Accommodation Isle of Wight Pubs & Inns

Find traditional British Inns on the Wight - you wont be disappointed with your stay on the Island. Some of the best places to stay are British Pubs and Inns and the Isle of Wight's accommodation and hospitality is first class. Snook away in the places that provide relaxation and peace and quiet. Sea View is highly recommended any time of the year for a very relaxed and romantic break. Cowes Week should be booked in advance, 2010 Cowes week some pubs to stay in and options.
Be sure to check ferry times as they change for the winter season! Christmas and new Year on the Isle of wight - book early!

Pub Rooms Pubs with Accommodation

It's not just Pubs and Inns with accommodation there has been a surge in Inn Hotel developments that cater for the fast moving travellers, so do keep coming back to Pub Rooms as we are constanlty adding new places to stay.

Dining Pub of The Year 2010 Awarded 4 AA stars The Crab and Lobster 32 Forelands Field Road Bembridge PO35 5TR 01983 872244 Awarded "Isle of Wight Dining Pub of The Year 2010" by the Good Pub Guide. Enjoying a superb coastal location with un-equalled sea views over Bembridge Ledge on the Isle of Wight. The most sought after hostelry with a proven track record is popular with both locals and visitors alike, where the locally caught seafood can be enjoyed all year round. With a traditional intimate beamed interior and attractive patio areas it has all the ingredients for a relaxed and enjoyable experience. Its five ensuite Bed and Breakfast Rooms provide the location for a perfect escape and have been awarded 4 AA stars. No Video - Check B&B Prices and Availability UK Pubs » The Crab and Lobster

Traditional English Bed and Breakfast 8 en-suite rooms The Steamer Inn 18 The Esplanade Shanklin PO37 6BS 01983 862641 The Steamer offers excellent accommodation with eight en-suite rooms including four with balconies overlooking the sea. Wake up in the morning to see the sun rise from the east over the stunning cliffs of Culver down. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in our bar/restaurant overlooking Shanklin's sandy beach. No Video - Check B&B Prices and Availability UK Pubs » The Steamer Inn

Award Winning Pub Spyglass Inn The Spyglass Inn The Esplanade Ventnor PO38 1JX 01983 855338 One of the Isle of Wights’s oldest hostelries, The Spyglass Inn offers character Bed Breakfast accommodation in self-contained apartments, comprising double bedrooms with en-suite facilities, a lounge and balcony/terrace overlooking Ventnor Bay. The apartments are tastefully furnished; include a kitchenette for you to prepare breakfast from the fresh local produce that we provide, and have all the fixtures to make your stay both relaxing and pleasurable. Our accommodation is available all year round and competitively priced for a short break or long stay. No Video - Check B&B Prices and Availability UK Pubs » The Spyglass Inn

Pubs and Inns B&B

The Isle of Wight has some great Pubs with B&B. Because the Isle Of Wight is an island catering for holiday makers there are more hotels and guest houses than pubs with accommodation, however the pubs and inns that have been transformed into Bed and Breakfasts is much more exciting.

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The Lansdowne Arms

Shanklin

B&B from £45 a Night

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Fountain Hotel

Cowes

B&B from £50 a night

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The Windmill Inn

Bembridge

B&B From £35 a Night

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Wight Mouse Inn

Chale

B&B from £75 a night

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The Crown Hotel

Ryde

£70 Doubles Ensuite

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The Duke of York

Cowes

B&B from £85 a night

Because of the shortage of Pubs and Inns on the Isle of Wight, Pub Rooms would like to know about the best Pub B&B's you have stayed in on the Isle of Wight, so we can share your experiences with everyone else. If we can't find good Pubs & Inns with B&B's we'll try and list some hotels that are in line with traditional Pubs and Inns.

How many guides are out there and still finding a place that says one thing on the tin but does something?
AA Accommodation Guide
Good Pub Guide
British Pubs Bed and Breakfast
Mr & Mrs Smith Accommodation Guides

Cowes Week

Cowes Week is traditionally held during the week beginning on the first Saturday after the last Tuesday in July (except where the tides make the traditional dates virtually unworkable). Since 1826 Cowes Week has played a key part in the British sporting summer calendar. It is one of the UK’s longest running sporting events. Staging up to 40 daily races with over 1,000 boats it's the largest sailing regatta in the world.
Competitive sailing and social activities make Cowes Week a fusion of excitment. The 8,500 competitors range from Olympic and world class professionals to weekend sailors. Over 100,000 spectators come to watch the sailing from all over the World. If you decide to venture to Cowes week you'll enjoy parties and live entertainment. It is truly a unique atmosphere and genuinely a one-of-a-kind event. The Duke of York is the most popular place to stay.

Travelling to the Isle of Wight

Travelling to and on the Isle of Wight.

The Isle of Wight is approximately 24 miles East to West, and 12 miles North to South, being about 150 square miles in area. It can be reached by ferry via Lymington, Southampton and Portsmouth.

Getting to the Isle of Wight by Sea The Isle of Wight is located just off the south coast of Southern England and is linked to the mainland ports of Lymington, Southampton and Portsmouth by vehicle ferries, high speed passenger catamarans and hovercraft. The island is served by three main operators. These are Hovertravel, Red Funnel and Wightlink.

Book Online with isleofwight.com and Red Funnel Ferries
Useful sea travel contact numbers:


Red Funnel - 0844 844 9988
(Southampton - Cowes) passenger only
(Southampton - East Cowes) car ferry
>> Book Online on isleofwight.com
redfunnel.co.uk


Hovertravel - 01983 811 000
(Southsea - Ryde) passenger only
hovertravel.co.uk


Wightlink - 0871 376 10 00
(Lymington - Yarmouth) car ferry
(Portsmouth - Fishbourne) car ferry
(Portsmouth - Ryde) passenger only
wightlink.co.uk


by Bus on the Isle of Wight
Southern Vectis provides public transport on the Isle of Wight and has been acknowledged as one of the best rural bus services in the country.

Useful contact numbers: Southern Vectis
Bus Enquiry Helpline - 01983 532373
Head Office - 01983 827000
Head Office Fax - 01983 524961
islandbuses.info


Getting to the Isle of Wight by Air & Road
The London airports of Heathrow and Gatwick are both about one and a half hours by road from the ferry terminals. Competitive long haul taxis can be arranged by calling any of the numbers listed below - these are likely to be less expensive than public transport if there are two or more passengers. Travellers from Europe can fly directly to Southampton airport which is about twenty minutes by taxi from the Southampton ferry terminal.