The Port House

Ten–minute walk from Heysham Port ferry terminal and railway station. Good host Jack welcomed me - I appreciated being able to arrive early and leave late (it’s off-season). My single room was perfect - very clean and comfortable, TV with many channels, WiFi, electrical outlet above the desk, kettle, bottle of water, a good shower, a towel-warming rack and a luggage rack. On Jack’s suggestion, I walked the coastal path to view the 8th-century chapel ruins and an ancient church. I highly recommend The Port House for a comfortable stay.

Beautiful place to stay, easy to find, we booked 2 rooms as we brought a friend along, both rooms were beautiful and super comfortable, ensuites were of a great size and had the toiletries as advertised. 10-15 minute stroll to the Royal where we would highly recommend you eat. Lovely stay and Jack was lovely to talk to

The ONLY truly disabled hotel accommodation in Lancaster! I stayed for 3 nights in the disabled adapted room. The facilities were excellent. Wetroom with shower seat. Raised toilet seat and low level sink. All with necessary grabrails. The lounge in the hotel has an adjoining door to the bedroom and so it feels more like home from home. The lounge was super comfortable and the hosts couldn't have been any more helpful. I would definitely recommend to anyone needing a fully wheelchair user accessible bathroom as no other hotels in Lancaster have them. I know, I looked everywhere. The location isnt perfect but Heyaham village is a 15 minute walk and very lovely and there is a beach cafe 5 minutes away doing a great breakfasts and lunches.

We booked to stay here prior to and after a weeks trip to the Isle of Man. I telephoned beforehand to confirm a couple of things and spoke to Jack who was very helpful and pre warned us they did not serve breakfast but suggested other alternatives. On arrival we telephoned the number on the door and were greeted by Munik who was very helpful. We had booked the large sea view room which was enormous and spotlessly clean. For dinner we walked into Heysham (booking is strongly advised for the Royal ). We had the best nights sleep we’d had in ages - it was very quiet and the bed and bedding extremely comfortable. The following morning we walked to the cafe on the beach for a cooked breakfast which was good. As our ferry crossing wasn’t until the afternoon we asked if we’d be able to check out later and if on our return by morning ferry we could check in earlier. Both requests were met with no problem. If ever travelling to the IOM in the future, we would most certainly stay here again. Thank you Jack and Munik.