Welcome to the Isle of Wight, a gem sprinkled off England's south coast! Adventure awaits with stunning beaches, charming villages, and coastal hikes that welcome both relaxation and thrill-seekers. Don’t miss the iconic Needles and the delightful Osborne House. With its rich history and vibrant festivals, there's always something fun brewing on this enchanting island!
Landmark4.4/5
Blackgang Chine
Ventnor's hillside amusement park threads rides through wooded paths. Kids hunt for dinosaurs and eggs among the trees, and the paths lead to the beach.
Landmark4.6/5
Carisbrooke Castle
Nestled on a hill, Carisbrooke Castle in Newport boasts stunning views and a rich history, featuring medieval architecture, a charming chapel, and the well-known donkey-powered well, making it a captivating destination for history enthusiasts.
Culture4.6/5
Osborne
Nestled in East Cowes, Osborne is a stunning Victorian palace once home to Queen Victoria, showcasing exquisite gardens and breathtaking views of the Solent, making it a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts.
Landmark4.3/5
Shanklin Chine
This naturally carved ravine cuts through Shanklin’s cliffs, with a shaded path beside running water. After dark, lights pick out the ravine.
Eat$$$4.2/5
The Salterns
Island Harbour restaurant overlooking the marina, with a dining room that opens onto views of boats along the Medina.
Cafe4.5/5
The Garlic Farm Shop And Restaurant
Experience the unique flavors of The Garlic Farm Shop and Restaurant in Newchurch, where delectable garlic-infused dishes and a charming farm atmosphere combine for a memorable culinary adventure on the Isle of Wight.
Eat$$$4.6/5
The Coast Bar & Dining Room
Eat$$$4.5/5
The Taverners
Eat$$$4.5/5
The Bargeman's Rest
Eat$$$4/5
The Blacksheep Bar
Cafe$$4.6/5
French Franks
Cafe$$$$4.3/5
The Royal Hotel
This 4-star hotel offers luxurious accommodation overlooking Ventnor Bay on the Isle of Wight. It serves award-winning food in its conservatory eating area, and an outdoor swimming pool. Each room at The Royal has a flat-screen TV and tea and coffee-making facilities. Guests can make use of free WiFi in all areas, and there is space for free private parking on site. The subtropical gardens are ideal for relaxing in, and there are picturesque cliff-top walks around the surrounding coastline. The sandy Heritage beaches are just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel, and guests can also explore the Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty that surround the building.
Stay$$$$4.15/5
Luccombe Hall Hotel
With a superb cliff-top location and stunning sea views, this family run hotel has peaceful gardens, free WiFi, an indoor pool, an outdoor heated pool with terrace and a daily breakfast. Originally built in 1870, the Luccombe Hall has large gardens with a giant chess and draughts set, a mini putting green and an outdoor children’s play area. Inside, the Luccombe Hall Country House Hotel has a spa bath, a sauna and a games room. The Grand View Restaurant and the Grand View Tea Gardens have views across Sandown Bay. The lounge serves sandwiches and light snacks throughout the day. The Bishops Bar and Snug is a relaxing area offering a roaring open fire in winter. The rooms at the Luccombe Hall Country House Hotel all come with free bathroom amenities and tea/coffee making facilities. Many of the rooms have glorious sea views.
Stay$$$$4.1/5
The Hambrough
Get the celebrity treatment with world-class service at The Hambrough. Siting high above Ventnor Fishing Harbour on the southern tip of the Isle of Wight, The Hambrough offers boutique accommodation overlooking the sea, just 2 minutes' walk away from Ventnor beach and 5 minutes' drive from the famous Ventnor Botanic Gardens. Bedrooms have comfy beds, espresso machines and flat-screen TVs with satellite. Bathrooms come with Molton Brown toiletries and all but one room has magnificent sea views. Guests can enjoy a hearty continental breakfast each morning, adding many delicious cooked options that .gained award winning AA 5* breakfast award. The sheltered location on the cliff of the Island's south coast means the area experiences more sunshine than much of the British Isles. The property is a 5-minute walk of Ventnor town centre. This is our guests' favourite part of Ventnor, according to independent reviews. Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.4 for a two-person trip.
Stay4.7/5
Brunswick House
This central Ventnor guesthouse has clean, comfortable rooms and apartments. Some rooms are reached by a steep outdoor stairway and balcony.
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