The Nightingale Hotel (Shanklin, United Kingdom)

About The Nightingale Hotel

The building was originated as a private guest house, known as Blenheim, in the late 1800s by members of the Court of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. It was converted soon after this period and was called The Blenheim Guest House. The Nightingale is named after “Ode to the Nightingale” written by English poet John Keats (1795-1821) who is said to have found inspiration in Shanklin. Today, The Nightingale Hotel Bar & Restaurant is one of the best three star hotels in Shanklin situated on the top of the cliff with spectacular unobstracted sea view. Open to all! Boasting its Boutique Victorian Style Décor throughout, The Nightingale’s upmarket and trendy vibe offers exceptional experience of the late 1800s Era. We aiming to offer you excellent hospitality service! Experience the warmest of welcomes and friendly staff, who will go the extra mile to make your stay memorable. We know what it takes to organise a holiday and offer the full service to help: booking the ferry crossing to the Isle of Wight, arranging tickets to Island attractions, special requests and VIP services. Here at The Nightingale Hotel we really do have everything covered!