Isle of Wight Cottages

Isle Of Wight Cottages

Isle of Wight

Bed in Sandown (85248)

Ref: S377024

Quirky and characterful with unique decor and access to some excellent facilities, this cosy annexe is perfect for couples. You ll be situated just a short walk from Sandown s glorious sandy beach for seashore strolls and leisurely dips in the sea...

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£68

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St. Michael’s House

Ref: S191163

Reviews 58

St Helens is a wonderful village situated near the coast of the Isle of Wight, found in between both Bembridge and Seaview. A traditional English village, it's a great area for tourists to explore English heritage, with The Duver just a short walk...

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£61

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Bed in Bembridge (93246)

Ref: S778762

This delightful holiday home in the pretty seaside village of Bembridge is the perfect spot for a lovely relaxing holiday. Sleeping six guests, it has a splendid bright and spacious open plan living area, overlooking a large, suntrap garden. The...

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£109

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The Old Kitchens

Ref: S165787

Reviews 29

Totland is a village and civil parish in the Isle of Wight, England, situated on the coastline. It offers a number of local pubs, restaurants, shops and supermarkets for fine food and local produce. With easy access into The Needles Headland and...

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£95

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Bed in Ventnor (82973)

Ref: S367183

Escape to the southern reaches of the beautiful Isle of Wight and stay in this idyllic village location, enjoying a holiday characterised by long strolls through the countryside and delicious meals crafted with only the finest local ingredients....

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£91

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The Coach House

Ref: S4059

Reviews 49

Chale is a small coastal farming village on the south coast of the Isle of Wight. Chale has a pub/restaurant and easy access to some wonderful walks along the coast or rolling downland. From Chale it is easy to explore the island, from The Needles...

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£88

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4 Afton Barns

Ref: S526873

Reviews 11

Freshwater consists of Freshwater Village and Freshwater Bay on the Isle of Wight. Freshwater village has small shops, cafes, and the West Wight Sports Centre and Indoor Pool. Freshwater Bay and nearby Compton Bay are known for their high chalk...

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£63

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Bed in Ventnor (94193)

Ref: S820526

Nestled in the heart of Ventnor, this charming cottage with stunning sea views is the perfect haven for families or two couples seeking a coastal getaway. Your adventure begins right at your doorstep with the Ventnor Coastal Path only 300 metres...

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£86

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Tower Barn Cottage

Ref: S777960

Reviews 7

Ryde, fondly known as "The Gateway to the Island", is the largest town on the Isle of Wight and became popular as a holiday destination in the 1820s. Today, the regular ferry, catamaran and hovercraft services make this lovely resort accessible...

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£139

per night

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6 Yarmouth Cottages

Ref: S169825

Reviews 50

Freshwater is a lively coastal town on the western tip of the Isle of Wight, made up of Freshwater Village and Freshwater Bay. Discover an assortment of different shops, cafés and pubs, not to mention a number of attractions appealing to different...

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£52

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Little Duxmore Barn

Ref: S104249

Reviews 36

Ryde, on the Isle of Wight has a range of shops, pubs and restaurants as well as six miles of beaches. Along the esplanade there are bowling greens, tenpin bowling, putting greens and childrens rides as well as a lake and paddling pool. The...

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£109

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Bed in Shanklin (92052)

Ref: S697528

An opulent coastal home with a beautifully designed garden, set in the heart of Shanklin a stone s throw from the glistening Isle of Wight shoreline. This impressive property is the ideal base for a family retreat or friends gathering with a...

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£132

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Sea Breeze

Ref: S820618

Reviews 3

The village of Totland rests in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the west side of the Isle of Wight's beautiful coast, offering visitors local shops and pubs and spectacular unspoilt coastal scenery. The award-winning beaches of both...

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£145

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5 Yarmouth Cottages

Ref: S169824

Reviews 41

Freshwater is a large village and civil parish at the western end of the Isle of Wight, England. Boasting a lovely sandy beach ideal for family day trips, as well as access to the chalk cliffs and a number of historical attractions. The village...

