and can also be used as a charging pile for Tesla.

The most worth staying at a hotel on the Isle of Wight, the swimming pool is superb, the view is very good, it is close to the scenic area, including the old town of Shang Fulin and the cliff, In short, the hotel of choice next time.

I am the tour manger for a car club and recently stayed with a large group of friends at the Luccombe Hall. What a wonderful hotel, from start to finish everything was 'spot on'. The staff were friendly and very efficient, especially Charlotte who seemed to be on duty the whole time we were there. Nothing was too much trouble. Rooms - we had room 22. A sea view balcony room - very clean, plenty of drawer space, comfortable bed and 'fresh' milk in the fridge. Bathroom was quite small but once again very clean, with body lotion as well as the usual shower gel, hair shampoo and conditioner. Plenty of hot water. Food - excellent and caters for all dietary needs. To serve 42 people a three course meal without any hitches takes some doing. It was served hot and very well presented. Large portions. Breakfast is buffet style for the cereals etc with cooked breakfasts ordered as required. Once again, plenty of choices. I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending this hotel to groups and individuals alike. From being to end it was a great experience and having stayed in many hotels this one stands out from the rest by a long shot. Wonderful

I had a very clean bright room and a comfy single bed. Normally I dislike single beds as they are too small. One biscuit left on first day, but not repeated. However tea and milk were supplied. My problem was it was empty the hotel and in the evenings no staff around which was concerning being on my own. I had to unlock the front door at 8 p.m. after being out to dinner and walk through an empty hotel to my room. A bit unnerving as I am of the older generation. Breakfast was basic, one of each item i.e. bacon, egg, sausage etc but cooked OK. Toast, cereal and yoghurt available. Location was OK, close to the beach, but a long uphill walk to town and station. However, I managed to walk it all. Highlight was the lovely gentleman running the reception till 8 o'clock in the evening. He was always ready with a chat and it broke up the day to have someone to talk to. Would I stay again? Yes as it was a reasonable price, but maybe with a car next time.

We returned after 10 years to an updated and still very beautiful Clifton Hotel. The original and welcoming owners, Carys and David were still there with a small but experienced team of helpful staff. The rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with everything you need, plenty of hot drink choices and a mini bar. We stayed in the balcony bay view room overlooking the beautiful landscaped garden with spectacular views out to sea. The hotel was clean and well maintained and nothing was too much trouble for the friendly and accommodating staff. The house keeping staff kept our room well stocked with tea, coffee, biscuits and fresh towels (thank you Becky and Josh). We felt very looked after, breakfast was fabulous every day, lots of choice (the home made marmalade is particularly yummy, thanks Cary’s Mum) and you can order cakes, coffee and hot food throughout the day if you don’t want to go too far. The hotel was as wonderful as we remembered and we are really glad we went back. Thank you for a lovely stay.