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shoreside inn
Hotel in Shanklin
Located in Shanklin, 1.7 mi from Sandown Beach, shoreside inn features accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The owners were really friendly and gave us a lot of tips on where to go and what to do. The breakfast was incredible – always freshly cooked, and they even pack you a little lunch bag (with croissants or other danish pastries). And the room was big and very clean, just the perfect place for a holiday.
Villa Rothsay Hotel
Hotel in Cowes
Offering views of the nearby sailing boats, Villa Rothsay Hotel is located in Cowes, Isle of Wight. Free WiFi access is available, as well as free parking. Breakfast and all staff especially Jackie on reception were great. Very warm welcome and kind.
Sentry Mead Hotel
Hotel in Totland
Located in Totland Bay on the Isle of Wight, this award-winning, fully licensed, property offers free Wi-Fi in all areas and benefits from free private parking on site. Very nice room, comfortable bed, beautiful view, awesome friendly staff, great breakfast selection and walking distance to waterfront restaurant.
The Havelock
Hotel in Shanklin
Set in attractive gardens, The Havelock offers a Mediterranean-style pool and rooms with attached bathroom, some have a sea view. There is some free private parking, and the seafront is close by. Stunning spot run by a friendly couple. Located close to the Shanklin beach, the hotel has a lovely pool. The rooms are clean and comfortable.
The Belmont
Hotel in Shanklin
The Belmont offers adult only accommodations, 3 minutes’ walk from Shanklin Beach on the Isle of Wight. It has free Wi-Fi, free parking, and a garden and sauna to relax in. Lovely people. Very welcoming and helpful. Room lovely and clean. Breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice. Looking forward to going back Thank you Des and Linda
Haven Hall Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
Located within 2 acres of land, Haven Hall Hotel offers accommodations in Shanklin Isle of Wight. The property is located on the cliff top, offering views of the sea, cliffs and the bay.
Villa Mentone Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
Located in Shanklin, 1.7 mi from Sandown Beach, Villa Mentone Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a shared lounge. Everything was beautiful. The only challenge was walking up 5 floors there was no lift, but it was a good exercise nevetheless. Great team, great service. Great location
The Wellington Hotel
Hotel in Ventnor
Set on the beachfront in Ventnor and boasting a bar, The Wellington Hotel has free WiFi throughout the property. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace. Amazing view and the stuff is super friendly welcoming you with glass of Prosecco 😊
Charter House
Hotel in Newport
Set in Newport and with Carisbrooke Castle reachable within 1.6 mi, Charter House offers express check-in and check-out, nonsmoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar. The Charter House could not be faulted. It was excellent. The problem we had was the staff said that you(the booking company) did not relate to them that we requested two twin beds. As a result, they had to put us in the Wheatstaff, one of their group that was across the street. It was not on the same level as the Charter House. They graciously moved us the next day to the correct accommodations.
One Holyrood
Hotel in Newport
Located in Newport, within 0.9 mi of Carisbrooke Castle and 4.3 mi of Osborne House, One Holyrood offers accommodations with a garden, free WiFi. The staff are amazing and extremely helpful. I even got invited for Sunday dinner with them. Lovely place and very relaxed
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The Hambrough
Hotel in Ventnor
Siting high above Ventnor Fishing Harbor on the southern tip of the Isle of Wight, The Hambrough offers boutique accommodations overlooking the sea, just 5 minutes' walk away from Ventnor beach and 5... The room and en-suite bathroom were very clean and comfortable The staff were really friendly and...
The Stag
Hotel in Northwood
The Stag features a restaurant, bar, a shared lounge and garden in Northwood. Featuring family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace. Stayed 3 nights this week with a friend, had a great time!
The Seaview Hotel And Restaurant
Hotel in Seaview
Built in Victorian times, The Seaview Hotel And Restaurant is set by the sea, in the village of Seaview. Location, staff, food, cleanliness, shower, room size
Royal Esplanade Hotel
Hotel in Ryde
Located on Ryde Esplanade, on the Isle of Wight, Royal Esplanade Hotel boats views of the Solent. The Grade II Victorian building, features a terrace and restuarant. Both good food and comfy room: wonderful bathroom.
