We are situated in a quiet road a short walk from Shanklin station and within easy reach of the town centre with its restaurants and bars and the old village. The seafront and beach is a pleasant walk away. Tea and coffee making facilities are provided along with TV and free WiFi.  A full English breakfast, including freshly brewed coffee or tea, fresh fruit, cereals, yoghurt and toast, is served from 8:30 - 9am in the dining room.

Number 29 is a fresh start for my son and me after we decided to downsize from our four star guest house in Shanklin which we had run for over 10 year to a smaller b&b which will be for adults only, we regret that we will be unable to accommodate children or pets.

Shanklin and the Isle of Wight offer a full range of attractions for all weathers and to suit every taste. From the brilliant Beach & Esplanade to the local Theatre, "Shanklin Old Village" to the historical Shanklin Chine and a grand Amusement Complex to a re-modelled Mini-golf and a brand new Crazy Golf course, the choice is so varied. The Isle of Wight with its chalky white towering cliffs stretching out into the English Channel, secluded sandy beaches the Isle of Wight is postcard perfect. You can follow the royal footsteps of Charles I and Henry VIII to the island castles or travel back two millennia to Roman villa ruins. Visit the private beach of Queen Victoria. The fun-loving island's array of festivals covering garlic, pop, jazz and sailing. A sample of the top places to visit on the isle of wight include Shanklin Chine A wooded coastal ravine, Appuldurcombe House Owl and Falconry Centre, Robin Hill Country Park, Monkey Haven a Gold award-winning attraction, Isle of Wight Steam Railway and The Needles the Islands most famous landmark.