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The Broadway Park Hotel
Offering a restaurant, The Broadway Park Hotel is located in Sandown. Free WiFi access is available. There is also an electric kettle.
Royal Esplanade Hotel
Located on Ryde Esplanade, on the Isle of Wight, Royal Esplanade Hotel boats views of the Solent. The Grade II Victorian building, features a terrace and restaurant.
The Veteran Hotel & Bar
Located in Ryde and with Ryde Beach reachable within a 8-minute walk, The Veteran Hotel & Bar provides a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Lakeside Park Hotel & Spa
Overlooking a 20-acre lake, and in 17 acres of grounds, this 4-star hotel has an indulgent spa and free Wi-Fi throughout the building. Lakeside Park Hotel offers dining options with picturesque views....
The Grange B&B
In the heart of Shanklin's Old Village, The Grange B&B offers 4-star guest accommodations within a gorgeous Georgian country house listed in the AA's Best British B&B Guide.
Luccombe Hall Hotel
With a superb cliff-top location and stunning sea views, this family-run hotel has peaceful gardens, free WiFi, an indoor pool, an outdoor heated pool with terrace and a daily breakfast.
Medehamstede Hotel
The Medehamstede Hotel is set among spacious well-kept gardens in the coastal town of Shanklin.
The Wight Bay Hotel - Isle of Wight
This family-friendly hotel is just 3 minutes’ stroll from Sandown Pier and the sandy Sandown Beach.
Mayfair Hotel - Isle of Wight
Just a minute’s walk from the beach, The Mayfair features lovely views across Sandown Bay. Each of the warmly furnished rooms provides a TV and tea/coffee facilities.
The Hambrough
Get the celebrity treatment with world-class service at The Hambrough.
What Guests Said About Arreton:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
The facilities at the location looked good, but as we were...
The facilities at the location looked good, but as we were there in early march for our wedding anniversary most were closed. Arreton is in an ideal mid island location which meant everything was 15 miles travel in any direction. we really liked the Thai and Chinese in Ryde plus the bowling alley, and a quirky restaurant in Cowes high street called Call It What You Want. The road outside the cottage was very busy in school drop off and pick up times, but apart from that we never heard any traffic. The garden was full of birds and an amazing red squirrel, and would be a great place to sit out in having drinks in warmer times. The White Lion pub was pretty dead but the dairyman's daughter offered reasonable pub grub, but shut early. nearby the fighting cocks was always busy with good food, the hare and hounds closed earlier than advertised, as it is early season. The monkey & donkey sanctuaries were great, as was the Garlic farm, not so happy with the amazon zoo, If we had longer would have used the electric train using London underground carriages, and also the steam train which opens at Easter. The sleepy south eastern coastal towns would be better visited later in the season, as they were pretty much closed. The hovercraft at Ryde were tempting, but expensive, as was the excellent car ferry over from Southampton.
Ray
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