Located in the middle of Irish sea between the coastlines of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, you’ll find the beautiful Island the Isle of Man.

At just 33 miles in length and 13.5 miles wide with 100 miles of coastline. The Isle of Man’s strong identity is due in part to its independence and the fact that the Island is self-governing. It has the oldest continuous parliament in the world, Tynwald, which dates back over 1,000 years, and don’t forget it’s home the world famous annual TT Races.

Douglas is the islands capital and is home to the islands Sea Terminal (where the ferry arrives and departs) and features an extensive array of Bars, Clubs, Casino, Restaurants. During the TT festival Douglas is home to the evening entertainment on Douglas Promenade (Race week only) and is also the location of the TT Village which consists of the courses Start/Finish line, TT Grandstand and TT Paddock. Douglas is 20 miles from the islands airport ‘Ronaldsway’ and is the main hub for the islands transport system. From here you can take a bus to any location on the island.

Located in Nobles Park the TT Village is home to the iconic TT Grandstand where fans can watch the races unfold with the pits in full view, start/finish line and witness the scouts on the historic score board.

Within the village you will also find the TT Paddock of which entrance is free, Official Hospitality suite, food and drink outlets, merchandise stalls and shops. Another addition to the Village is the Nobles Park Fanzone grandstand which is located at the return lane of the race – this is where the riders come off the track at the end of the race.

From the village you can get to more vantage points than just the grandstand. Within a 10 minute walk you can be at St Ninnians crossroads where the riders start the Bray Hill decent. Walk a little further and you can be watching at the bottom of Bray Hill a visit here is a must!

This is an action packed area and is a must for any TT visitor!

The Claremont is officially the highest rated hotel on the Isle of Man, unique in having achieved 4 Star Gold status and offering its guests a refined excellence in both hospitality and cuisine.

Located on the promenade at the heart of the Island’s capital, Douglas, and situated adjacent to the Island’s government buildings, business district, retail area and ferry terminal, the Claremont provides an ideal base for your Isle of Man TT experience.

The Rutland Hotel is an elegant building on the scenic Queens Promenade, with a carvery restaurant and panoramic views across Douglas Bay, it’s just a short seafront stroll from the town center.

Featuring 24-hour room service, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen satellite TV, tea and coffee making facilities in each room. In the mornings, Restaurant 21 serves full breakfast  prepared using locally sourced produce. The Rutland Hotel’s also offers a comfortable bar and lounge.

The 4-star Sefton Hotel is located in Douglas on the beachfront. It boasts a unique indoor water garden and eateries.  The rooms at the Sefton feature flat-screen TVs, free WiFi and some rooms have views of Douglas Bay and the water garden.

Enjoy the themed Sir Norman’s Bar and enjoy its extensive selection of wines and local ales. A fine dining experience can be had in the Harbour Lights at The Sefton.