The Isle of Wight is the place to be in springtime. For anyone who loves a coastal break or countryside getaway this is a fantastic time of the year to enjoy the Island. This quieter time of the year often benefits from some superb weather and there centuries of history and truly amazing landscapes to explore. So it really doesn’t matter what the weather is doing and statistically speaking, there’s more chance of enjoying some sunshine on the Isle of Wight than anywhere else in UK.
There’s a fantastic choice of quality boutique, seaside and country hotels to choose from and countless country pubs to tuck yourself away in after a bracing walk. Make sure that you check the Isle of Wight Offers page regularly as you will find the latest deals on offer from the Island's top hotels. With an events calandar packed with world-class experiences - from Cowes Week to the Bestival - there’s always something new to enjoy on “the Island”. Why not visit sooner rather than later?
If you have never visited the Isle of Wight then hopefully 2014 will be the year that you discover England’s island destination. Just an hour’s drive from the M25 or a leisurely train ride and your short break has already begun, a short crossing of the Solent by ferry or hovercraft and you are already a world away.
Built in 1832, The Royal Hotel is one of the oldest hotels on the Island and shares the rare privilege of being one of only 30 establishments to be listed in every Michelin Guide since it was first published in 1911.
Dimbola Lodge was once the home of celebrated Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron. It is now a museum and gallery that are dedicated to her life and her work. Open to April - October
Appetising, locally sourced food and friendly, efficient service. Daily specials and hearty favourites, all prepared on site.
