Panaromic views of Bembridge Coast Hotel from the sea

An example of our wonderful gardens at Bembridge Coast Hotel

The Bembridge Terrace, ideal for ice cold drinks and long lunches

An example of one of our Royale Rooms at Bembridge Coast Hotel

Stunning views of the surrounding coastline

Search the horizon from the comfort of your bedroom

You will always receive a warm welcome at our hotels

Enjoy long lie-ins

Try one of our Dining experiences, with your meal cooked in front of you

Explore our gardens

Relax in our indoor swimming pool, part of our leisure facilities

Explore the Isle of Wight

Enjoy life on the sea

Bembridge Coast Hotel, Isle of Wight

A superb modern hotel with glorious views of the Solent

Bembridge Coast is a first-rate modern hotel which sits quietly on a secluded eastern shore of the Isle of Wight combines comfort and a relaxed and happy atmosphere with a wide range of things to do. With a selection of rooms choose from whether you’d like to indulge in contemporary luxury, or opt for a good comfortable room we have just the right choice for you.

The Isle of Wight is known as the ‘Garden Isle’ because in itself it holds vast amounts of beautiful landscapes and views which are home to all sorts of wildlife from the famous Red Squirrel to Badgers, Rabbits, Foxes, Butterflies and dozens of rare birds.

Bembridge Coast Hotel History

In 1545 Bembridge was razed to the ground by a marauding French fleet under the flag of Seigneur de Taix. The reason for picking on the innocent village was not to make off with an unfair share of Isle of Wight garlic (that came later) but to prod the English fleet, holed up in Portsmouth with a fine view of the flames, into response.

The Tudor navy saw through the ploy and stayed put. Only Henry VIII’s prized Mary Rose was tempted… and was promptly sunk for its trouble. As for the French admiral, on calculating that 6,000 hands would be needed to garrison the Isle of Wight over the approaching winter, he retreated to the high seas.