Carrick Rooms was completely renovated in 2021 to offer high quality accommodation and a bespoke holiday experience. Our reviews since reopening reflect the guests appreciation of the refurbishment. The rooms are named after local coastal rocks with different themes running through each one. Check out the photos on our page to see which room would be your preference.

My name is Nick and I will be your main host during your stay at Carrick Rooms. I was born on the Isle of Man and and passionate about helping people discover all there is to offer about our beautiful island. I am also the owner of The Sugarloaf Cafe situated beneath the rooms. Over the years of owning the cafe I have developed my baking skills and now make all our wide selection of homemade cakes we have on offer.

The charming village of Port St. Mary is well worth spending time exploring as there are many hidden gems to see. Chapel Bay & Gansey Point Take a stroll along the lower promenade and follow the coast round to Gansey Point where you can get a closer view of the Carrick Rock that we have named our Guest House after. For those with enough energy, continue the walk along the coast to Gansey beach and think about something to eat or drink at The Shore public house. "The Catwalk” & Harbours From the property head down to Chapel Bay and turn right towards the inner harbour and you will find a walkway that brings you up close to the clear waters of the Irish Sea as it laps on to the rocks. Continue round the inner harbour and then pass the Harbour Master’s office on to Lime Street until you reach the boat park at the head of the outer harbour. From here, it’s well worth heading out to the lighthouse where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the hills of the South of the Island. If you want to extend your walk further around the coast, to Kallow Point, there is an interesting memorial of the evacuation of Dunkirk.