Clarence House - Where boutique styling meets Victorian elegance.
Built in the 1860’s, Clarence House offers 5 self-contained luxury apartments. We are ideally located overlooking the park in Ventnor within walking distance of some of the best beaches, coves, restaurants and exotic landscapes on the island.
Ventnor is one of the most beautiful parts of the Isle of Wight, itself now a UNESCO biosphere and since Victorian times the balmy Mediterranean (ish!) climate, clean air and stunning beaches have enticed people from far and wide. Whether it be walking along the breath-taking coastline or on top of St Boniface Down this is a fantastic area with many contrasts.
We offer a choice of one and two bedroomed, fully equipped and self-contained apartments providing everything you need so that your stay is stress free and relaxing, making it a perfect self-catering retreat. All the apartments have stairs to navigate, so please see detail of access if you are concerned about this.
Come and enjoy the elegance of Victorian architecture coupled with high quality boutique style furnishings and modern technology, all in a peaceful garden setting.
Clarence House looks over the award winning Ventnor Park in a quiet peaceful setting surrounded by tropical gardens but still with everything you need in walking distance.
We provide our guests with beds fully made up for your arrival with cool crisp bed linen. Big fluffy towels complement our recently refurbished bathrooms, and our kitchens are fully equipped with all essential items, including washing machine and capsule coffee makers.
The rear garden is a lovely peaceful suntrap, enjoying sunshine all day among the beautiful plants.#
The table and chairs with parasols are for our guests' exclusive use and a perfect spot for enjoying your morning coffee or a chilled glass of wine in the evening.
Dogs are welcome to bring their well behaved owners!
"The Isle of Wight is officially the hottest destination for a summer holiday to travel to sans-passport" accoridng to Cosmopolitan in August 2024. What makes the Isle of Wight so special? Read more about it here.
