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Our collection of boutique cottages on the Isle of Wight offer an enticing getaway for those looking to explore this beautiful island. Escape to a stylish accommodation with its own private hot tub.
Picture waking up in a quaint cottage, with the sound of waves gently lapping the shore just a stone’s throw away. Later, you might find yourself in the heart of the island’s iconic landscapes, from the chalky cliffs of The Needles to the lush greenery of Shanklin Chine.
Unlike the hustle and bustle of larger tourist spots, the Isle of Wight offers a more relaxed pace.
With towns like Cowes, known for its annual sailing regatta and Ryde, famous for its long sandy beaches, there’s lots to take in here. The food on the island is a real highlight, with specialities like Isle of Wight blue cheese and freshly caught seafood from Ventnor Haven Fishery.
Cycling the Red Squirrel Trail is a fantastic way to take in the island’s beauty. Or maybe you’d prefer to take a peek into history by exploring Osborne House, where Queen Victoria once kicked back. Either way, there’s plenty to keep you entertained!
1. Woodland Retreat
South of England » Isle of Wight, near Newport
Pet friendly: No
Best suited to: Couples looking for a romantic escape in a cosy boutique setting.
The cottage: A cosy oasis for two. Imagine sipping coffee while gazing through charming stable doors. Perfect after a day of exploring.
The setting: A serene woodland environment with friendly farm animals. Explore historic Carisbrooke Castle (4 miles) and Osborne House (6 miles). The Isle of Wight Steam Railway (3 miles) is a short trip away. Nearby, Newport (2 miles) provides shops and eateries like The Blacksmiths (01983 529263).
Boutique factor: The hut boasts a wood-fired hot tub, a welcome hamper with fresh bread and eggs and a photo album detailing its creation.
Practical stuff: The hut includes a mini kitchen with a fridge, hob and coffee machine. A stone-chipped patio with BBQ and fire pit is perfect for alfresco dining. There’s a TV, WiFi and private parking. Access is via a single-track lane.
Guest reviews: Guests appreciate the peaceful setting and thoughtful touches. The hut’s comfort and the hosts’ hospitality stand out.
“Beautiful hut in a beautiful and peaceful location. Owners are lovely, we felt spoilt by the welcome basket! 10/10 would highly recommend!” – Dan
2. Bluebell
Isle of Wight, South of England » Isle of Wight
Pet friendly: No
Best suited to:Perfect for a peaceful short break, it offers privacy and scenic views, great for couples looking to unwind.
The cottage: Not your typical getaway! This yurt offers a cosy embrace with its king-sized bed, wood burner and a kitchen fit for a culinary master. The mezzanine deck adds a playful touch, perfect for kids or those young at heart. Stargazing through the dome roof is a must!
The setting: Situated on a working farm in the heart of the Isle of Wight, Bluebell offers stunning views and a plethora of activities. Sandown Beach is a mere 5.4 miles away for seaside fun. The nearby Downs (less than a mile) provide breathtaking views of the Solent and the Channel. On-site, enjoy an award-winning restaurant and farm shop, contactable at 0333 015 1308.
Boutique factor: The central stargazing dome is magical! The hammock and fire pit create a serene outdoor space. The yurt’s tasteful furnishings and thoughtful insulation ensure comfort and style.
Practical stuff: A gas hob, electric oven and a fridge/freezer. A travel cot and highchair are provided upon request. The games room, tennis court and football pitch offer entertainment. Parking is available and there’s no Wi-Fi, encouraging a true digital detox.
Guest reviews: Guests appreciate the peaceful setting and unique experience. The wood burner and hot tub receive particular praise for enhancing relaxation.
“A magical stay, perfect for a family getaway. Stargazing through the dome was unforgettable.” – User123
3. Seabreeze Cottage Ventnor
South of England » Isle of Wight
Pet friendly: Yes
Best suited to: Best suited for families or groups, this cottage offers stunning sea views and is just a short walk from the beach, perfect for kids to enjoy.
The cottage: Imagine a cosy coastal retreat where you can warm your toes by the wood burner or soak in a hot tub with sweeping sea views.
