The Isle of Wight (Ventnor )

Entirely charming, quaint Saxon B&B offers a stay of total seclusion completely off the 'beaten-track'. Rooms boast a delicate, rustic French-style decor, featuring plush beds. Surrounding gardens and countryside make this a gentle and beautiful stay. Plus 3 self-catering barns.

• Romantic Break - Perfect for an intimate, romantic break in the total peace and quiet of the secluded countryside. Beautiful walks and gardens.
• Full of character - Beautiful yet simple decor. Saxon house featuring large rooms, low doorways, Persian rugs and white-washed walls.
• Country Escape - Enclosed by natural surroundings and near to the coast and beautiful St Catherine's chalk down.
• Hideaway - Totally off the beaten-track, this charming B&B offers total seclusion.

The Isle of Wight (West Cowes)

Set in a 19th-century Grade II listed property, the quaint North House is situated on the coast of Cowes. Featuring many original features such as period fireplaces, the hotel also offers chic boutique accommodation with elegant furnishings. Sublime seafood served up. A lovely and intimate spot.

• Romantic Break - Lovely accommodation, beautiful sea views and splendid cuisine-the ideal spot for a romantic getaway
• Local exploring - North House is the perfect base from which to explore Cowes
• Sailing
• Sights nearby - Go visit the historic Osborne House

The Isle of Wight (Isle Of Wight)

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.

• 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.
• Restaurant
• Traditional

Seaview

An eccentric family run hotel in a fabulous setting - the 1930s with a ‘60s twist. Forget en suite bathrooms, but for families wanting a very relaxed seaside atmosphere at reasonable rates, with lots of friends to make, it's an experience. The antithesis of boutique.

• Families - A memorable experince for all the family, with eccentric hosts, communal bathrooms and plenty of beachlife.
• Great walks - With over thirty miles of Heritage coastline, there are many stunning walks to be had.
• Sailing - A prime sailing spot and a favourite past time for both locals and tourists.
• Sights nearby - Carisbrooke Castle - once a prison for Charles I.

The Isle of Wight (Fishbourne )

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.

• 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
• Traditional

Cowes

Albert Cottage Hotel is an excellent establishment on the outskirts of East Cowes. Each room has been individually decorated with aplomb and features ornate beds and antique furniture. The restaurant is superb. A great launchpad from which to explore the Isle of Wight.

• Local exploring - A great base for exploring the many attractions of the Isle of Wight.
• Sailing - Cowes Week is a famous annual regatta on the island. Sailing is readily available.
• Great walks - Go walking along the stunning Compton Chine.
• Sights nearby - Visit Carisbrooke and Calshot Castles.

Seaview

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.

• 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.

Yarmouth

Handsome, relaxed Georgian hotel in charming Yarmouth with great Solent views. Popular food, lovely bedrooms, some with antique panelling and private decks. Family friendly, a great base for sailing or exploring the Island.

• Romantic Break - The perfect getaway for two, simple yet undeinably elegant rooms, deep soaking tubs, views of the bay and top notch dining.
• Local exploring - Situated between the pier and Yarmouth Castle, there is plenty to keep you entertained.
• Sights nearby - Less than a mile away is Fort Victoria now housing an aquarium, planetarium and underwater archaeology centre.
• Great walks - Work up and appetite for dinner along the miles of coastal paths and trails.

The Isle of Wight (The Isle of Wight)

Set on the seafront in Freshwater Bay, this stylish hotel oozes coastal charm. Light and airy rooms are decorated in subtle shades of turquoise and green, creating a chic vibe. There's a restaurant serving locally sourced food, a welcoming bar, and spectacular views all around. A relaxing retreat.

• Beach Life - Freshwater Bay, a picturesque beach in West Wight, offers endless hours of fun whether you're rock-pooling, surfing, or relaxing
• Local exploring - Discover The Needles Landmark Attraction with a chairlift, boat trips, fairground rides, and the iconic lighthouse
• Great walks - To the west of the hotel, Tennyson Down has the most amazing walk up to the monument named after the Victorian poet Laureate
• Restaurant - Enjoy locally-sourced food at The Rock with wonderful views while you dine

Seaview

Friendly, stylish hub in the centre of charming Seaview, popular with locals. Boasting a busy terrace, two restaurants and a mix contemporary or chintzy bedrooms in various sizes, some with views. Great base for sailing or local exploring, 50 yards from the sea.

• Families - A family friendly hotel on an island that provides plently of outdoor activities for children, plus babysitting services.
• Beach Life - Situated right on the coast. Ideal for all manner of sea bourne activities or simply coastal walking.
• Sights nearby - Puckpool Mortar Battery is nearby and makes for an interesting historical visit.
• Great walks - Bring one of the hotels packed lunches and walk the coastal path to Ryde beach.

Ventnor

An enchanting clifftop villa with spectacular seaviews, in charming Ventnor. Lovely light and modern bedrooms with pampering bathrooms. Nearly all bedrooms have views, some with balconies.The fine dining restaurant uses local produce and experimental cooking. A chic stay.

• Foodies - Chef Robert Thompson has transformed the restaurant into a veritable Mecca for foodies- emphasis is on local, fresh ingrediants.
• Romantic Break - Stylish rooms, with private balconies overlooking the picturesque bay, incredible food and romantic walks along the coast.
• Sights nearby - Visit the nearby is historical and beautiful village of Bonchurch, once the home of Charles Dickens.
• Great walks - Make the most of the miles of sandy beaches and coastal paths.

The Isle of Wight (Ventnor)

An elegant hill top property boasting glorious sea views. Bright rooms mix contemporary and traditional styles with steel grey and white hues, heavily draped sash windows and luxurious bathrooms. A smart restaurant offers well executed British classics and there's a buzzy bar too.

• Total relaxation - An elegant coastal property, ideal for quiet weekend breaks.
• Great walks - Take long walks along the coast and through the picturesque countryside surrounding Ventnor.
• Sights nearby - Visit the grand baroque-style stately home, Appuldurcombe House.
• Swimming Pool - Outdoor pool

Cowes (Isle of Wight)

A sophisticated hotel in Cowes old town where rooms are divided between the main house, lodge and poolside garden suites. The interiors are elegantly cosy with Chesterfield sofas and working fireplaces. There's a chic restaurant, plus a garden with firepit. A wonderful mix of modern and traditional.

• Local exploring - It's in a great location for shopping, visiting art galleries or taking a stroll along the beach
• Romantic Break - Room Three has an in-room roll top bath tub for romantic fire-side soaks
• Restaurant - The Smoking Lobster restaurant serves seasonal ingredients with Mediterranean influences
• Sights nearby - Osborne House, Queen Victoria’s summer home in East Cowes, is nearby

The Isle of Wight (South East Coast)

Perched on the cliffs, this boutique retreat boasts sweeping sea views and a serene, secluded atmosphere. The interiors are elegant with vintage chandeliers, original fireplaces, and plush velvet furniture. Guests can enjoy landscaped gardens, a heated pool, and a tennis court. A picturesque escape.

• Beach Life - Discover nearby Shanklin Beach, where golden sands and calm waters offer a tranquil spot for sunbathing or a casual beach day
• Country Escape - Set within scenic gardens, with sweeping views over the Isle of Wight, it’s perfect for peaceful countryside walks
• Sights nearby - Explore Shanklin Old Village, a charming spot filled with thatched cottages, boutique shops, and inviting tearooms
• Golf - Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round at the nearby Shanklin & Sandown Golf Club, set in a stunning coastal location