27 Nov – 29 Nov 2026
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1 room · 2 adults
The Terrace Rooms & Wine
Saint Augustine Villa, Esplanade, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England PO38 1TA, United Kingdom, Ventnor - SEE MAP
Highlights
Restaurant
On-site dining available
Check-in: 15:00
Check-out: 11:00
Facilities
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Elevator/lift
Restaurant
Conference Hall
About us
Location
Your vacation should be comfortable! Hotel «The Terrace Rooms & Wine» is located in Ventnor. This hotel is located in the very center of the city. Before going to bed, you can walk around the main landmarks of the city. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel — Oceanblue Sea Charters, Ventnor Beach and Ventnor Park.
At the hotel
Taste the local cuisine and have a rest in the restaurant. Accessible for guests with disabilities: the elevator helps them to go to the highest floors.
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Very good
Location rating score
Excellent location · Inside city center
Exceptional for walking
Closest airports
- Heathrow London 111 km
- JFK New York 5520 km
- Dubai Intl 5534 km
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Facilities
Elevator/liftRestaurantConference Hall
Location
Saint Augustine Villa, Esplanade, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England PO38 1TA, United Kingdom, Ventnor
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Check-in: from 15:00
Check-out: until 11:00
Check-in / check-out
Check-in from 15:00 · check-out by 11:00
Unfortunately, this historic Italianate villa, which has a winding spiral staircase and split-level rooms and corridors, is not suitable if you have limited mobility.
A Blue Plaque at the hotel entrance is Russian writer and political thinker Alexander Herzen’s entry in the visitors’ book for 1855: he was a pioneer of peasant populism (Russia’s route into socialism) — and a big fan, apparently, of unoaked chardonnay…
Unfortunately, this historic Italianate villa, which has a winding spiral staircase and split-level rooms and corridors, is not suitable if you have limited mobility.
A Blue Plaque at the hotel entrance is Russian writer and political thinker Alexander Herzen’s entry in the visitors’ book for 1855: he was a pioneer of peasant populism (Russia’s route into socialism) — and a big fan, apparently, of unoaked chardonnay…