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£52

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Bed in West Cowes (92540)

Ref: S774949

A charming cottage within 150 metres of Cowes High Street and just 1.5 miles from Gurnard Beach. This dog friendly cottage is well suited to small families or groups of friends keen to explore the Isle coastal and inland attractions, and features...

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£102

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Swallows

Ref: S46032

Reviews 20

The Victorian seaside resort of Ventnor is situated at the southern end of the Isle of Wight. The town is sheltered by St. Boniface Down, one of the island's highest points, and it also offers sandy and shingle beaches, the Botanical Gardens,...

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£69

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Bed in East Cowes (91562)

Ref: S677482

A tastefully appointed countryside lodge surrounded by lush oak trees and tropical foliage. Situated on the fringes of historic Whippingham, this tranquil escape is ideal for couples or solo travellers. Embark on a scenic saunter along the...

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£66

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Bed in Newport (86258)

Ref: S424193

Escape to this beautiful annexe with your loved one and enjoy a romantic break in the centre of the Isle of Wight, close to the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the town of Newport. Whether you prefer exploring on foot, taking trips to...

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£81

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Bed in Godshill (IC146)

Ref: S233276

The Coach House is situated on the South East side of the Island in an attractive farm courtyard, with ancient Grade II listed barns and a traditional farmhouse which dates back to the 17th Century. Sainham Farm occupies a picturesque position,...

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£81

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Bed in Newchurch (89932)

Ref: S591531

Prepare for a romantic stay to remember at this Nordic style glamping hut tucked away off a quiet bridleway. This cosy and compact accommodation has room for two lovers keen to get away from it all and spend some quality time together. There s a...

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£74

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Little Osney

Ref: S603995

Reviews 10

The largest settlement in England, Bembridge, is located on the Isle of Wight's easternmost point. Because Bembridge was formerly an island and up until the Victorian era, it was made up of a collection of wooden homes and farms. As a result,...

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£50

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Bed in Newport (94188)

Ref: S820525

A charming and distinctive retreat for a romantic getaway, solo retreat or small family holiday, providing an opportunity to explore the captivating woodland surroundings. You'll also find delightful companions on the farm, such as friendly sheep...

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£80

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Bed in Newport (95453)

Ref: S880569

This chic studio for two is located on a fabulous country estate near Newport with an on site equestrian centre, restaurant and bar. Part of a complex of holiday properties arranged around a communal garden, it comes with paddock views and picnic...

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£79

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Bed in Newport (92477)

Ref: S700866

A chocolate box cottage set within the owner s tranquil private grounds and enveloped by rolling pastures. This romantic hideaway is perfect for couples seeking a blissfully rural escape on the Isle of Wight. Step back in time with a stroll...

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£92

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Self-catering holidays on the Isle of Wight

Nestled south of the English mainland, the Isle of Wight is more than a collection of sandy beaches and stunning countryside - it is Britain's biggest holiday park. Home to high cliffs, bustling city centres and over 60 miles of beautiful award-winning beaches, this diverse landscape is an absolute gem.

To the West you'll find natural beauties like the Needles where you can stop and snap away for one of the best photo opportunities in the whole of the UK. Or head East, near St Helens, where you'll discover the history of Dinosaur Isle, which dates back almost 150 million years.

The Isle of Wight's Alum Bay is known across the world for its incredible coloured sands, while few places on the planet beat the romance of the Isle of Wight Steam Railway. Best of all, this island is a holiday destination for every kind of getaway. Whether you're looking for a secluded lover's escape or non-stop family-friendly fun, this idyllic island has a place for you.

While relatively small, the Isle of Wight boasts hundreds of gorgeous holiday homes. So whatever kind of self-catering cottage you're craving, this idyllic island will provide. Fancy an extra-cosy cottage? Well, then how about somewhere romantic with an open fire or maybe a thatched cottage on a working farm? Are you travelling with friends? Then how about an extra-large holiday home or perhaps a property with a pool? Are you craving an incredible sea view? Peruse cottages on the with a sea view or maybe by the beach.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Carol - Verified booking

Things we loved: Location is fantastic.

