George Hotel

Quay St, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, England

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About George Hotel

The George Hotel is a 17th Century town house in the heart of the bustling village and harbour of Yarmouth. A Traditional environment of warmth and atmosphere is found in each individually designed bedroom. Meticulous attention to detail perfects a marriage of comfort and relaxation, and caters for your every need. Kevin Mangeolles joined the George Hotel in September 1996 and the restaurant was awarded 3 Rosettes by the AA in that year and each year subsequently. He specialises in modern British cooking with French Influences and regularly visits France, California and other parts of the world for inspiration. Menus change frequently with the seasons, and where possible organic and local produce is used. The brasserie offers an alternative to the hotel restaurant, with its garden overlooking the sea. A very relaxed atmosphere, again the creations of Kevin Mangeolles in a simpler format, using where possible organic and local produce. Menus are seasonal, and the food, is contemporary brasserie style with a European influence. Fish features regularly on the menu. Relax in the restful surroundings of this wood panelled room, by the roaring log fire, and let the stress of every day life disappear, and enjoy afternoon tea or cocktails before dinner.

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