Ryde Castle Hotel, Isle of Wight

The Ryde Castle Hotel was originally a large and spacious Victorian family home, overlooking Ryde Esplanade and harbour with stunning views across the Solent. This majestic building which was to become The Ryde Castle Hotel is claimed to have been commissioned by Henry VIII to defend the Spithead, Southampton Water and the Solent from the invasion by the Spanish Armada. During World War I, the building was used as a wartime hospital, and during World War II it was an Army headquarters. The Ryde Castle Hotel is situated just 100 yards from the finest sandy beach on the Isle of Wight, with stunning sea views, and is only a short walk from the hovercraft terminal at Southsea and the ferry terminal at Ryde Pier.

We have experience in arranging and delivering every type of event – whether it’s an interview, meeting, training course, gala dinner or product launch, you can fully focus on what matters most: your delegates.

Our dedicated team believes in personal, efficient and friendly service. Whatever your needs, our Meetings Co-ordinator will ensure your conference runs smoothly from start to finish.

We can accommodate up to 120 delegates in our meeting rooms, which are both self-contained and flexible in layout.