West Bay Cottages Yarmouth Isle of Wight

Weather wasn’t great however our two bed house just felt like home, we really relaxed and we’re both sorry to leave. A real home from home

A small shop just for essentials would be great

Good location well kitted out with everything you could want great size rooms and bathroom facilities excellent

Bed in main room was too small and very uncomfortable Bottom sheets not fitted well and continued to crease up which made very uncomfortable sleeping Feet wedged up on bottom board

The downstairs toilet The grounds are well looked after

Overpriced, false advertising saying tennis courts (all closed) place is very shabby and tired, oven didnt work (replaced) £200 a night, stayed at no 27 decking was old and outside furniture falling apart, weeds growing in decking, paint coming off walls inside, furniture poor, pictures on booking.com do not represent the look now Ruined our holiday

Well appointed, comfortable and good sized accommodation

spacious, well equipped, modern and clean.,

lack of Wi-Fi

property was warm

towels had dirty marks on them living room furniture tatty person in chalet next door shouting and swearing

It was basic but comfortable and had most things we needed... just has so much more potential.

When we first got there, there was a strong smell of cleaning products and fry up/eggs! It was not pleasant. The photos we saw when booking were of much more up to date properties compared to the one we had which was disappointing. There was no towel holder or toilet roll holder in bathroom. There was no hand soap in bathroom or kitchen. There was 1.5 toilet roll for a week for a family of 4!! No door stops on the bedroom doors. Parking was sometimes difficult but mainly due to inconsiderate parking by others taking up two spaces. The WiFi was pointless really, didn't work. We woke up to find ants in the bungalow one morning. Not sure why we were booked to go via Red Funnel over in Cowes when the Wight Link comes into Yarmouth which is so close by. Also we got charged to go across the floating bridge on the way back to Cowes and assume there's no other way to get there.