The equipment in the house was excellent, everything you need is there including a lovely welcome pack for immediate needs (eggs. Bread, milk etc) everything has been thought of and provided. The hosts are really warm and welcoming. There was a problem with the gate and Vicki rang to say it was broken as she was concerned about security and our dog (which wasnât a problem for us) We also had a problem with lights failing and they immediately tried to fix but the bathroom only had a mirror light which made it difficult but these things canât be helped. Things we didnât love: Exterior/gardens is really nothing like the advert photos which show a neat and tidy garden. The grass hadnât been cut and the garden was quite overgrown. The lovely little courtyard looks pristine and tidy and would have been lovely to sit out in but again, nothing like the advert photos. Definitely needs some maintenance and tlc. We found the bed to be small for us (double bed) and the memory foam mattresses werenât very comfortable (but thatâs our preferences and might be fine for others) We also had to spend half an hour removing an amount of cobwebs. (Our dogs toy went under a table in the hallway and it had to be washed because of the amount of dust and cobwebs) The one thing that bothered us more than anything was we had taken some of our own glasses etc from home to use and when we reported the lights being broken whoever came in broke one of our glasses and threw the broken glass in the recycling bin with no note or message saying (apologising?) about the broken glass and that to be careful it was in the bin bag. We also found two large chunks of broken glass just under the cooker but sticking out a little bit that we noticed them, with some smaller fragments which had obviously been missed when getting our broken glass up. We have a dog and she could have cut herself. (Also there was a dirty cloth left on a chair along with a bowl of dirty water in the sink. A small annoyance but along with breaking our glass and not letting us know just added to it) We are saddened about these things as we had a great week on the island but feel itâs the right thing to do to write them down as this is our experience.

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Laura - Verified booking

Just got home from a wonderful week at St Micheal's House.

Honestly cannot fault it at all. Sally was there to welcome us when we arrived and gave us a quick tour of the cottage and told us some history of the property. She had even baked us a cake and put a pint of milk in the fridge so we could have a cup of tea whilst we settled in. All bed linen, towels, etc were included. Also little things like hairdryers, soap, and washing up liquid which most places always overlook. The house was lovely and clean and very cosy. The garden is a great size if you have inquisitive dogs and/or children. Very pet-friendly. Dog beds, towels, blankets, water bowls, and treats were all provided which was a nice touch. I managed to break my ankle on the first day of the holiday by falling down a pothole on the causeway. Sally was lovely and offered us aids such as a wheelchair, shower seat, and bath seat in order to make our stay more comfortable. She also gave us some ideas of places to visit which were accessible. I honestly cannot think of a single bad thing to say about the whole week. Even the weather was good for Halloween/Bonfire Night week. Lovely host and lovely accommodation. We ventured out to Appley park which is a must-do for anyone who wants a walk along the coast and also through woodland etc. And also the walk that Sally recommends when you check-in (Just watch out for potholes ;) ). Also busy bees garden centre is right opposite the big Tesco and a must-do. Especially if you visit when their Christmas shop is there. It is a beautiful place to go and visit. We will definitely be coming back next year once we have booked annual leave. Thank you so much!!! <3 x

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Emmajane - Verified booking

We really loved the Old Kitchens and were super impressed by the enormity of the work you did to restore the building and make it what it is again today.

