Extract from The Evening Standard Magazine, by Catherine Ostler, 1st August 2008:
" You don't have to get on a plane to find a little slice of paradise"
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Extract from The New York Times, By Sarah Wheeler:
Priory Bay, on the east side of the island, is, quite simply, a country house hotel on the beach.
It offers the elegance and luxury associated with country house hotels in Britain, but without the stuffiness.
A private beach, about three-quarters of a mile long, creates an informal atmosphere, and barefoot guests are encouraged to feel at home in the public rooms before ascending to change for dinner.
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Extract from The Observer, By Jane Knight:
a hotel set in 70 acres of land overlooking a private beach. And scrap all notions of Isle of Wight beach boarding houses, this is altogether a better class of establishment.
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Extract from The IW Country Press, By Richard White:
The Priory Bay Hotel, Seaview, hosted its midsummer opera, with a performance of Puccini's Madame Butterfly
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