The Coastguard, Ambulance Service, Fire Service and Police were all involved in the incident which took place just after 6pm on Thursday night. Our thoughts are with family and friends.
Police believe the circumstances surrounding the fire at the former Royal Cliff Hotel at the weekend were suspicious and have launched an appeal for witnesses. The extent of the damage can be seen on the videos published through OnTheWight.
The Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service has linked up with eight other fire services and the University of Greenwich to find out how people behave when encountering a fire at home.
The night raised over £15,519 for three charities, which are The Fire Fighters Charity, KissyPuppy (The Sophie Rolf Trust) and the Earl Mounbatten Hospice. The event was watched by over 850 spectators.
On Sunday 26 October, the clocks go back one hour and the Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service is asking all homeowners to remember to take just a few minutes to check your smoke alarms while changing their clocks.
A team from the Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service is aiming to raise tens of thousands of pounds for charity by organising a gruelling cycling challenge.