The setting: Located a mere 0.4 miles from Ventnor Town, this cottage is perfectly positioned for exploring. Take a stroll to Ventnor Beach (1 mile) or enjoy the local seafood at The Spyglass Inn (01983 855338). Visit Amazon World (13 miles) or Blackgang Chine (6.1 miles) for family fun. The picturesque village of Godshill, with its thatched cottages, is just 5 miles away.
Boutique factor: This cottage stands out with its nautical décor, luxurious hot tub and a garden perfect for al fresco dining.
Practical stuff: Kitchen with dishwasher, washer/dryer and coffee machine. The living room features a TV and wood burner. Bedrooms have Smart TVs. The property also offers a private garden with BBQ, free internet and on-street parking.
Guest reviews: Guests love the cleanliness, comfort and spectacular sea views. The hot tub is a highlight and the cottage is praised for its well-equipped kitchen and thoughtful touches.
“Wonderful little cottage, so clean and so well equipped, plus lots of lovely little nautical/seaside ornaments. The hot tub was absolutely brilliant and we just loved the sea view!” – Claire
4. Jobsons Cottage
South of England » Isle of Wight
Pet friendly: Yes
Best suited to: Ideal for families with kids or groups of friends, this spacious and modern cottage is perfect for longer stays.
The cottage: A proper thatched cottage that offers a luxurious escape with its bubbling hot tub and open-plan living area. Enjoy rustic elegance with original beams and flagstone flooring.
The setting: Offers idyllic farmland views. Within 0.5 miles, explore Niton’s quaint village streets. Nearby, discover the dramatic cliffs of St. Catherine’s Lighthouse (2 miles) or the whimsical Blackgang Chine theme park (4 miles). Ventnor Botanic Garden is just 3.5 miles away.
Boutique factor: Take in the fresh country air and pretend you’re living in the olden days—but with Wi-Fi! The beams may be from another century, but don’t worry, the plumbing isn’t.
Practical stuff: Kitchen with a Bosch coffee machine. Enjoy Sky Glass Smart TV, private parking for three cars and an enclosed garden with a BBQ. Two dogs are welcome and there’s storage for bikes.
Guest reviews: Guests love the cottage’s comfort and location. The hot tub is a favourite and the welcome pack is a delightful touch.
“Super cottage has everything you require for your stay. The owner Julia adds a special touch with a starter pack of goodies and even treats for the dog.” – Sam
5. Osborne Forge
South of England » Isle of Wight, East Cowes
Pet friendly: No
Best suited to: A perfect choice for budget-conscious travellers. Ideal for those who want to relax without breaking the bank, whether for a weekend or an extended break.
The cottage: This stunning property, crafted from Queen Victoria’s original forge bricks. With its spacious rooms and exquisite decor.
The setting: Situated just 0.8 miles from the East Cowes Ferry and surrounded by 250 acres of parkland, this property is a stone’s throw from Osborne House (1 mile) and Norris Castle Estate (1 mile). Explore Osborne Golf Course (1 mile) or enjoy a pint at The Lifeboat (0.5 miles, 01983 292711). Scenic walks and beach access are right at your doorstep.
Boutique factor: A hot tub with awesome woodland views, a hand-crafted oak dining table and a sunroom perfect for morning coffee. The up-lit palm trees on the patio add a touch of glamour to evenings and the vaulted ceilings in The Loft create a spacious, airy feel.
Practical stuff: This luxurious retreat includes Smart TVs, a Nespresso machine and private parking for five cars. The utility room features a washing machine and dryer. An enclosed garden offers a charcoal BBQ and patio heater. Electric vehicle charging is available. A travel cot and highchair are provided.
Guest reviews: Guests appreciate the location and comfort, highlighting the upstairs sitting room as a favourite. The gardens, complete with a red squirrel, are a delight.
“Beautiful and comfortable house. Every part of it is lovely, but the upstairs sitting room stands out for being really amazing.” – Maia
6. Westport Cottage
South of England » Isle of Wight » Yarmouth
Pet friendly: Yes
Best suited to: Best suited for large groups or family reunions, Yeoman Farmhouse offers plenty of space with multiple bedrooms and large communal areas.
