Yarmouth Holiday Cottages

Yarmouth Cottages

Isle of Wight

Munday H1

Ref: S882190

The attractive seaside town of Yarmouth is the oldest town on the Isle of Wight, and its busy harbour is a haven for all kinds of watercraft, with the terminal used for regular mainland ferry crossings to Lymington. Yarmouth’s narrow streets are...

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Delaware M5

Ref: S881134

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£56

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Cape A6

Ref: S1058535

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Delaware M3

Ref: S1099074

Norton is located between Yarmouth and Freshwater. This location is the hamlet of the Isle of Wight and is located just over a mile away from Colwell Bay and Freshwater. Just under a mile from the delightful seaside town of Yarmouth, the oldest...

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Delaware M7

Ref: S1060157

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Cape A1

Ref: S880686

Yarmouth is a charming seaside town and the oldest settlement on the Isle of Wight. Its bustling harbour is a haven for all types of boats, and regular ferry service from the mainland to Lymington departs from its terminal. A visit to Henry VIII's...

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Vermont J30

Ref: S881146

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Whitfield P10

Ref: S881272

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£64

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Whitfield P1

Ref: S1223603

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Jamestown 5

Ref: S881251

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Whitfield P5

Ref: S880813

Reviews 4

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Cape 8

Ref: S980965

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5 bed New England style house - Norton, Yarmouth

Ref: S1028576

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Vermont J1 West Bay

Ref: S1075392

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£167

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Sixpenny Cottage

Ref: S1236354

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£116

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4 Salterns - Freshwater

Ref: S334130

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£228

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Seapie Corner

Ref: S1058534

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£131

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Tovah

Ref: S126883

Reviews 29

Yarmouth is a town, port and civil parish located in the Isle of Wight, England. Yarmouth Pier was opened in 1876. It received Grade 2 listed status in 1975. Originally 685 ft long, it's now 609 ft but is still the longest timber pier in England...

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2 Bed Cottage in Ningwood

Ref: S230171

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms - 1 double and 1 twin - Bathroom with shower and WC upstairs - TV/DVD - Wi-Fi included - can be intermittent due to the rural location - Oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer,...

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Windy Ridge Cottage

Ref: S78353

Reviews 57

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Plimoth N6

Ref: S1077704

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Yellow Mellow

Ref: S1040167

Reviews 3

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£77

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Vermont 4

Ref: S1246289

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£60

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Whitfield P7

Ref: S880689

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Holiday Cottages in Yarmouth

Yarmouth is a charming town and ferry port on the Isle of Wight. As well as being an active port, you'll find great heritage, like the Yarmouth Castle fortress and Fort Victoria. For family days out, enjoy any of the Isle of Wight's sandy beaches, or visit Tapness Farm Park. Of course, you'll also be able to enjoy traditional seaside favourites such as fresh seafood and ice cream.

We choose all our Yarmouth holiday cottages for their character and great location. For group holidays, try our spacious barn conversions. For family holidays we've got open-plan farmhouses and cottages with dog-friendly enclosed gardens. We also have secluded cabins with hot tubs and open fireplaces, ideal for a romantic weekend away.

Here at Snaptrip, we offer thousands of UK holiday cottages, all backed by our best price guarantee. Take a boat tour to see wildlife, or hike the cliff routes outside Yarmouth - whatever your ideal holiday, you can use our search filters to find great holiday cottages in Yarmouth to suit your group. Plus, our friendly customer service team is always on standby to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Katie - Verified booking

Lovely cottage in a perfect location in Yarmouth town centre with all shops and facilities on your doorstep which was perfect for us in our favourite place on the island.

PROâS Property was really nice inside with comfy furniture in the lounge area and all the modern facilities you would require such as WiFi and tv. Separate dining room from lounge that leads to kitchen which has everything you need and all modern appliances. Beds were comfy and the views from the top bedroom and balcony are fantastic looking at the sea and boats as you look to the right. The owner was helpful sending a welcome pack to us via email in advance and also organised a parking permit for us at their cost which was really appreciated to park nearby as there is no parking at the property. However I would say before 10am and after 6pm we established there is alternative parking nearby for free in the town centre near the Bugle pub as well which is around 50 yards away. CONâS Only downsides found with the property was the low beams in a couple of the bedrooms as you enter them and the top bathroom as my husband hit his head a few times (husband is just under 6 foot). However none of my other party hit their head so I would also put that down to my husbands clumsiness! We also had an older relative with us that did struggle with the stairs a little which although there are only a few steps they are quite narrow and on a bend with difficult located handrails but the rest of us adults and kids found the stairs no problem and there were no accidents thankfully. Overall a lovely weeks stay at a quaint cottage and we were considering to come back next year again (2024) had the week we wanted been available again. However we will certainly consider staying here again for a future holiday to the island if itâs still available.

