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Top West Wight Hotel Reviews

Novotel Southampton

Novotel Southampton

8/10 Good
"Not a lot of choice for dinner"
Adam 1-night trip
Posted less than an hour ago
Novotel Southampton
New Place

New Place

8/10 Good
"Van feels safe Epic looking bar Comfy beds"
James 1-night trip
Posted 1 hour ago
New Place
Second Nature Southampton

Second Nature Southampton

10/10 Excellent
"Second Nature Southampton is a lovely hotel. The room we had was spacious and clean, with a nicely sized bathroom. It’s not a far walk to Oxford Street, where you can find a collection of good restaurants and pubs. St. Mary’s Stadium, the goal of our trip, was an easy twenty minute walk away. The friendly front desk staff can get a little overwhelmed, as they have to attend to check-ins and the cafe; and if you have an email with your parking confirmation, have it ready, otherwise you may be told to park on the street. Overall, they do their best to accommodate you. So if you’re going to Southampton, Second Chance is a fine choice for lodging."
Alan 2-night trip
Posted 8 hours ago
Second Nature Southampton
Macdonald Botley Park Hotel & Spa

Macdonald Botley Park Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good
"We were staying prior to embarking on a cruise. Helpful staff on check in, no lift and room on the 3rd floor. Staff helped with taking our suitcases up and down the stairs. Room quiet and spacious. Toilet flush only worked infrequently, room needed a freshen up chunks missing out of the wall and dodgy paint work. Only 1 pillow each"
Terry 1-night trip
Posted 16 hours ago
Macdonald Botley Park Hotel & Spa
Harbour Hotel Southampton

Harbour Hotel Southampton

8/10 Good
"We have stayed at the Harbour hotel on a number of occasions, as well as many other hotels in the area. The hotel is in a great location, has a pool and spa, and in our opinion is the best hotel in Southampton. That said, the room we were allocated appeared to be an apartment rather than a hotel room. It had a full-sized kitchen, but most appliances had been disabled, but the room had little cupboard space for hanging clothes. As we were staying for 4 days, this was impractical. The room also didn't have a phone, so we had to use our mobile to phone reception."
Susan 4-night trip
Posted 20 hours ago
Harbour Hotel Southampton
ibis Southampton Centre

ibis Southampton Centre

8/10 Good
"Staff were nice and attentive. Breakfast was mediocre but still good. Didn’t accept cash at the restaurant which was too bad for a traveller. Rooms were a little small and in need of an update but for a cheaper hotel, was a great stay. Nice and close walking distance to lots of attractions in Southampton."
Meagan 3-night trip
Posted 1 day ago
ibis Southampton Centre
voco Southampton by IHG

voco Southampton by IHG

10/10 Excellent
"Very accomodating. Was very close to the cruise port, just a short walk.Excellent breakfast. We took the national express coach from Healthrow airport and it was also short walk from the the Southampton Coach Station Harbour Parade."
TRACY 1-night trip
Posted 1 day ago
voco Southampton by IHG
Leonardo Royal Southampton Grand Harbour

Leonardo Royal Southampton Grand Harbour

10/10 Excellent
"Great place to stay, central and easy to walj to local amenities and the ferry dock. The breakfast service was great with greay staff. Late dinner choices were very limited for if you are vegan.However there are pleanty of local resturants with these choices."
Jayant 2-night trip
Posted 2 days ago
Leonardo Royal Southampton Grand Harbour
Meon Valley Hotel, Spa & Golf

Meon Valley Hotel, Spa & Golf

8/10 Good
"Bedroom was very very cold no heating at all"
Stephen 1-night trip
Posted 2 days ago
Meon Valley Hotel, Spa & Golf

Find out more about West Wight

Pocket Guide: England West Wight Hotels

The Isle of Wight is well known for its diversity of attractions, ranging from fun-packed adventure parks to tranquil spots of breath-taking natural beauty. While the east of the island is home to most of the famous tourist towns, the west offers the most memorable landscapes and beaches. What's more, West Wight also boasts some of the best hotels on the Isle of Wight.

The West's Idyllic Beaches

One of the foremost attractions to the Isle of Wight is its stunning beaches, which rival any in the United Kingdom. From rugged and rocky coves to idyllic sandy beaches, there's something for everyone on the island.

Freshwater Bay is one of the west's most popular beaches. At low tide, the bay reveals a vast expanse of sand, as well as some rock pools, perfect for kids to explore. Local guides also offer tours of the smugglers' caves at low tide. Freshwater Bay House offers convenient accommodation for the beach.

On the northern side of the island, Alum Bay offers a unique beach experience. Visitors take a cable car down the steep cliff and on arrival below are met with beautiful multi-coloured sands, and a view back across to the mainland.

The Iconic Needles and Tennyson Down

Perhaps the most famous natural site on the island is the Needles, which jut out from the island's western tip. To one side of the Needles lies Tennyson Down, a grassy headland that provides sensational views out in all directions. Here, the poet Lord Tennyson once proclaimed that the fresh sea air was worth 'sixpence a pint'!

Hotels and B&Bs in West Wight

As it's such a popular spot with tourists, there's no shortage of hotels to choose from in the west of the island. Keen walkers looking to explore the charms of Tennyson Down and the cliffs around Freshwater Bay can turn to the homely and traditional Highdown Inn at Totland.

Visitors in search of something both traditional and convenient can try the Bugle Coaching Inn in Yarmouth. The sleepy village is an ideal hub from which to explore the island, as well as offering a regular ferry service to Lymington and Keyhaven on the mainland.

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