Ryde Holiday Cottages

Ryde Cottages

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Roebeck Retreat

Ref: S271327

Reviews 23

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Drake Cottage

Ref: S274421

Reviews 21

Resting on the north east coast of the Isle of Wight, Seaview is a small Edwardian seaside village. Along with amazing views across the Solent and a shining reputation as being an upmarket resort, Seaview is a wonderful location for a family...

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Benamara

Ref: S300720

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£150

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Foxes Heart

Ref: S988718

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20 Bellevue Road

Ref: S294948

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2 The Stables

Ref: S3777

Reviews 57

Ryde is ‘The Gateway to the Island’, being the largest town on the Isle of White and a popular holiday destination since the mid 19th century. Its excellent transport links – regular ferry, hovercraft and catamaran services from the mainland –...

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1 The Stables

Ref: S3652

Reviews 51

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3 The Stables

Ref: S3776

Reviews 54

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Buddleia Cottage

Ref: S271910

Reviews 16

Seaview is an Edwardian seaside village on the north eastern shores of the Isle of Wight, just 2.6 miles away from Ryde. It has a reputation for f being an upmarket resort, with views out across the Solent, golden sandy beaches, a sailing club,...

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Tower Barn Cottage

Ref: S777960

Reviews 7

Ryde, fondly known as "The Gateway to the Island", is the largest town on the Isle of Wight and became popular as a holiday destination in the 1820s. Today, the regular ferry, catamaran and hovercraft services make this lovely resort accessible...

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5A Castle Street

Ref: S842808

Reviews 5

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Dovedale

Ref: S90914

Reviews 15

Ryde is the largest town on the Isle of Wight, a popular holiday destination since the 1820s. There’s much to see and do, including shops, pubs and restaurants, whilst the 6 miles of beaches are ideal for bathing. Along the esplanade there are...

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4 Bed Cottage in Ryde

Ref: S854707

Additional information and rules - 4 bedrooms – 1 king-size, 1 double, 1 twin, and 1 bunk room - 2 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC, 1 en-suite shower room with WC, plus 1 ground-floor WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/...

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Westmount

Ref: S366723

Reviews 48

Ryde is the largest town on the Isle of Wight and is a popular holiday destination, known as 'The Gateway to the Island'. The six miles of sloping sandy beaches are perfect for bathing, with Ryde boasting an array of attractions to entertain and...

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Windfall

Ref: S1026379

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The Cabana - a romantic seaside getaway and garden

Ref: S929691

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£95

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The Old Abbey Farmhouse

Ref: S529430

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£171

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3 The Mews

Ref: S606964

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£126

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Anchor Down Cottage the perfect seaside retreat sleeps 4 beach 2 mins

Ref: S327432

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£211

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Long View in Roebeck Country Park, sleeps 4, beach 3.5 miles.

Ref: S922646

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£301

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Seaside Cottage, Moments from Ryde's Golden Sands, Sleeps 4

Ref: S926441

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Poppy An Immaculate Lake side Lodge the Perfect Retreat, Sleeps 4

Ref: S327429

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The Cote is a stunning rural barn beach 3 miles

Ref: S332137

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£190

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Lemon Cottage - Ryde And Seaview

Ref: S1004516

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Ryde Holiday Cottages

Ryde - a seaside town world-renowned for its miles of blonde sandy beaches - sits on the northeast coast of the Isle of Wight. A favourite holiday destination of Queen Victoria, holiday cottages in Ryde are popular with visitors from all over the UK, and beyond.

Ryde’s growth as a seaside town came as the villages of Upper Ryde and Lower Ryde grew into each other and merged. At low tide, Ryde’s expansive sands are revealed – their width so big that the usual regular ferry service has an extra long pier. The architecture in Ryde is primarily still Victorian and this, combined with a blossoming independent shopping scene and plenty of traditional seaside attractions, makes for that ‘proper British seaside resort’ feel. Appley Beach (just east of the pier) is one of the finest on the Isle, bordered by a lush green park and great playground facilities for children. Further east, you’ll find Puckpool Park, offering up more miles of beach, along with tennis courts and crazy golf.

Ryde holiday cottages are well situated for a seaside break and, with thousands of properties across the UK on Snaptrip, you’re bound to find the place for you. You can be assured of unbeatable value with our best price guarantee, and the Snaptrip customer support team are always on-hand to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Barbara - Verified booking

Roebuck Retreat is a nice bungalow with a lovely modern kitchen and a range of comfy chairs in lounge area.