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Peter - Verified booking

We love old and historic buildings, so from that viewpoint, this was right up our street.

Great location, slap bang in the centre of Yarmouth. Very handy for the fabulous fish & chips next door! We arrived late on the Friday evening and were given the wrong set of keys by Hardy's. Also, rather reluctantly told that we were 'entitled' to 2 pints of milk. It's not what you say, it's the way....... The house was freezing and didn't seem 'guest ready'. All in all, a rather unwelcoming start. The low beams were a problem right from the get go and my husband nearly knocked himself out on a number of occasions. It was so bad we considered returning home early but we managed to better navigate things as the days went by. The little log burner was gorgeous but sadly very few logs were left for us to burn. Disappointing that we had to pay our own way to supplement the heating, as a few more logs would've gone a long way. I guess we weren't quite prepared for a winter break and assumed (wrongly) that the heating side of things would be taken care of. The week felt like a battle to stay warm as well as stay safe (from the beams). The kitchen was so cold, that we had to put the Aga stove on to help warm the room up, as there was no other mode of heating. In a nutshell, the overall stay was disappointing and I'm sure it would've been quite a different experience in the summer. I think it would take only a small effort to get this lovely cottage up to a winter stay standard, so please don't take my feedback as completely negative. The view from the master bedroom window was wonderful and was a joy to wake up to every morning. We're regulars to Yarmouth, and everyone is so friendly.

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Kate - Verified booking

Sadly wouldnât recommend Sykes as a holiday company as they cancelled my booking on the Friday before I was due to arrive on the Monday, hence the last-minute booking of P5 Whitfield.

Sykes were a nightmare to get hold of on the phone and the alternative recommendations they emailed me were in Wales and Scotland, despite P5 Whitfield and others still being available. A stressful time! P5 Whitfield itself was easy to find and there was good communication from the owners in regard to arrival. The house was warm when we checked in which was very welcome. The kitchen was well equipped for basic cooking, although a number of pieces of crockery felt sticky and maybe werenât completely clean. The accommodation was comfortable enough but did feel a little tired in places - frayed carpets, bed frames coming undone, and the mattresses felt as though they could do with an upgrade. The en-suite shower room was unusable for the first day or so as it was smelling rather unpleasant! The door had to kept closed to prevent the smell from impacting the bedroom too much. I alerted maintenance and they came in to the property on the second day and the smell did improve for a couple of days, but by the final evening it had reverted to being rather pungent again. The kitchen sink was also very slow to drain as the week went on and also began to smell a little, so potentially there is a bigger drains issue going on. All in all though this was a convenient place to stay for exploring the island and especially easy to walk into Yarmouth. The Needles are close by, as are lovely walks and views around the south of the island. We also hired bikes and enjoyed a gentle cycle with lots of wildlife spots, including birds of prey. An enjoyable week overall and I would stay again.

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Mr Burton - Verified booking

The lodge itself was great. Well-equipped, clean, tidy, and comfortable. Nice to have nice quality glasses and cups/mugs in the kitchen where there`s kettle toaster microwave dishwasher and fridge-freezer (smallish freezer but big enough for the important things like a bag of ice cubes and ice trays). 2 bedrooms, one with a regular size double bed and one with 2 singles. Plenty of towels provided (good quality ones too). Very comfy duvets. Excellent wifi strong enough to stream to the smart tv and run a tablet and a laptop at the same time. Nice clean bathroom, good shower. Site itself was quiet although I don`t know how busy it might be in full season. The surface of the road around the site is a challenge due to some major potholes and craters, and really vicious speed-humps - for which of course the owner of this particular lodge isn`t responsible. Very useful airport-style luggage trolleys available in the carparks were really helpful as you can`t drive up to the lodge itself. The only facility on site appears to be the laundry (which I couldn`t get to work!) so if you`re looking for a shop or a bar etc you`ll be disappointed. But if you don`t mind the absence of those it`s absolutely fine, and the garden areas are beautifully maintained. The village of Yarmouth is about a mile away where there`s bars and restaurants and a ferry terminal if you`re coming from Lymington on the mainland. You`ll find an Ordnance Survey map of the island in the lodge too. The acid test I suppose is whether we would stay there again - yes, we would.