The cottage: Offers both high-end comfort and easy accessibility. It includes a wheelchair-friendly setup, featuring a hot tub with a hoist and an en-suite wet room with ceiling track hoisting. The roomy design has two lounges and a big enclosed garden, giving plenty of space and privacy.
The setting: Located in Yarmouth with easy access to the stunning beaches of Colwell and Freshwater Bay. The Needles Landmark Attraction is just 23 miles away, while Osborne House, a royal retreat, is nearby. Dining options such as Off the Rails Café (01983 761600) are within a 5-minute walk.
Boutique factor: The electrically adjustable bed and wet room make it a standout for accessibility. The secluded garden with a BBQ and sun loungers adds a touch of exclusivity.
Practical stuff: A utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer. Parking for two cars is available. A travel cot and highchair cater to young families. Enjoy the wood burner with the first basket of logs included.
Guest reviews: Guests appreciate the spacious layout, excellent accessibility and private garden. The hot tub and location close to Yarmouth are frequently praised.
“This has been the best holiday home we’ve stayed in. It had everything we needed and more.” – Maria
7. Yeoman Farmhouse
Isle of Wight, South of England » Isle of Wight
Pet friendly: Yes
Best suited to: This centrally situated cottage in Cowes is perfect for quick getaways or longer stays. With shops, restaurants and the marina just a short walk away.
The cottage: Experience the luxury of staying in a historic Yeoman farmhouse. With its wood-burning stove and spacious dining room. Bedrooms with en-suites and stunning views complete the picture.
The setting: Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this farmhouse is surrounded by rolling countryside. Just 3.9 miles away, history enthusiasts can explore Brading Roman Villa. Borthwood Copse is a mere 2.5 miles for those who love scenic walks. The nearby Downs, less than a mile away, offer breathtaking views over the Solent.
Boutique factor: This farmhouse stands out with its wood-fired hot tub, award-winning on-site restaurant and a games room featuring pool, table tennis and more.
Practical stuff: The property includes a fully equipped kitchen with a gas hob and electric oven, a dishwasher and a coffee maker. The lounge has a Smart TV and a wood burner. Outside, there’s parking for four cars, a large garden with a barbecue and an EV charging point.
Guest reviews: Visitors speak highly of the farmhouse’s comfort and location. They appreciate the well-equipped facilities and the proximity to a 5-star restaurant. “Our stay was made all the more special by staying in Yeoman farmhouse,” says Linda.
“Very well equipped and comfortable in a stunning location right next door to a 5*restaurant. Highly recommended.” – Linda
8. Heart Of Cowes
Heart of Cowes, Isle of Wight » South of England » Isle of Wight
Pet friendly: Yes
Best suited to: Ideal for large families or groups who want to experience the thrill of Cowes Week or enjoy a lavish seaside retreat with all the comforts of home.
The cottage: This stylish three-storey townhouse boasts a rooftop terrace with panoramic sea views, a hot tub and a fire pit. Perfect for sunset dining or relaxing mornings with coffee, it offers a chic blend of modern comforts and traditional charm.
The setting: Located on Cowes High Street, this townhouse places you amidst the vibrant sailing town atmosphere. Enjoy nearby attractions like Osborne House (4 miles) and the Isle of Wight Steam Railway (9 miles). Dine at The Coast Bar & Dining Room (01983 298574) or explore the local shops and cafés just steps away.
Boutique factor: The townhouse features a floating staircase, a rooftop terrace with a fire pit and a hot tub. The banquet dining table and Smart TV enhance the luxurious feel. The zip-and-link beds offer flexible sleeping arrangements, ensuring comfort for all guests.
Practical stuff: Facilities include a fully equipped kitchen with two ovens, a coffee machine and a drinks fridge. There’s a utility area with a washer and dryer, plus private parking for three cars. An electric vehicle charge point is available for eco-conscious travellers.
Guest reviews: Guests appreciate the central location, comfortable beds and ample space for large groups. The rooftop terrace with its stunning views is a particular highlight.
“Seafarer’s View is a great place, situated right on the high street in Cowes, with a beautiful view from the roof terrace.” – Karen