There were only 2 nice to haves and 1 must have for us. Nice to haves a sieve in the kitchen and a shaver and toothbrush charge point somewhere doesnt have to be in the bathroom but would be handy to have somewhere. Must have for us slightly higher fencing at the rear and lefthand corner of the property. Our long legged dog found it very interesting round the back there and we couldnt take our eyes off him when he was round the back because the wire fence was quite low. The cat that lived in the house down the drive was a great enticement LOL. And I can only imagine campers other dogs and outdoor food smells might be too much for our dog to resist come the camping months coming from the campsite next door. So we wouldn't be able to risk coming back in the summer, which is a shame, because we loved the spot so much, we would most certainly be tempted otherwise. Another winter stay would be lovely though. The wood burner was wonderful when it got going which was super easy. And although the TV chromecast didnt work for us for whatever reason the kids were happy with their laptops in their bedroom and we were happy with just watching the fire. Simple pleasures. The sunset through the gap in the trees was a delight. All in all a top location and a top holiday let. Thank you so much for all your work to make this place happen.

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Blair - Verified booking

We enjoyed staying at The Old Kitchens.

It's close to many beautiful views. It's only a short (uphill) walk to Tennyson Down and the Celtic cross landmark; it's also perhaps an hour's walk across the downs to The Needles (or a 30 minute run if so inclined). It takes approximately 30 minutes to walk to Freshwater town centre for supplies (coop) or a 5 minute drive. We couldn't fault the accommodation. It was clean. It had all the amenities one could ask for, eg washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, cooker. There was WiFi and the TV was smart so in the evenings we could light a nice warm fire (in the wood burner) and watch catch-up TV on iPlayer, YouTube and Netflix. The building is a conversion and has a lot of character (there are some photos of the what it looked like before available). One minor downside is that the main lounge area is very large and tricky to heat. That said, the owners will pop by and adjust the heating to make more comfortable if required. A personal thing for us is that the main bedroom is quite far from the twin room where we set up a cot for our baby; although it wasn't completely out of earshot we felt more comfortable with one of us staying in the same room overnight. I expect the distance of the two bedrooms becomes more of a benefit when the kids get older; so I expect we'll be visiting again hopefully in a couple of year's time.

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Helen - Verified booking

We had a wonderful week at The Old Kitchens.

A very different place to stay, the Lounge was out of this world, Bedrooms and Shower Room was just perfect too. The kitchen was in another world as well, every appliance and utensil you could possible need was there. We loved sitting at the bench/Island having our breakfast! The Highdown Pub just a few minutes down the Lane was heaven, lovely people, food great and the garden was secluded. Just across the road from there was the first class Camp Site and shop where you can pick up the things you had forgotten to bring. Also an outside area for Coffee/tea. The only down side to the Kitchens was the lack of heating in the Lounge, only two small heaters, not enough to heat such a large room. These only came on in the morning and evening. Also a Log/Coal burner which didnât work too well. We unfortunately arrived in May and the weather was very mixed, Rain & Sun and very cold. I spent watching the Coronation with a blanket round me to keep warm! We never saw the Foxes, Badges and Bats, they must have been in their cosy habitat! We did see one Pigeon and a rabbit thou! But the views were magnificent. Loads of walks and places to visit, our favourite was Yarmouth, just a few miles up the road. The Waterfront Restaurants were very expensive but ok for a treat.

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Things to do near Isle of Wight

HMS Victory

One of the most celebrated warships in Britain’s naval history, the HMS Victory. It’s a 104-gun first-rate battleship and was launched in 1765. It is best known for her role as Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. It is now preserved as a museum piece and is open to the public to explore. It is located in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard.

Hovercraft Museum

Museum in Lee on the Solent with approximately 60 hovercraft vehicles on display, as well as archived paperwork and video footage. On-site gift shop.

Model Village Godshill

Model village in Godshill, open seven days a week for guests to view small-scale replicas of buildings, roads and vehicles. On-site gift shop.

Dinosaur Isle

For nearly a century the Museum of Isle of Wight housed the Island’s geology and fossil collections. Dinosaur Isle was later created as a purpose built interactive museum displaying and conserving the rich geological collections with over 1000 of the best fossils on display.

Brading Roman Villa

Award winning Romano-British archaeological site exhibition & visitor centre in Brading. Boasts a stunning exhibition hall, café, shop. Wheelchair accessible.

