This hotel is nicely positioned in Shanklin; close(ish) to the beach, and an easy walk into Shanklin town.
A reasonable sized car park will allow about 12 cars at a pinch so if every room is booked out to people with their own vehicle then you may find yourself parking on the road.
The entrance to the hotel is up a fair few stairs, but there must be access for wheelchairs (although I never saw it) as there was a guest in a wheelchair while we were there. There are also many stairs within the hotel building - but they didn't offer too much of a problem.
I'm not sure about the other rooms, but ours was small... and the shower room was tiny! That said, it was clean and comfortable and, as the accommodation was booked very much last minute, it was OK. In general though, the hotel itself seemed in the need of a little love and attention - décor was old and tired, the garden and pool area needed weeding and cutting back, furniture was a bit battered.
Food wise, breakfast was lovely! Cooked well and as requested, and served hot. They provide fresh fruit, cereal, bread, crumpets, and croissants as well, to which you help yourself (to as much as you want), and there's a toaster that actually works very well! The range of cooked breakfasts is good too. The young woman who served us in the restaurant is friendly, and very efficient.
As far as the hotel management are concerned - chatty and quite friendly, with no complaints about the service.
It's not luxurious, but it is OK!