There is an enormous patio with good views over the countryside. However, it was let down by the fact that the combi boiler hadn't been checked, it had lost working pressure( the gauge was showing zero pressure) and needed repressurising (a 5 minute job). Sykes only give a landline phone number for contact with their emergency team, not much good if you are deaf like we are but we texted my son at home to contact them but apart from saying they would contact the owner and providing a mobile number for the housekeeper ( which we sent a text to but no reply from her) NO ACTION or prompt help was done. In the end as we have a combi boiler ourselves and know how to set the pressure we did it ourselves so we could have hot water. We are home now and its eight days since we texted the housekeeper and still waiting a reply. If we had not known how to reset it we would have been without hot water for the whole weeks holiday. We were initially reluctant to reset boiler as it is not ours and did think of asking my son to call out an emergency plumber as we had not heard back and still haven't from the housekeeper. The lack of WiFi and the very small tv are unusual as most holiday lets we have stayed in in the past provide a full sized TV and WiFi. The arrangement of the way one bedroom and bathroom doors open into hall while the other two open into the rooms takes getting used to. The bathroom has a shower over the bath running off a mixer tap, the taps were difficult to operate to get the shower running at the right temperature, in fact all the bathroom taps could do with replacement washers if not outright replacement. The external door locks could do with a shot of WD40 so they operate smoothly while the front door handles look ready to pull out of their housing. There is an infestation of ants under the patio doors. The duvet on the double bed was winter weight and that on top of the memory foam mattress made for hot uncomfortable nights. The bedroom curtains could do with black out linings as the sunrises early and floods the bedrooms with light The roads leading to the property are unmade and make for a bumpy ride especially over the speed humps. The property is also quite remote and there are no local shops within walking distance, not even a general store on the site. Finally, there is a lack of storage for suitcases, not a problem if only 2 people staying as they can use the second bedroom. The owner has stored large bags on top of cupboard in hall and bedding on the top of the "open" wardrobes in the bedrooms. To sum up, Sykes need to get their act together regarding emergency repairs, the owner needs to leave a mobile contact number for the same reason. It does not help that currently check in times are after 5pm ( a hangover from Covid, in theory properties needed to be cleaned, disinfected and aired ), a check in time of 3pm would give more time to fix any problems found upon arrival.

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Linda - Verified booking

The property itself has all you need for self catering holiday.

If you like a hard mattress then the beds are fine but myself & sister take our own thick bed toppers to help make the mattress more comfortable. The kitchen has all the usual equipment so meals can be prepared & cooked. The main downfalls which we encountered last year & this year also is there is no lighting in the car park which is just a rough earth surface & is pitch dark in the evening when coming back from a night out & no lighting in the area where Drakes cottage along with all the others in that complex are, which are set out in a quadrangle around a grassed patch in front of the cottages, the lights on the cottages occupied by owners & holiday makers are the only available outside lights on the cottages so you can see your way back to your holiday home & only if the people in them leave the light on ( most donât) & they are on timers.. we asked the owner could he do the timer to go off at 12pm which he did as he was in the island at the time. Holiday makers donât have access to the timer or Lx outside lights, I recommend taking a good torch. Also the smell that smells like rotten eggs permeates the area & itâs vile, windows had to be kept shut both times we were there in September last year & this. Some say itâs the pond causing the smell which does appear more strongly when youâre near the pond and the pond is near the cottages. Also evidently there is a sewage plant adjacent to the car park and the cottages, some think it comes from there, tbh you canât fully tell where it comes from is vile and very offputting. After experiencing it two years running. I donât know if myself and my sister would go back again I really couldnât stand it. It made me gag and heave. Other than that the cottage is very nice apart from the beds being too firm and that awful smell thatâs constantly there.

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Robert - Verified booking

Regrettably the double bed would only be a double bed for two stick people or, at least one stick person and a normal sized person.

I had to sleep on one (admittedly comfortable) relaxing chairs. Either way, the bedding was inadequate with the duvet only just reaching over the edges of the mattress and failing to do so when even only (of necessity) one person slept in the bed. It was advertised as an 'accessible' cottage and to a large degree it was, although an able bodied person would need to be on hand to open - let alone unlock and open - the main door. It certainly was accessible. However, I was concerned that the wet room didn't seem to have a very non-slip, non-slip floor and despite the availability of a stool, there was only one grab rail which I felt was inadequate for using the shower. Otherwise, the cottage was well furnished and comfortable and sufficient kitchenware for two people. It was a nightmare trying to get hold of Helen Wilkes but she was very apologetic when she arrived after a bad morning - and we all have those! We were unable to find any information about leaving the cottage and were unable to get hold of Helen to find out where to leave the key on our departure. (It's in the door by the way)

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Benjamin - Verified booking

Problems with the property on arrival were that I needed to find the hoover to get rid of the hair on the floor.

The floor had been moped but hair was left everywhere. Fortunately the hoover did the trick. In addition, the windows were very dirty. During the stay things that became annoying were, 1, loose flooring in kitchen, step on it wrong abs it hurts your foot, 2, patio doors donât open as they hit the slabs outside, 3, loose and wobbly bath, 4, doesnât effect use but has a poorly fitted kitchen. The worst thing to deal with was the ant infestation, we had ants coming through/around the patio doors even when shut, and I put any powder down that I found under the sink. I donât expect to have to deal with ants running through a property that Iâm renting for 1 week. Whilst I have no negative feedback for Sykes, and none of the problems above are massive, added all together that property is a mess and should be sorted properly before charging so much for it. Not impressed. I will not recommend staying there.