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Kate - Verified booking

P5 Whitfield itself was easy to find and there was good communication from the owners in regard to arrival.

The house was warm when we checked in which was very welcome. The kitchen was well equipped for basic cooking, although a number of pieces of crockery felt sticky and maybe werenât completely clean. The accommodation was comfortable enough but did feel a little tired in places - frayed carpets, bed frames coming undone, and the mattresses felt as though they could do with an upgrade. The en-suite shower room was unusable for the first day or so as it was smelling rather unpleasant! The door had to kept closed to prevent the smell from impacting the bedroom too much. I alerted maintenance and they came in to the property on the second day and the smell did improve for a couple of days, but by the final evening it had reverted to being rather pungent again. The kitchen sink was also very slow to drain as the week went on and also began to smell a little, so potentially there is a bigger drains issue going on. All in all though this was a convenient place to stay for exploring the island and especially easy to walk into Yarmouth. The Needles are close by, as are lovely walks and views around the south of the island. We also hired bikes and enjoyed a gentle cycle with lots of wildlife spots, including birds of prey. An enjoyable week overall and I would stay again.

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Things to do near Yarmouth

Woodforde's Brewery Tap @ Fur & Feather Inn

Woodforde Brewery's Fur & Feather Inn is their very own Brewery Tap and Shop, located in Woodbastwick next to the Norfolk Broads. The inn is next to the brewery (which offers tours). The Inn has lots of Woodforde's beers to try and some delicious food too. It also houses a shop where you can buy take outs & gifts. Free parking, dog and child friendly.

Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth Life

The Time and Tide Museum in Great Yarmouth is a journey through the town's fascinating maritime and social history. Interactive exhibits, audio-visual displays and costumed characters bring the past to life. See historic fishing boats, enjoy hands-on exhibits and discover Great Yarmouth's rich cultural heritage. Address: Blackfriars Rd, Great Yarmouth NR30 3BX

Pleasurewood Hills

Pleasurewood Hills is an award winning family theme park located near Lowestoft in Suffolk. It has rides, shows and attractions for all ages, including the famous ‘Cannonball Express’ and the region’s biggest rollercoaster ‘Wipeout’. Food & drink outlets, gift shop, toilets & baby changing facilities.

East Anglia Transport Museum

A 'living' transport museum in Carlton Colville. Home to many working preserved & restored public transport vehicles. Tea room & gift shop.

Norfolk Broads

The Norfolk Broads is a network of rivers and lakes in Norfolk and Suffolk. The whole area is popular amongst ramblers, anglers and people who simply love messing about on boats.

Tower climb at St Helen’s church

St Helen’s church is located in Ranworth village, Norfolk Broads. The medieval church is home to three outstandingly important 15th-century historical treasures; a magnificently painted rood screen, the Ranworth Antiphoner, and a cantor's desk. Climb the 14th century tower and enjoy the panoramic uninterrupted views over the surrounding broad.

Yarmouth Holiday Cottages

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Yarmouth Cottages

Isle of Wight

Munday H1

Ref: S882190

Isle of Wight

Delaware M5

Ref: S881134

Reviews 1

Isle of Wight

Cape A6

Ref: S1058535

Isle of Wight

Delaware M3

Ref: S1099074

Isle of Wight

Delaware M7

Ref: S1060157

Isle of Wight

Cape A1

Ref: S880686

Isle of Wight

Vermont J30

Ref: S881146

Isle of Wight

Whitfield P10

Ref: S881272

Reviews 1

Isle of Wight

Whitfield P1

Ref: S1223603

Isle of Wight

Jamestown 5

Ref: S881251

Reviews 1

Isle of Wight

Whitfield P5

Ref: S880813

Reviews 4

Isle of Wight

Cape 8

Ref: S980965

Isle of Wight

5 bed New England style house - Norton, Yarmouth

Ref: S1028576

Isle of Wight

Vermont J1 West Bay

Ref: S1075392

Isle of Wight

Sixpenny Cottage

Ref: S1236354

Isle of Wight

4 Salterns - Freshwater

Ref: S334130

Isle of Wight

Seapie Corner

Ref: S1058534

Isle of Wight

Tovah

Ref: S126883

Reviews 29

Isle of Wight

2 Bed Cottage in Ningwood

Ref: S230171

Isle of Wight

Windy Ridge Cottage

Ref: S78353

Reviews 57

Isle of Wight

Plimoth N6

Ref: S1077704

Isle of Wight

Yellow Mellow

Ref: S1040167

Reviews 3

Isle of Wight

Vermont 4

Ref: S1246289

Isle of Wight

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