We’re always looking to improve our offering and after a bit of market research and successful testing, we’ve now launched 2 night stays, perfect for a cheeky weekend away or short break. The new stay length is available when short breaks are offered, which is end of September to Easter Read More…
The final big maintenance projects have now been complete for this off season – and it was all about aiming high! Over at The Priory, all of the window cills, wooden windows and facias/soffits across the building have now been repainted with a fresh lick of gloss paint, which looks Read More…
With half term just around the corner, there are a number of events running during the week at a variety of the island’s attractions, providing fun times for all of the family. Here are some of the events on offer: Isle of Wight Story Festival: Based at Quay Arts in Read More…
We’ve given our 130+ year old sweet chestnut tree at Highlands a major hair cut! After suffering from poor health last year, resulting in less leaves and chestnuts, we were advised to pollard it back to a previous cut to remove all the deadwood and improve its health. After getting Read More…
We’ve launched a new coastal path map for the south east of the Isle of Wight to help our guests navigate and enjoy this scenic coastal route. We’ve covered the full length of the route from Yaverland in the north to Ventnor in the south, travelling through Lake, Shanklin, Luccombe, Read More…
It is that time of year again! The daffodils are back out in force at The Priory with a sea of them throughout the gardens.
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We are looking forward to reopening on 12th April for the 2021 season and welcoming all of our guests, new and old, to the island this year. We’ve had plenty of bookings come through in recent weeks and as of time of writing, we are fully booked in The Priory, Read More…
These lucky sheep have a good view! If you’d like to enjoy it, Highlands and The Priory are just down the road and allow you to see right across Sandown Bay.
Here are a selection of photos from the coastal path through Luccombe to Ventnor. A perfect walk alongside countryside, National Trust land and coastal views.
