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standard-title Isle of Wight Experience the Isle of Wight and plan your trip to the Island. Find hotel and accommodation deals, restaurant reviews, events calendar and detailed visitors guides to guarantee perfects stays on the Isle of Wight.

Isle of Wight

Experience the Isle of Wight and plan your trip to the Island. Find hotel and accommodation deals, restaurant reviews, events calendar and detailed visitors guides to guarantee perfects stays on the Isle of Wight.

Greetings from the Isle of Wight

Are you looking for tourist information about The Isle of Wight?  Find the best hotels, bed and breakfasts, holiday parks, self-catering holiday cottages, caravan and camping parks that the Isle of Wight has to offer. We have them all.

Isle of Wight Self CateringSpecial offers and information for the Isle of Wight which is updated daily including towns and beaches guides. A superb events diary and information on Isle of Wight Festivals. Wherever you go on the Isle of Wight, one thing is for sure,  you will always receive a warm welcome.  We look forward to seeing you soon.

The Isle of Wight is also a World renowned area for dinosaurs.  People come from all around the World to go fossil hunting and to study the geology of the Island.  Whilst these were perhaps our first tourists to the Isle of Wight, Queen Victoria, and her family were arguably the most famous, creating a holiday home at Osborne House, which she later made her permanent home after the death of Prince Albert.

Featured Isle of Wight Hotels

Luccombe Manor Country House Hotel in Shanklin offers a friendly and relaxing family hotel accommodation in a peaceful location close to the beach and old village. One of only a handful of dog-friendly Isle of Wight hotels Luccombe Manor extends the warmest welcome to your four-legged friend.

A family run hotel which prides itself on its friendly service and warm reception will make you feel special as soon as you step through the door.

If your idea of a perfect break involves looking out upon wonderful views of the sea then spend an evening, before and after dinner, in our wonderful lounge. You will experience delicious fine dining and stunning sea views in The Appley Restaurant. You can also enjoy refreshments in the Grand View Tea Gardens which also boast panoramic views of Shanklin and Sandown beaches.

The facilities at Luccombe Manor Country House Hotel, Shanklin are designed to enhance your feeling of getting away from it all with an emphasis on relaxation where you can marvel in the beauty of this stunning seafront location and savour the peace and quiet.

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Luccombe Hall Hotel is stunningly located on the cliff top in Shanklin. As one of the best-located isle of Wight hotels, you will be spoilt for just the best sea views, especially if you choose one of our Superior Sea Facing Rooms with their own spacious private balconies. The hotel is just a couple of minutes away from the main Shanklin to Ventnor Road and occupies a very peaceful location yet is only a few minutes walk to Shanklin Old Village.

Luccombe Hall Hotel is proud to be able to offer the best range of facilities of any hotel on the Isle of Wight. There’s plenty to do for all the family, whatever the weather. Relax in the hot tub or sauna. Allow the kids to let off some steam with a swim in the indoor or outdoor pools and a round of table tennis or mini golf.  For the little ones there is also a soft play area and for the older children, Playstation and Wii with a huge range of games, along with pool and air hockey tables.  Our Courtesy Shed houses a host of complimentary items to make your stay more enjoyable, from fossil hunting kits to windbreaks, footballs, crab lines and shrimp nets – everything you need for an amazing day on the beach below the hotel.

Where to stay on the Isle of Wight

Our Isle of Wight website includes a comprehensive range of everything that is great about the Isle of Wight. “The Garden Isle”, as it is known, offers a vast array of holiday accommodation for every taste and budget. There are hotels, bed and breakfasts, holiday parks, self-catering, holiday cottages, caravan and camping parks and boutique hotels. There is something for all the family, couples, youngsters and hopeless romantics looking for that special break.

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What to do on the Isle of Wight

The Isle of Wight has so much to offer, from the Isle of Wight Festival and Garlic Festival to our miles of stunning walks and cycle tracks. Much of the Isle of Wight has been designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty and the rolling downlands that form the backbone of the Island extend to the towering white cliffs at Alum Bay in the west and Culver Cliff in the east. We have superb beaches of golden sand and pretty coves and bays, such as Ventnor and Steephill. For those wanting a more dramatic backdrop and a spot of surfing and fossil hunting, try Compton and Brook – you won’t be disappointed.

Where to eat on the Isle of Wight

The Island also offers a wealth of specialist restaurants offering fresh, Isle of Wight produce from both the land and of course the sea with Ventnor Bay crab and lobster is often found on menus. We also have an array of pubs and restaurants that offer good value for money for those looking to stay with us on a bed and breakfast or self-catering basis.

Wherever you go on the Isle of Wight, one thing is for sure, you will always receive a warm welcom.

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Isle of Wight

Beach Guide

Find out about all the main beaches on the Isle of Wight such as Shanklin, Sandown, Ventnor and the large expanse of sand at Ryde, as well as an Islander’s guide to those hidden away coves and bays that are so often missed by the tourist. 

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Isle of Wight

Special Offers

Crazy Special Offers and Last Minute Deals are offered by accommodation providers, attractions and eateries.  Make sure you check them out.  To take advantage of the latest Island news and offers, make sure you subscribe to our mailing list

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Isle of Wight

Travel Guide

Travelling to the Island is easy, by car, rail or coach.  5 hours from Manchester and just over 2 from London.  Remember that the cheapest way to get across the Solent is to ask the accommodation provider for a ferry inclusive price.

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Isle of Wight

Dog Friendly 

We want you to enjoy your holiday on the Island, but we also want you to bring your four-legged friend along too. We have a list of dog-friendly beaches that both you and man’s best friend will most certainly enjoy.

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The Isle of Wight Events Diary

The Isle of Wight has events on all year round, so it does not matter when you come, there will always be something to see and do.  isleofwight.com has put together a great Events Diary which is regularly updated to ensure that you can find what’s on TODAY.    We will tell you when the festivals are scheduled for and also help you find accommodation.  It couldn’t be easier.

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