Best 5-star hotels on the Isle of Wight

The best 5-star hotels from Voyage Privé on the Isle of Wight

Dome Meadow at Tapnell Farm 5* With Included Ferry Tickets

The Dome Meadow at Tapnell Farm 5* With Included Ferry Tickets is the perfect choice if you are looking for the finest 5-star hotels available on England's Isle of Wight. This unique property features well-appointed Geodesic Dome accommodations and offers spectacular views of the stunning Solent. The family-run boutique accommodation focuses on sustainability and offers a fantastic lineup of amenities in a magical, rural setting. You will be comfortably accommodated in a Dome Meadows eco-lodge during your stay.

The property's on-site facilities include a golf course, a bike rental, a mini-market, outdoor parking, a farm park, an aqua park and the Cow Restaurant and Bar. This deal also includes return ferry tickets with transfers available from Portsmouth, Lymington and Southampton.

What we like: We love the unique character of this accommodation that is perfect for your next getaway if you are looking for 5-star hotels on the Isle of Wight. Fantastic on-site amenities, stunning views and a beautiful, rural location add to the appeal of booking a stay. It is also important to note that for an additional surcharge, you can bring your dog along with you.

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The best 5-star hotels from Voyage Privé around the Isle of Wight

10 Castle Street Hotel 5*

10 Castle Street Hotel 5* is our top pick for members who are searching for 5-star hotels around the Isle of Wight. The property is located in the coastal resort town of Bournemouth and is just a 45-minute drive to the northwest of Lymington, where you can catch the ferry to the island for a rewarding day trip. This deal is based on a bed and breakfast stay, and you will be accommodated in your choice of a superior suite, a lovely double room or a snug room.

The hotel's on-site amenities and features include gardens, free parking, a wine shop, room service, a pair of drawing rooms, 4 private dining rooms, a restaurant, 2 bars and a tasting room. Rooms are furnished with an en-suite bathroom, a bath, toiletries, a hairdryer and tea/coffee-making facilities. Nearby activities and attractions include golf, a local brewery and bakery, sailing, cycling, fishing, hot air ballooning and horseback riding.

What we like: We love this option for travellers booking 5-star hotels around the Isle of Wight as it is only 45 minutes from the ferry to the island and convenient for day trips. A fantastic lineup of on-site amenities and dining facilities adds further to the atmosphere of this luxury accommodation. Beyond this, there are ample local activities you can partake in when you choose this property for your next holiday.

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The top 5 things to see/do on the Isle of Wight

1. The Needles

The Needles is one of the most iconic points of interest on the Isle of Wight. It consists of a trio of imposing chalk spikes that jut out of the sea and reach a height of 30 metres. You will find this amazing site next to the island's Alum Bay. We recommend booking a boat trip to get a closer look at these natural wonders.

2. Newport

Newport is the Isle of Wight's county town and the island's commercial centre. It is the perfect place to head during your getaway for some shopping, with an excellent mix of independent shops and well-known brands. Check out the local market if you visit on a Tuesday or Friday. Local farmers come to the area each week to sell their produce.

3. Carisbrooke Castle

Explore a crucial part of English history when you visit Carisbrooke Castle. Construction on the castle began in the 12th century. During the 17th century, King Charles I was held as a prisoner here in the leadup to his 1649 execution. During your visit, be sure to check out Princess Beatrice's Garden and the Carisbrooke donkeys.

4. The Pepperpot

The Pepperpot is another unique historic attraction that awaits you when you choose one of our 5-star hotels on the Isle of Wight. Officially named St Catherine's Oratory, this hexagonal tower was built in the 14th century as an act of penance by a local lord who had plundered a shipwreck that had occurred on the island. These days, it serves as one of the most picturesque and intriguing locations you can visit in the region.

5. Ryde

Ryde is a seaside town on the Isle of Wight that has been a popular spot for visitors looking to enjoy a day at the beach since Victorian times. It is home to a funfair that is ideal for those travelling with children. You can also visit the functioning Benedictine Monastery of Quarr Abbey, which is located nearby.

What is the best 5-star hotel on the Isle of Wight from Voyage Privé?

We have selected the Dome Meadow at Tapnell Farm 5* as our top pick for Voyage Privé members who are looking for 5-star hotels on the Isle of Wight. The property offers you a unique place to stay during an idyllic getaway to this pretty part of England. A focus on sustainability, fantastic on-site dining options and a great lineup of amenities add to the appeal of selecting this accommodation for a holiday spent relaxing and exploring the island's most iconic points of interest. Its location is perfect for those who want to enjoy tranquil walks and time on the local beaches. We also love the fact that this hotel option is dog-friendly for an added surcharge.