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is part of the HM Naval Base Portsmouth, which is open to the public. It contains ships such as HMS Victory, HMS Alliance, HMS Warrior and the Mary Rose...

Osborne House

Osborne House and gardens is a former royal residence in East Cowes, Isle of Wight. The house was built between 1845 and 1851 for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The house was designed by Albert himself in the style of an Italian Renaissance palazzo. Now owned by English Heritage it is open to the public to explore its grand rooms and lush gardens. Playgrounds and trails, cafe, gift shop and toilets.

Carisbrooke Castle

Carisbrooke Castle has been a central place of power and defence on the Isle of Wight for over 1,000 years. A Saxon fortress, a castle of the Norman conquest and famously the prison for the deposed Charles I.

HMS Warrior

Built for the Royal Navy, HMS Warrior 1860 was Britain's first iron-hulled, armoured battleship. It was restored in Hartlepool and has been back home in Portsmouth since 1987, where it is on display to the public at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

Castlehaven Beach

Castlehaven Beach is a true hidden gem, located at the end of an unmade, bumpy woodland track. If you are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist hot spots then this is the place for you. The gentle slipway makes for a pleasant and peaceful place to swim and cool off.

Frequent questions

How many days are enough for Isle of Wight?

A recommended duration for a visit to the Isle of Wight would be around 3 to 4 days. This timeframe allows you to explore the island's main attractions, picturesque coastline, charming towns, and enjoy outdoor activities while still leaving room to relax and enjoy the island's peaceful atmosphere.

Can you drive your car to Isle of Wight?

Yes, you can bring your car to the Isle of Wight. The island is accessible by ferry, and several ferry operators provide services for both passengers and vehicles. You can drive your car onto the ferry and transport it to the Isle of Wight. Once on the island, you can use your car to explore and get around at your convenience.

How long does it take to drive the whole of Isle of Wight?

Driving around the entire Isle of Wight can typically take around 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on the route and traffic conditions. The island has a circumference of approximately 60 miles, so you can expect to cover the distance within a reasonable amount of time, allowing for stops and detours to explore different areas along the way.

What is the prettiest village on the Isle of Wight?

The Isle of Wight has several charming and picturesque villages, but one that is often considered among the prettiest is Godshill. Located in the eastern part of the island, Godshill is known for its thatched-roof cottages, traditional tearooms, and quaint village center. It offers a delightful blend of old-world charm and scenic beauty, making it a popular destination for visitors to the Isle of Wight.

Holiday Cottages on the Isle of Wight

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Isle of Wight

Bed in Sandown (85248)

Ref: S377024

Isle of Wight

St. Michael’s House

Ref: S191163

Reviews 58

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Bed in Bembridge (93246)

Ref: S778762

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The Old Kitchens

Ref: S165787

Reviews 29

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Bed in Ventnor (82973)

Ref: S367183

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The Coach House

Ref: S4059

Reviews 49

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4 Afton Barns

Ref: S526873

Reviews 11

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Bed in Ventnor (94193)

Ref: S820526

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Tower Barn Cottage

Ref: S777960

Reviews 7

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6 Yarmouth Cottages

Ref: S169825

Reviews 50

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Little Duxmore Barn

Ref: S104249

Reviews 36

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Bed in Shanklin (92052)

Ref: S697528

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Sea Breeze

Ref: S820618

Reviews 3

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5 Yarmouth Cottages

Ref: S169824

Reviews 41

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Bed in West Cowes (92540)

Ref: S774949

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Swallows

Ref: S46032

Reviews 20

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Bed in East Cowes (91562)

Ref: S677482

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Bed in Newport (86258)

Ref: S424193

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Bed in Godshill (IC146)

Ref: S233276

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Bed in Newchurch (89932)

Ref: S591531

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Little Osney

Ref: S603995

Reviews 10

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Bed in Newport (94188)

Ref: S820525

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