The Wight Bay Hotel
Hotel in Sandown
This family-friendly hotel is just 3 minutes’ stroll from Sandown Pier and the sandy Sandown Beach. Location, location, location! The room is located at walking distance from the beach and major bus...
Yelf's Hotel
Hotel in Ryde
In a popular part of Ryde, on the Isle of Wight, Yelf's Hotel is a former coaching inn with a restaurant, close to the hovercraft and ferry services to Portsmouth and Southsea. Everything was amazing. Free parking, large room, even a small kitchen in the room.
The Wheatsheaf Hotel
Hotel in Newport
Originally a coaching inn dating back to the 17th century, The Wheatsheaf Hotel is located in the center of Newport on the Isle Of Wight. Staff have been fantastic. Rooms were very clean and the beds were very comfortable.
The Broadway Park Hotel
Hotel in Sandown
Offering a restaurant, The Broadway Park Hotel is located in Sandown. Free WiFi access is available. There is also an electric kettle. Perfect place for people with dogs. Rooms were clean.
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Abingdon Lodge Hotel
Hotel in Ryde
Set in Ryde, 1.7 mi from Spring Vale Beach, Abingdon Lodge Hotel offers accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The hotel has family rooms. The hotel was easy to find with the nearby parish church as an easy landmark visible across Ryde.
The Marine
Hotel in Ryde
Featuring a bar, shared lounge and views of sea, The Marine is located in Ryde, 1.4 mi from Spring Vale Beach. The accommodations provides evening entertainment and a shared kitchen. Almost everything. Really happy with booking, the view from the sea view rooms, cleany rooms, great...
The Crown Hotel
Hotel in Ryde
Boasting a bar, garden and views of city, The Crown Hotel is located in Ryde, 1.6 mi from Spring Vale Beach. Free WiFi is provided. Staff was brilliant and accomidation first class
OYO Marina
Hotel in Sandown
Located in Sandown, OYO Marina offers beachfront accommodations a 7-minute walk from Dinosaur Isle and provides facilities like a bar, a shared lounge and a terrace. Location is excellent, buses nearby every 15minutes that will take you around the isle; and value...
Holliers Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
In the picturesque Old Village area of Shanklin, Holliers Hotel is an 18th-century coaching inn on the Isle of Wight’s east coast. It offers a bar and restaurant and free on-site parking. Breakfast & Dinner exellent and good location
OYO Shanklin Beach Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
Located on Shanklin’s seafront, OYO Shanklin Beach Hotel offers panoramic views of the English Channel. Great location, no fuss and lovely, super helpful staff. Looking forward to our next visit :)
shoreside inn
Hotel in Shanklin
Located in Shanklin, 1.7 mi from Sandown Beach, shoreside inn features accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The owners were really friendly and gave us a lot of tips on where to go and what to do.
Villa Rothsay Hotel
Hotel in Cowes
Offering views of the nearby sailing boats, Villa Rothsay Hotel is located in Cowes, Isle of Wight. Free WiFi access is available, as well as free parking. Breakfast and all staff especially Jackie on reception were great. Very warm welcome and kind.
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Sentry Mead Hotel
Hotel in Totland
Located in Totland Bay on the Isle of Wight, this award-winning, fully licensed, property offers free Wi-Fi in all areas and benefits from free private parking on site. Very nice room, comfortable bed, beautiful view, awesome friendly staff, great breakfast selection...
The Havelock
Hotel in Shanklin
Set in attractive gardens, The Havelock offers a Mediterranean-style pool and rooms with attached bathroom, some have a sea view. There is some free private parking, and the seafront is close by. Stunning spot run by a friendly couple.
The Belmont
Hotel in Shanklin
The Belmont offers adult only accommodations, 3 minutes’ walk from Shanklin Beach on the Isle of Wight. It has free Wi-Fi, free parking, and a garden and sauna to relax in. Lovely people. Very welcoming and helpful. Room lovely and clean.
Haven Hall Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
Located within 2 acres of land, Haven Hall Hotel offers accommodations in Shanklin Isle of Wight. The property is located on the cliff top, offering views of the sea, cliffs and the bay.
