Isle of Wight

The Isle of Wight is a nature-filled delight and a haven of unspoilt beauty thanks to its UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status. Come to soak up the island’s microclimate on breezy coastal walks, paddle board, canoe or kayak the waves, and stroll Sandown pier to try your luck at the kitsch arcades. The capital, Newport, bustles with independent shops and eateries, Ryde is a classic bucket-and-spade town and Yarmouth has a pretty pier jutting out over a peaceful harbour. From our inspected and selected collection of special places to stay, it’s easy to explore this quiet island by train, by foot or on two wheels, where the peace is broken only by birdsong, unless you’re around for the annual music and sailing festivals.

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The Stable at Buddle Place
Niton, Isle of Wight
From £106 p/n

Self-catering

1 place for 6
Families and walkers will be happy at this unfussy seaside retreat with beaches down the road and coastal paths right by your door

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The Barn at Buddle Place
Niton, Isle of Wight
From £103 p/n

Self-catering

1 place for 4
Escape to this contemporary barn on a friendly farmstead with fern-fringed cliffs and walks galore on your door. Ask about ferry discounts

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The Granary at Manor Bottom
Wroxall, Isle of Wight
From £99 p/n

Self-catering

1 place for 4
Chic barn conversion with a swimming pool and country walks from the door; nearby Ventnor has a beach and great places to eat and drink

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Little Pitt Place
Brighstone, Isle of Wight
From £145 p/n

Bed & Breakfast

1 room for 2
B&B as it should be. Home cooked breakfast in an Aga-warmed kitchen, a comfortable bedroom with garden views, a beach you can walk to

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Mole End
Ventnor, Isle of Wight
From £140 p/n

Self-catering

1 place for 4
A lovely old cottage in the cliffside village of St Lawrence. Watch boats sail by from the terrace, soak in an antique bath with sea views…

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