This 17th Century, Grade II listed Bed & Breakfast Hotel. the Newport Quay Hotel on the Isle of Wight, English Channel, United Kingdom is set in a quiet street, steeped in historical and architectural interest, at the heart of the glorious Isle of Wight's capital town of Newport, with all its facilities to hand. READ MORE

The Malvern Hotel is located just a stones throw away from the main High Street of Sandown on the Isle of Wight, English Channel, United Kingdom with pubs, cafe's shops and restaurants all close by. The beach can be reached on foot in around 5 minutes, as can the pier and bus stops which offer regular services to the Island's principal towns can be reached on foot in around 3 minutes.READ MORE

Arreton Manor on the Isle of Wight, English Channel, United Kingdom is an early Jacobean Manor House steeped in history and dates back to as early as 872. Once owned by Edward the Confessor as noted in the Domesday Book and is specifically mentioned in the Will of King Alfred the Great in 885. The Arreton Manor was farmed by the abbots of Quarr Abbey and for over 400 years was in their possession. In the reign of Henry VIII came the dissolution of the monasteries and the manor came into the hanREAD MORE

The Garlic Farm is situated inland on the Isle of Wight 6km from the towns of Ryde, Newport and Sandown in the fertile Arreton Valley, English Channel, United Kingdom. The Isle of Wight is four miles off the coast of Southern England, opposite the ports of Southampton and Portsmouth in the English Channel. Garlic grows well over most of the UK provided it is grown in a free draining soil that is not too acid and kept well watered and weed free. Any amateur gardener can grow good garlic.READ MORE

Claverton House is located on Ryde's Esplanade, a short walk from the town centre on the Isle of Wight, English Channel, United Kingdom. Claverton House provides a perfect base for a relaxing holiday on the Island.READ MORE

Visitors to Butterfly World on the Isle of Wight, United Kingdom have the unique opportunity to study the egg-caterpillar-chrysalis-imago life cycle at first hand. Many information boards are displayed and illustrated signs identify the popular species and their country of origin.READ MORE

The Hermitage, nestling within its own grounds of about 12 acres of garden and woods, is situated at the top of St Catherine's Down, the Isle of Wight's second highest point, on the southern most part of the Island in the United Kingdom. The highlights of any stay at The Hermitage are the peaceful surroundings, the sumptuous accommodation and probably the finest breakfast you will ever have!READ MORE

A homely, relaxed, truly Italian atmosphere can be enjoyed at Michelangelo Restaurant on the Isle of Wight, English Channel, United Kingdom combined with an efficient and friendly service. As well as a mouth-watering menu, the Michelangelo Restaurant has an excellent wine list featuring a wide range of Italian wines. In addition, there is a special selection of vintage Italian wines available for a celebration or that special occasion. READ MORE

If you are staying longer at Seahorses Holiday Guest House, Isle of Wight, English Channel, United Kingdom, you may want to try your hand at silk-painting - not as difficult as you think! For those feeling more adventures, why not try sculpting your first masterpiece? If this sounds too strenuous, you can enjoy clay modelling.READ MORE

The breakfasts at The Granville, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom are an absolute feast. With so much to choose from, you will be ready for your leisurely walk or cycle afterwards. Speciality teas are available including Decaf tea and a choice of Herbal Teas, Earl Grey and Rooibos. READ MORE