Villa Mentone Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
Located in Shanklin, 1.7 mi from Sandown Beach, Villa Mentone Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a shared lounge. Everything was beautiful. The only challenge was walking up 5 floors there was no lift, but it was...
Eastmount Hall Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
Located on the highest part of Shanklin on the Isle of Wight, Eastmount Hall is a hotel that enjoys great views eastwards over the Culver Cliffs. Breakfast was great service was great staff were amazing couldn’t be any nicer
Harrow Lodge Hotel
Hotel in Shanklin
Nestled in the popular seaside resort of Shanklin, the Harrow Lodge Hotel overlooks Shanklin Beach, Sandown Bay and Culver Cliffs. Friendly staff, very helpful just couldn’t do enough for all the guests.
The Royal Hotel
Hotel in Ventnor
This 4-star hotel offers luxurious accommodations overlooking Ventnor Bay on the Isle of Wight. It serves award-winning food in its conservatory eating area, and an outdoor swimming pool. Even though the hotel had just reopened due to COVID the staff went out of their way to help...
Isle of Wight Highlights
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Annual music festivals
The Isle of Wight Festival and Bestival draw in some of the world’s best live acts and streams of festival-goers each summer.
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Sailing at Cowes Week
A historic regatta, Cowes Week includes 40 daily races and up to 1000 boats, manned by over 8000 Olympic-level and amateur sailors.
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Award-winning beaches
Some of Europe’s best beaches can be found along these 57 miles of coastline. Shanklin, Sandown and Ventnor’s esplanades spill over with cafés and shops.
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Hiking and views along picturesque paths
Explore the island's coastal paths and forest trails. Alverstone Walk leads from Sandown, through 2 nature reserves and past a red squirrel hide.
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Water-sports on the English Channel’s shores
From leisurely to extreme, the isle offers water-sport activities to suit all levels. Popular sports include surfing, jet-skiing, kayaking and sailing.
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Dig up history on "Dinosaur Island
Due to its large discoveries of fossils, the Isle of Wight has been nicknamed "Dinosaur Island". Hotspots include Compton Bay and Yaverland.
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Animal attractions
The isle’s farms, parks and zoos offer the chance to observe bird-of-prey displays and more exotic species including flamingos, parrots and penguins.
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Ventnor Botanic Garden
A wide variety of plants can be found within this Mediterranean-like microclimate. The surrounding Undercliff offers a scenic coastal landscape.
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Fort Victoria
Dating from the 1850s, this barracks was built to protect the Solent’s shores. It now houses an aquarium, planetarium and underwater archaeology centre.
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Isle Of Wight history
Top picks include some of the isle’s Roman villas, beautiful castles and Osborne House, Queen Victoria's seaside retreat.
FAQs about hotels in Isle of Wight
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Some of the best hotels in Isle of Wight near Osborne House include Albert Cottage Hotel, The Caledon Guest House, and Endeavour House.
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There are 933 hotels in Isle of Wight you can book on Booking.com.
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shoreside inn, Sentry Mead Hotel, and Villa Rothsay Hotel are some of the popular hotels in Isle of Wight.
In addition, The Havelock, The Belmont, and Villa Mentone Hotel are also popular in Isle of Wight.
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On average, 3-star hotels in Isle of Wight cost $129 per night, and 4-star hotels in Isle of Wight are $149 per night. If you're looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Isle of Wight cost around $165 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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The Wellington Hotel, shoreside inn, and Sentry Mead Hotel in Isle of Wight have received great reviews for the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Isle of Wight also loved the views from their rooms at Villa Rothsay Hotel, The Hambrough, and The Wight Mouse Inn.
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Couples traveling to Isle of Wight loved staying at shoreside inn, Sentry Mead Hotel, and The Havelock.
These hotels in Isle of Wight are also highly rated by couples: Villa Rothsay Hotel, The Belmont, and The Wight Mouse Inn.
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Many families visiting Isle of Wight loved staying at shoreside inn, Sentry Mead Hotel, and The Belmont.
The Havelock, The Royal Hotel, and The Stag are also popular among family travelers.
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Hotels in Isle of Wight that offer a highly-rated breakfast include shoreside inn, Sentry Mead Hotel, and Villa Rothsay Hotel.
