Dog Friendly Cottages, Hotels, B&Bs for Dog-friendly Holidays in Isle of Wight

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The Rowborough Hotel is a beautiful Victorian building. We are family run and provide bed, breakfast and evening meal if required. An ideal base for discovering the south coast of the island.

All rooms are en-suite with DVD players (films are free to hire) and 8Mb broadband. Our fully licensed bar is available at all times.

• We are fully dog-friendly
• We have downstairs rooms fully suitable for our less able guests.

Please call us on 01983 866 072 (+44 1983 866 072 from outside the UK) to discuss your requirements, or click through to our web site (link below).

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Blandings is set within a small group of farm buildings at Horringford Gardens just south of Arreton and was formerly the piggery and wainhouse where the farm carts were stored. Whilst keeping its rural character, Blandings offers every modern comfort. It also has its own wooden sun deck that on warm sunny days is the perfect place to enjoy breakfast and plan the day ahead or relax with an evening sundowner.

There is always plenty to do. Nowhere on the Isle of Wight is more than about half an hour's drive from Arreton which is near the middle of the Island, a few miles to the south of Newport, the main town on the Island. The cycle route from Cowes to Sandown (A23) runs through Arreton close to Blandings offering the perfect location for cyclists. Cycles and equipment are available for hire in the village and can be delivered to Blandings ready for your use.

Surrounded by trees, in a delightful rural setting with pleasnat views of the surrounding downs and countryside, Blandings is registered with the local Island Tourist Board and the AA with a prestigious four diamond rating. We are also members of Wight Farm and Country Holidays. The accommodation is completely self contained with its own entrance.

Special rates may apply for stays of 7 nights or more and Winter breaks. Please contact Blandings on 01983 865 720 for pricing and availability.

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Ian, Christina and their family welcome you to the Mayfair Hotel. The hotel is family owned and run and we offer a friendly, relaxed and informal atmosphere.

The Mayfair occupies an unrivalled position with views across Sandown Bay to Culver Down and cliff. The large, sea facing sun terrace and gardens, offer the perfect place to sit and enjoy a cool drink on a summer's day whilst watching the many ocean going liners pass by. On colder days, our comfortably furnished Lounge Bar offers panoramic views from behind the shelter of the picture windows.

• The Dining room is light, spacious, airy and comfortably seats 100 people.
• We know how important it is to have fresh, white, fluffy towels, crisp, clean bedding and a comfortable bed to sleep on.
• We have a variety of entertainers in our lounge bar performing live music on most evenings.

The kidney shaped swimming pool is heated from May until September and is set in a private and sheltered area of the gardens.

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Internet prices are for bed and breakfast only.
Ferries may be booked at discounted prices by calling reception.
Discounts available for group bookings (I.e. more than 3 rooms). Please call the hotel for availability and pricing.
If you would like an evening meal, please indicate this in the Special Requirements field

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The Heatherleigh Hotel is situated close to Blue Flag beaches, thatched villages and scenic coastal paths, it is the perfect place to start the adventure of discovering the hidden bays and villages on this wonderful island. Come and stay with us for a short break or longer, on the unique and beautiful Isle of Wight.

All bedrooms are en-suite with full facilities and some have sea views. We have a licenced bar, guest lounge and parking for our guests.

The coastal resort of Shanklin is located at the south east corner of the Island at the southern most tip of Sandown Bay. The town is well served by the railway, which connects to the high speed ferry terminal at the top of Ryde Pier, allowing easy access to the mainland and London.
Shanklin has long been a location for family holidays, with a safe sandy beach and clear waters. The bay is sheltered from the prevailing wind by Dunnose Point, which is a stunning backdrop, with the tall cliffs of Luccombe and St. Boniface Downs beyond. Looking out to The English Channel across the bay, views extend around to the White Cliffs of Culver and Bembridge Downs. By the beach there is pitch and putt, children’s amusements and car parking. A lift provides easy access to the cliff tops, where the views are even more spectacular, so the less energetic or disabled people don’t have to climb the steps. The seafront is a real attraction for visitors to the town with a wealth of eating establishments, 3 pubs and a small road train which provides a regular service through the summer months to the town centre and Old Village.

