The Best Isle of Wight Pub Accommodation

close to the southern coast, Blackgang Chine and Ventnor, a family orientated, village pub with cosy, well-appointed bedrooms upstairs

restored Edwardian inn that retains plenty of its original character whilst providing modern facilities to ensure a comfortable stay on the island

smart, well-appointed rooms come with sea or woodland views at this family-run pub set amidst Downland near to Blackgang Chine

comfortable and relaxing pub situated directly on the beach, providing contemporary style rooms and a menu of fresh, local food and seafood

traditional, family-run pub set in a scenic spot at the heart of the island, rooms are immaculately presented and come with countryside views

set a few steps from the water's edge in a quiet, unhurried seaside village and offers stylish rooms and good food with a seafood emphasis

conveniently placed beside the ferry terminal in a peaceful setting and features stylish rooms and a contemporary bar and dining room

a well appointed pub - in a prime location that enjoys fine views across The Solent - featuring stylish, spacious rooms and wholesome fayre

a traditional pub with well-presented rooms ideally located opposite the main entrance to Osborne House, Queen Victoria's former holiday home

spoil yourself with a sea view room to enjoy superb views from this cliff top hotel, also enjoy the licensed lounge bar, decking and tea garden

a picture postcard village in a beautiful part of the Isle of Wight is the setting for this country inn with stylish rooms - two have their own patios

an award-winning, 17th-century townhouse on the water's edge boasting Solent views, stylish rooms and fine dining with seafood a speciality

Victorian manor retaining many character features set close to island wide transport links - bus and train - and hovercraft to the mainland

a vibrant inn opposite the Yacht Haven has a lively bar, music and home-cooked meals; it offers modern rooms with a nautical theme

welcoming guests since 1793, this lively, quayside inn features a blend of original features and more modern decor following a refurbishment

free house, guest house and bistro combined and set overlooking the beach, the large terrace is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the views

traditional, community pub situated a 15-minute walk from Carisbrooke Castle providing homely rooms, home-cooked food and live music

Victorian villa set on the hillside enjoying wonderful sea views, the updated interior is stylish and modern and there is an opulent bar

enjoys a scenic cliff top location overlooking the English Channel and offers a conservatory lounge, delightful garden and bar and bistro

former coaching inn dating from the 17th century offering 2 restaurants, characterful bar, cosy and comfortable rooms and a central location

Ship ahoy! Distinctive pub set a stone's throw from the harbour with light and airy rooms, a lively bar and a menu with a seafood emphasis

a former coaching inn standing on Ryde's bustling Union Street offering comfortable, well-equipped rooms and a conservatory lounge bar

provides simple, budget style rooms and is ideally located for Newport's shops, restaurants and bars and the Quay Arts Centre is also near by

centrally located pub, features a lively bar, beer garden and simple style guest rooms, with Ryde's shops and restaurants on the door step

at this characterful 18th century smugglers inn, rooms have been tastefully renovated to provide sumptuous beds and smart modern bathrooms