Breakfast at these hotels in Isle of Wight are also highly rated: The Wellington Hotel, The Wight Mouse Inn, and The Belmont.
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Been coming to Isle of Wight for for years and this time was...
Been coming to Isle of Wight for for years and this time was lovely to stay in a well run guest house and have a sea view room to watch the sun rise.
Simone United Kingdom -
Shanklin is a great base for visits on the Isle of Wight.
Shanklin is a great base for visits on the Isle of Wight. Driving was a challenge for this American - the country lanes are very narrow - hard to think they're two-way streets! - but that's the norm for this country in many places. And it was worth it. So many beautiful places, starting with the old village of Shanklin with its thatched roofs, and lush, tropical Shanklin Chine, then on to the sailing center of Cowes, Steephill Cove and the Botanical Gardens, Queen Victoria's home at Osborne House, the Needles, drives through green-cloaked downs and tunnels formed by overarching trees and so much more. And I have to add a note about dining - fine dining at Thompson,The Little Gloster, The Grill and Morgans among a long list of excellent IOW restaurants.
Marjorie United States of America -
The most picturesque and beautiful place!
The most picturesque and beautiful place! We adored it. After touring the whole Isle of Wight, we felt we had picked the perfect place with easy location to everywhere, the best sunrises imagineable, just enough restaurants to suit us the nights we stayed close to home but close enough to other culinary delights in neighbouring towns to not require huge travel time. Lots to do. Check out the huge variety of shows at Shanklin theatre which was superb as well as so many amazing things to do and see. We absolutely love it here and will be back.
kellee United States of America -
Castle Lodge Guest House (where I was staying) is actually...
Castle Lodge Guest House (where I was staying) is actually located in the village of Carisbrooke, which is just outside the town of Newport. The main reason for my visit on this occasion was to take part in the Autumn Walking Festival. Because of this and therefore visiting other parts of the Isle of Wight, I didn't spend very much time visiting Newport itself. However, it's a pleasant town. In reality, I would probably grade it half-way between 'OK' and 'Great'. It is easy getting to other parts of the Isle of Wight from Newport, as bus routes generally radiate from here. I didn't eat in Newport, as there was an excellent pub much nearer where I was staying.
Tim Stannard United Kingdom -
Sandown is lovely.
Sandown is lovely.it has wonderfull long beaches,dog friendly and good promenade walks very suitable for the less agile,the walk along prom from sandown to shanklin would suit anyone in a wheelchair or moility scooter.Plenty of shops for groceries and lovely quaint gift shops,cafes etc.Shanklin being a mile or 2 along the coast is just beautifull any time of year,If your not driving the buses go all the scenic routes along the coast with amazing views to be seen.For walkers id recommend walking up the cliff towards yaverland up to culver down where the views are terrific.You can drive up to culver down if the hill is too much.At late night if you drive up to the car park at culver down and look up at the sky,you can see the entire universe it seems,only on a clear night,even with the naked eye..the whole of the isle of wight is in my opinion an island paradise.!!
jan United Kingdom -
East Cowes - and the rest of the Isle of Wight - is simply...
East Cowes - and the rest of the Isle of Wight - is simply charming and exudes history at every turn. This was our second visit there and we will be back again. Be sure to visit Osborne House and Carisbrooke Castle. Even if you're not a history buff, you will love them. The people here are simply lovely!
Matthew United States of America -
Places to visit include: The Needles - Monkey Haven - Isle...
Places to visit include: The Needles - Monkey Haven - Isle of Wight Zoo - the bus service is superb and covers the whole island - a weekly ticket costs £24 and is well worth the money - lots of reasonable places to eat - we didn't get to Amazon World, Butterfly Haven or the steam train but we'll pick that up on our next visit
PumpkinChick United Kingdom -
The ferry to the Isle of Wight is uncomfortable, very...
The ferry to the Isle of Wight is uncomfortable, very expensive, and unreliable. I only visited one pub, and found a barman complaining about the Scots, all EU citizens, the euro, ... I hope rather than expect that he was not typical of the locals. I was there for 4 days, and felt ripped-off by almost everyone. I did not have one good meal in a restaurant, but did get the worst coffee anyone has ever served me. I will not return.
COLIN Belgium -
Freshwater has a bit of everything including a few surprises.
