The Best Pubs with Rooms in the Isle of Wight

The Isle of Wight is the perfect holiday destination. Both easily accessible (from London) but also feeling a million miles away. With a scenic coastline, beautiful walking trails, hidden beaches, a strong sailing community and a generally laid back vibe - there is plenty to draw visitors here. Our Hotel Gurus believe that booking a room in a pub is the perfect way to get a real feel for the island - mix with locals at the bar, enjoy the island's produce, and relax after a day outdoors in a cosy environment. With this in mind, we have compiled a collection of the best pubs with rooms in the Isle of Wight to make booking your next hotel a swift and easy task. Whether you would rather a coastal or a countryside stay - why not browse through our collection to get planning your next break?

For beach access

• The Boathouse has an unbeatable location, right on Apply Beach and just a short distance from the centre of Seaview. The pub is a popular spot and the restaurant serves (unsurprisingly) excellent seafood. Rooms are light and airy and the best have sea views. Perfect for a beach break.

For a traditional stay

• The Union Inn is a charming inn set in the heart of Cowes and just a short walk from the sea. Quaint rooms have traditional wallpaper and antiques. Downstairs the pub and restaurant are atmospheric and as popular with locals as they are with tourists.

For a country escape

• The Wight Mouse Inn is perfectly poised for walkers and cyclists, set in a sleepy coastal village in the south of the island. Spacious rooms are light and simply dressed while the pub serves excellent British classics alongside a good selection of ales.
• The Fishbourne is another charming stay well located to explore the coast and countryside. Rooms have a contemporary take on traditional design while much the same is seen in the pub which serves modern British classics. A friendly base to explore the island from.

Still not sure where to book?

• Browse through our list of all the best places to stay in the Isle of Wight or in Hampshire.
• Alternatively, look through our collection of Hampshire's 10 Most Romantic Hotels or the best hotels in the New Forest or the best pubs with rooms in the New Forest.
• Or you could contact one of our friendly Gurus for personalised advice.

  • The Boathouse Seaview 11 rooms from £129

    
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    Local exploring  -  A great base from which to explore the Isle of Wight.

    Birdwatching  -  The Isle of Wight coastline is a haven for birdwatchers.

    Fishing  -  Go on sea fishing trips from Seaview.

    Sights nearby  -  Visit the nearby Spitbank Fort.

    

    Just a short way from the centre of Seaview on the Isle of Wight and directly by Apply Beach, The Boathouse is a charming seaside hotel. The bedrooms are comfortable and airy, decorated with a pale palette. The pub is popular and the restaurant serves excellent seafood. A delightful place. See More

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  • The Wight Mouse Inn Chale, The Isle of Wight 10 rooms from £99

    
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    Sights nearby  -  In Chale itself there is the 14th century St Andrews Church and the 100 year old Chale Green Stores.

    Great walks  -  Find miles of walking trails to be explored.

    Full of character

    Restaurant  -  Recommended.

    

    A delightful rural inn set in a sleepy coastal village in the southern part of the island. Traditionally dressed rooms are both elegant and cosy with soft hues, sink into beds and plenty of light. Excellent pub food is served and there is endless beautiful countryside to be explored. See More

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  • The Fishbourne Isle of Wight, The Isle of Wight 5 rooms from £107

    
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    Country Escape  -  A seaside property ideal for exploring the island's coast and countryside from.

    Great walks  -  Take long scenic walks along the coastal path.

    Restaurant  -  Recommended.

    Full of character

    

    An atmospheric pub topped with a handful of light and airy rooms located in a peaceful spot right next to the Wightlink ferry port. The restaurant serves innovative British fare with an emphasis on local produce and seafood. A tranquil spot from which to explore the island. See More

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Written by Katie Harris

posted Wednesday, 14th October 2020