Haven Hall, Isle of Wight

Haven Hall on the southeast side of the Isle of Wight offers a picturesque and tranquil escape for both human and canine guests. This boutique hotel and apartment retreat, perched on the cliff tops, is a dog-friendly haven set amidst two acres of secure fenced gardens, promising a unique and joyful stay. Human and furry guests guests are enveloped in luxury with high-quality furnishings, antiques, and glittering chandeliers. The allure of Haven Hall extends beyond its accommodations, offering breathtaking sea views from the meticulously landscaped gardens that surround the property.

Haven Hall's commitment to canine comfort is showcased with three dog-friendly bedrooms and a welcoming atmosphere for furry friends. A short 10-minute walk leads to the beach, providing ample opportunities for both human and canine adventures. The hotel's interiors boast 14 ensuite bedrooms, including seven suites with separate living rooms, all equipped with air-conditioning and flexible super-king beds.

The gardens at Haven Hall, recognised by Alan Titchmarsh as the 'Best Hotel Garden on the Isle of Wight,' are a visual delight. Featuring a heated swimming pool, grass tennis court, and a charming Victorian cherub fountain, the grounds exude tranquility. The property's seclusion is further enhanced by high fencing, security cameras, and impressive entrance gates, ensuring a secure and private retreat. Inside the hotel, guests can enjoy the cosy elegance of the Drawing Room and the domed East Room, both offering stunning views. The Blue Room, doubling as a dog-friendly breakfast dining area, overlooks the Victorian cherub fountain, gardens, and sea. The outdoor spaces, including a helipad on the lower lawn, reflect the result of a £7,000,000 renovation in 2017. Although the hotel does not serve lunch or dinner, the abundance of local restaurants and attractions ensures an unforgettable experience on the Isle of Wight.

Nestled on the southeast side of the Isle of Wight, Haven Hall stands out as a truly exceptional dog-friendly destination. Beyond the resort, a diverse array of canine-friendly activities and restaurants beckon. Osborne House, the opulent holiday abode of Queen Victoria, extends an invitation for exploration amid its magnificent gardens and the dog-friendly Swiss Cottage beach. Venturing into the distinctive Ventnor Botanic Garden, dogs on leads can revel in the 22-acre sub-tropical microclimate. The Needles, an ensemble of chalk peaks, promise excitement with their fun fair, shops, and cafes. Farringford House, once the residence of poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson, welcomes both visitors and their dogs for guided tours through its Grade I listed building and historic parkland. Shanklin Old Village captivates with its chocolate-box charm, offering on-lead walks through Shanklin Chine and quaint cafes. Carisbrooke Castle, steeped in rich history, provides panoramic views, while Ryde entices dogs on leads to accompany their owners on sandy beaches and explore the town. Central Godshill enchants with its English village ambiance, featuring on-lead walks past thatched cottages. The Garlic Farm promises a distinctive experience for dogs on leads, and the Isle of Wight Steam Railway invites nostalgic journeys alongside canine companions.