Freshwater has a bit of everything including a few surprises. Dinosaurs, beaches, Roman Villas, Botanical Gardens. All within a short distance and easy to get to. Don't miss Military Road and Alum Bay. The entire Isle of Wight is a treasure.
Jennifer United States of America -
A delightful little village that was the base for visiting...
A delightful little village that was the base for visiting other sites on the Isle of Wight. It was easy to get to busses and the train as well as walks to pubs and places to eat.
Roger K Thompson United States of America
Explore guest reviews of hotels on Isle of Wight
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Creek View
Wootton Bridge
From $200 per nightOur stay at 3 Creek Gardens was certainly much better than staying in a hotel. We loved having the kitchen and all the extra room the house provided. the house has everything you could possibly want and more. It was nice to walk down to the creek which is very close, and the area is extremely quiet.it is a wonderful and handy point to start sightseeing on the beautiful Isle of Wight.
Scott Shearer United States of America -
Friendly staff ,lovely location ,nice breakfast would stay there again
Kevin -
From $78 per night
We booked the executive room and the view was amazing. Location of the hotel is a plus. They also a live music performance in the evening that was like cherry on top
Niks -
From $140 per night
We We have stayed at the George many times and were pleased that despite a change of ownership, no huge changes have taken place. I mentaly challenged the painting of the pannelling in the Hall but on reflection, remebered that originally it woud have been painted. However, pleased don't strip any more!
Roland -
From $176 per night
The staff is friendly specialty the breakfast staff very kind and helpful and hot water
Khaled -
From $194 per night
Location, staff, food, cleanliness, shower, room size
Didier -
From $120 per night
Even though the hotel had just reopened due to COVID the staff went out of their way to help accommodate us. The dinner itself I could t recommend anymore it was fantastic and all the staff were delightful. No doubt we’ll be back for years to come now we’re engaged and they made our weekend very special.
William Patrick James Atkinson -
From $53 per night
The location is perfectly down on the beachfront, right by the pier and the car park is just a couple minutes walk away. The bar and restaurant area were really well kept, with a one-way system in place which worked. Room was lovely, just a bed, fan, kettle and telly but all we needed.
Robert -
From $119 per night
Friendly welcome and food choices. Wine List fine. Weather was brilliant
Mr Kerry Scott -
From $44 per night
Location, location, location! The room is located at walking distance from the beach and major bus stops at Sandown. The high street is walkable as well. The best part is the view from the 3 windows - one overlooking the town and the white cliffs in the distance and the others, the open sea. This is probably the best view any money can buy you in Sandown; just ask for room 203 (twin, sea view). Beds are comfy and there are the basic kettle-tea-cup inclusions in the room that tick the right boxes. The bathroom is a bit small but very functional, and most of all - clean (what really matters). The staff is there when you need them; we didn't need them much so our interactions we're very limited, short and courteous.
AKSHAY DONGRE -
From $47 per night
Great location right next to the pier and easy to get to restaurants and shops; staff were friendly and responsive to our questions; pool was clean and we enjoyed a daily dip to start the day (and water not too cold as some of the other reviews say!); room was clean and beds comfortable
Y -
From $84 per night
All the staff were super friendly and welcoming. No problem at all providing a safe location for our bikes and even helping us with our luggage. Even though mid dinner service on busy school holiday Kevin brought spare pillow and blankets up to our room to ensure we were comfortable. Definitely nothing too much trouble!
Melanie -
From $60 per night
Frank was the most friendly and welcoming person you could wish to meet and greet you.
Claire -
From $71 per night
Our room was on the ground floor with access to garden and heated pool (keeping room number to ourselves). We arrived at 09.00 and asked if we could park the car and come back at 14.00 staff were very helpful. Breakfast was ace. All staff very cheerful and talkative even with all the extra work with covid. Will comeback
Shane Jeffery -
From $71 per night
Great location, no fuss and lovely, super helpful staff. Looking forward to our next visit :)
Kerry -
From $54 per night
The room was adequate and comfortable.
Tom -
From $84 per night
Both good food and comfy room: wonderful bathroom.
Emily -
From $76 per night
Great location. lovely, helpful staff mostly. Nice and clean.
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