We’re delighted that West Wight Cottages has acquired the Industry Standard “Good to Go” mark meaning we have followed government and industry COVID-19 guidelines, we have a Risk Assessment in… read more →
We’re delighted to have news today that holiday homes can re-open from 4th July. Please note the new Government guidance only allows two households to mix indoors and these two… read more →
This season we are delighted to partner with the Island Jam Company who are supplying delicious fruit jams in our welcome hamper. Their jam captures the flavours of the fruits… read more →
The magnificent Mottistone Gardens re-opens from this Monday 22 June. You must book in advance – by at least 3pm on the day before you visit (National Trust members can… read more →
We are looking forward to welcoming you to the Island from 4th July. Our Isle of Wight holiday cottage owners and housekeeping team have committed to strict compliance with UK… read more →
This weekend we should have been enjoying our annual binge of live music at the Isle of Wight Festival. Like so many events this summer, the festival is cancelled so… read more →
We’re delighted to see two of the Isle of Wight’s attractions re-opening very soon. The Isle of Wight Zoo will re-open on 19th June. Visitor numbers will be capped and there… read more →
The Met Office reports the UK had the sunniest May and the sunniest Spring on record. And the Isle of Wight tops the list with 378.2 hours in May and… read more →
We’re taking advantage of this unexpected quiet period at Brookside Cottage and doing some essential maintenance. Steve has replaced a couple of blown double glazed window panes and is now… read more →
The Glanville Fritillary is the iconic Isle of Wight butterfly. It is found on coastal grasslands and south-facing chalk downland only on the southern Isle of Wight, Channel Islands and… read more →
