Isle of Wight
For a break you’ll always remember, no island comes this close! The long, hot days of summer attract hundreds of visitors to the coastal resorts to enjoy sailing or a traditional seaside holiday. The island boasts 60 miles of spectacular coastline, with picturesque coves and beautiful bays of golden sand with safe bathing.
The countryside is magnificent. Aside from being an internationally renowned centre for sailing, the island offers countless opportunities to pursue every kind of sport activity. From fishing to golf and windsurfing to flying there is something for everyone.
This diamond-shaped isle is a treasure trove of historic and prehistoric interest. Dinosaurs, ancient tribes, Romans and monarchs throughout the ages have left behind a fascinating trail into the past. The island was once a frequent haunt of many eminent Victorians, including Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll, J M W Turner and Queen Victoria.
Take a break on the Isle of Wight this month!
Here are some ideas of places to stay on the island this month. Or click here to search our database of quality assured accommodation.
Guest accommodation
The Bernay
Location: Sandown
Rating: 3 star
Prices from: £60 per room per night
Newport Quay
Location: Newport
Rating: 4 star plus Enjoy England Silver Award
Prices from: £90 per room per night
Royal Standard
Location: Freshwater
Rating: 4 star
Prices from: £60 per room per night
Hotel accommodation
Ventnor Towers
Location: Ventnor
Rating: 3 star
Prices from: £90 per room per night
Springvale Hotel & Restaurant
Location: Seaview
Rating: 2 star
Prices from: £120 per room per night
Melbourne Ardenlea Hotel
Location: Shanklin
Rating: 3 star
Prices from: £80 per room per night
Self-catering accommodation
The Garden View
Location: Yarmouth
Rating: 3 star
Prices from: £475.50 per week
Gurnard Pines
Location: Cowes
Rating:4 star
Prices from: £695 per week
Note:
All prices are per room per night based on two people sharing a twin or double room, or per unit per week for self-catering accommodation. Prices were correct at the time of going to press, based on bookings made via VisitBritain’s partners.
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