Ventnor is a seaside resort and civil parish established in the Victorian era on the south coast of the Isle of Wight, England.
Ventnor in Ventnor, Isle of Wight
The Old Farmhouse The Old Farmhouse is situated in a sheltered walled garden next to the farmhouse at Appuldurcombe House in Ventnor on the Isle of Wight and is able to sleep 8 people in 4 bedrooms. Facilities include a lounge, a fully equipped pine kitchen, dining area, laundry room and bathroom. The Old Farmhouse also offers oil fired central heating and duvets for a delightful holiday on the island.
Read more Ventnor Towers Hotel Conferences The Ventnor Towers Hotel Conferences are held in two rooms namely the Victoria room and the Towers room, both of which are ideal for your business trip and conference venture. Food and beverages are provided as well as business lunches, dinners and breakfast. And after a successful day of meetings, enjoy coastal walks, spectacular coastlines and beaches as well as a relaxing drink at the bar.
Read more Appuldurcombe House Weddings Appuldurcombe House Weddings in Ventnor are held in a spectacular venue either in the House or in a marquee on the front lawn. The Great Hall, Main Hall and drawing room are all suitable for wedding ceremonies of different sizes and the whole site is licenced for music and dancing from midday until midnight. So come spend your day with family and friends in a delightful setting that will provide happy memories for years to come.
Read more Harbour View Hotel The Harbour View Hotel in Ventnor offers luxurious bed and breakfast accommodations in a romantic setting with panoramic harbour views. Modern comforts and luxuries abound in this charming Victorian era hotel with tastefully decorated guest rooms most with stunning sea views! The Harbour View Hotel is conveniently located close to the town centre and award winning restaurants and is a great base from which to enjoy a wonderful holiday in Ventnor.
Read more The Burlington Hotel Cuisine The Burlington Hotel Cuisine in Ventnor is about quality food using as much fresh produce as possible and consumed in a dining room that can only be described as a treat. The evening menu is sublime and a selection of fine wines from all over the world are available to complement meals, and round off with a delectable dessert, or cheese and biscuits and coffee. A full English breakfast is served in the mornings to kick start your day, and packed lunches can be arranged when required.