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Susan - Verified booking

A very comfortable cottage which was well equipped with everything you would need for a great holiday.

The huge bed was nice and comfortable, great for a good night's sleep. The owners, Helen & Paul, were very nice and welcoming and were there if needed, but everything was satisfactory and we did not need to contact them. The views from the garden were absolutely stunning and we could not have wished for better. In the adjoining paddocks there were sheep and Shetland ponies which were lovely to watch while sitting in the garden, which was very dog friendly and our dog also enjoyed her holiday. The cottage was a great base to go exploring and it was fairly easy getting around the island. We would definitely recommend and look forward to returning soon.

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Things to do near Ryde

HMS Victory

One of the most celebrated warships in Britain’s naval history, the HMS Victory. It’s a 104-gun first-rate battleship and was launched in 1765. It is best known for her role as Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. It is now preserved as a museum piece and is open to the public to explore. It is located in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard.

Hovercraft Museum

Museum in Lee on the Solent with approximately 60 hovercraft vehicles on display, as well as archived paperwork and video footage. On-site gift shop.

Model Village Godshill

Model village in Godshill, open seven days a week for guests to view small-scale replicas of buildings, roads and vehicles. On-site gift shop.

Dinosaur Isle

For nearly a century the Museum of Isle of Wight housed the Island’s geology and fossil collections. Dinosaur Isle was later created as a purpose built interactive museum displaying and conserving the rich geological collections with over 1000 of the best fossils on display.

Brading Roman Villa

Award winning Romano-British archaeological site exhibition & visitor centre in Brading. Boasts a stunning exhibition hall, café, shop. Wheelchair accessible.

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is part of the HM Naval Base Portsmouth, which is open to the public. It contains ships such as HMS Victory, HMS Alliance, HMS Warrior and the Mary Rose...

Osborne House

Osborne House and gardens is a former royal residence in East Cowes, Isle of Wight. The house was built between 1845 and 1851 for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. The house was designed by Albert himself in the style of an Italian Renaissance palazzo. Now owned by English Heritage it is open to the public to explore its grand rooms and lush gardens. Playgrounds and trails, cafe, gift shop and toilets.

Carisbrooke Castle

Carisbrooke Castle has been a central place of power and defence on the Isle of Wight for over 1,000 years. A Saxon fortress, a castle of the Norman conquest and famously the prison for the deposed Charles I.

HMS Warrior

Built for the Royal Navy, HMS Warrior 1860 was Britain's first iron-hulled, armoured battleship. It was restored in Hartlepool and has been back home in Portsmouth since 1987, where it is on display to the public at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

University of Portsmouth

The University of Portsmouth is a public research university located in Portsmouth, England. Known for its strong reputation in areas such as engineering, computing, and healthcare, the university offers a wide range of academic programs to its diverse student body. With modern facilities, a commitment to sustainability, and a vibrant campus community. Main Campus: University House, Winston Churchill Avenue, Portsmouth, PO1 2UP

Holiday Cottages in Ryde

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Ryde Cottages

Isle of Wight

Roebeck Retreat

Ref: S271327

Reviews 23

Isle of Wight

Drake Cottage

Ref: S274421

Reviews 21

Isle of Wight

Benamara

Ref: S300720

Isle of Wight

Foxes Heart

Ref: S988718

Isle of Wight

20 Bellevue Road

Ref: S294948

Isle of Wight

2 The Stables

Ref: S3777

Reviews 57

Isle of Wight

1 The Stables

Ref: S3652

Reviews 51

Isle of Wight

3 The Stables

Ref: S3776

Reviews 54

Isle of Wight

Buddleia Cottage

Ref: S271910

Reviews 16

Isle of Wight

Tower Barn Cottage

Ref: S777960

Reviews 7

Isle of Wight

5A Castle Street

Ref: S842808

Reviews 5

Isle of Wight

Dovedale

Ref: S90914

Reviews 15

Isle of Wight

4 Bed Cottage in Ryde

Ref: S854707

Isle of Wight

Westmount

Ref: S366723

Reviews 48

Isle of Wight

Windfall

Ref: S1026379

Isle of Wight

The Cabana - a romantic seaside getaway and garden

Ref: S929691

Isle of Wight

The Old Abbey Farmhouse

Ref: S529430

Isle of Wight

3 The Mews

Ref: S606964

Isle of Wight

Anchor Down Cottage the perfect seaside retreat sleeps 4 beach 2 mins

Ref: S327432

Isle of Wight

Long View in Roebeck Country Park, sleeps 4, beach 3.5 miles.

Ref: S922646

Isle of Wight

Seaside Cottage, Moments from Ryde's Golden Sands, Sleeps 4

Ref: S926441

Isle of Wight

Poppy An Immaculate Lake side Lodge the Perfect Retreat, Sleeps 4

Ref: S327429

Isle of Wight

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