The Isle of Wight has many holiday apartments, from coastal luxury to budget-friendly and all in various locations around the Island, you are sure to find the perfect apartment for your stay.
Luccombe Villa Holiday Apartments sit on the outskirts of Shanklin and the popular Old Village. The nine self-catering holiday apartments range in size from one to three bedrooms. Some apartments have private outside areas and all guests can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool set in Luccombe Villa's lovely secluded garden.
Set in the Undercliff area of Isle of Wight National Landscape (formerly known as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), Woodcliffe Holiday Apartments stand in peaceful secluded terraced gardens. The modern apartments face south across the Undercliff offering superb views of the English Channel.
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If you are looking for luxury holiday apartments, Shanklin Villa Aparthotel offers you a small development of luxury self-catering apartments for your holiday or short break on the Isle of Wight. Each apartment is equipped to the highest standard providing you with all those little extra touches that will make your stay as comfortable, relaxing and indulgent as possible. Many of the apartments have stunning sea views and king-size beds and all three and four-bedroom apartments benefit from a private patio/balcony with an outdoor hot tub. There is also a communal hot tub in the gardens for guests in the smaller apartments.
Holiday in the vibrant sailing town of Cowes with a modern apartment overlooking the marina or enjoy the stunning view of Ventnor Beach from Beach View Apartment, which is situated in a quiet location at the western end of Ventnor Bay. The beach and famous Spyglass Inn are two minutes walk away and it takes about five minutes to walk to the shops.
For a more rural setting with a historic twist, book a stay at The Bowling Green Apartment at Carisbrooke Castle. A former service block for resident gentry of the day, this renovated apartment now sleeps four in contemporary comfort. Walk along the ramparts at dusk and let your imagination conjure thoughts of the advancing Spanish Armada. A more recent royal occupant was Princess Beatrice, daughter of Queen Victoria, whose private garden is now a charming and peaceful retreat in keeping with its original 1913 layout. Once the gates close to the public, no one else stays within the castle walls - even the resident donkeys move out to a nearby field. What's more, complimentary entry to English Heritage's other two properties on the Island - Yarmouth Castle and Osborne House - comes with the apartment.
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