Shanklin is most famed for its good weather and the pretty Old Village, which is located on the south side of the town, towards Ventnor and Bonchurch. The village is extremely pretty and most tourists head to the area for the thatched cottages, quaint shops and old fashioned tea rooms, which not only offer cream teas, but sea food specialities and attractive surroundings.

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Ocean View Guest House is situated in the beautiful coastal town of Ventnor on the Isle of Wight. Ventnor is a charming victorian seaside town and has been featured in many magazines and publications as the ideal getaway, close enough to London for a pleasant journey but with all the quaintness, beauty and chill out charm of Devon & Cornwall. It is situated on the south coast of the Isle of Wight and is is nestled below St Boniface Down, creating it's own unique micro climate, often giving glorious summers and a slightly more mild Winter, Spring and Autumn than the rest of the country.

In the summer Ventnor offers the obvious charms of a quaint seaside resort with it's sandy beach, crytal clear waters (ideal for snorkelling) and waterside pubs and eateries. In the winter you can rap up warm and walk along the sea front, dodging the crashing waves, and head to the sea front pubs with cosy fires. Either side of ventnor bay the coastline stretches for miles and is dotted with many stunning coves, each individual in their landscape, many of them within walking distance.

Ocean View House is the ideal place to stay to visit the whole of the Island but with many attractions close to hand. The Island hosts many major events including two music festivals and the famous cowes week. The majority are listed in the website events section, so why not browse the details at your leisure and pick your time to come and stay. Whichever event you choose, you can also discover our beautiful Island if you come and stay at Ocean View House.'

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Visit Britain Walkers Welcome Award; Visit Britain Pets Welcome Award; Visit Britain Family Welcome Award

Sandown Manor occupies an elevated position looking out across Sandown Bay in an area designated for its outstanding natural beauty. There are far reaching views towards Sandown, Shanklin and St. Boniface Down and from the building's unique position , you will be able to see approximately ¼ of the Island from the sea view bedrooms, dining room and lounge. We have an outdoor swimming pool and our own free car park. All of our rooms offer en-suite facilities, colour TVs and hospitality trays and the majority afford the stunning views that make our establishment so special. During the day or evening you can enjoy sea views from our sun terrace and watch the sun go down. You'll think our view is breathtaking in the day, but when the sun sets it is truly spectacular.
The area is popular with every kind of holiday maker, whether you are looking for a beach holiday with the kids, or a more relaxed break, away from everything giving you a chance to relax.
Sandown Manor is located within a 5 minutes walk from the seafront and promenade where you will find a seafront café, the Isle of Wight Zoo (ITV’s Tiger Island), Dinosaur Isle, Brown’s Pitch & Putt and Crazy Golf, Tennis Courts and Children’s Play Area. 10 minutes further along the seafront you will find numerous shops, bars and restaurants.”
In our grounds we currently have “Frazzles”, a Shetland Pony born in Aug 07 and are waiting to adopt 2 or 3 lambs in April / May that we can bottle feed and stay with us as pets.
We also have 5 Guinea Pigs and a Chinchilla called “Pepsi”.
We are also planning to introduce chickens which will hopefully result in everyone having lovely free range eggs for breakfast.

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Once a Gentleman's residence, built in Victorian Times, our guesthouse was converted in the early 1970's. Combining a mixture of single, double, twin and family rooms. Our guests are treated to a home from home atmosphere during their stay to ensure the stresses and strains of everyday life are the last thing you think of on holiday.

At the Braemar we offer Bed and Breakfast . Guests have the option of choosing their own eatery in the evening, from the many that are located close by in the Old Village or Shanklin Town. Our cosy dining room also plays host to our superb English Breakfast, which makes sure you are set up for a busy day.The Braemar is located in Shanklin Old Village, the oldest part of the town, with quaint thatched cottages, excellent, pubs, restaurants, shops and the spectacular Shanklin Chine, which is a deep gorge, cut out of the rock to form a beautiful valley leading down to the sea.

We are within a 5 minute walk of the town centre but in the summer months the train is available from the end of the road to take you down to the esplanade or into the town centre
In our bright and attractive dining room you can enjoy a traditional cooked breakfast good. There are also cereals, tea and coffee along with toast and a variety of jams.

Specialist diets can be catered for, but we would request that any special dietary needs are brought to our attention, prior to your stay.In our bright and attractive dining room you can enjoy a traditional cooked breakfast good. There are also cereals, tea and coffee along with toast and a variety of jams.