Travelodge Newport Isle of Wight
3 StarsHistoric Carisbrooke Castle views, Personalized celebratory service
Historic Carisbrooke Castle views, Personalized celebratory service
Historic 17th-century coaching inn, Family-friendly dining options
Views of the River Medina, Spacious family accommodations
Views of the Guildhall façade, Central Newport location
Individually designed rooms, Versatile cafe and function room
Historic Georgian townhouse setting, Award-winning restaurant dining
Historic Grade II listed building, Central Newport location
Panoramic Solent views, Historic 19th-century seaside charm
Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Lakeside Bar and Eatery
Indoor heated swimming pool, Outdoor thermal spa
Panoramic English Channel vistas, Heated indoor swimming pool
Uninterrupted English Channel views, Convenient public transport links
Scenic views of the Solent, Tranquil pub with nautical charm
Solent and Portsmouth views, Individualistic room layouts
Heated indoor swimming pool, Local restaurant partner discounts
Panoramic Solent sea views, Local gastronomy recommendations
Family-friendly accommodation, Quiet retail park setting
Harbour view accommodations, Art Deco inspired design
Scenic Solent sea views, Secure on-site parking
Historic Georgian building setting, Award-winning pub experience
Traditional Victorian pub atmosphere, Expansive outdoor terrace
Solent and marina panoramas, Traditional Greene King dining
Romantic roll-top bath rooms, Panoramic sea view terrace
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Award-winning Geranium Restaurant
Panoramic sea view suites, The Rock signature restaurant
Panoramic English Channel views, Victorian-era coaching inn charm
Picturesque countryside location, Award-winning family-friendly dining
Communal lounge with sea views, Dog-friendly accommodation
Panoramic Sandown and Shanklin Bay views, Classic seaside holiday experience
Scenic Solent and sea views, Historic 19th-century coaching inn
Clifftop gardens with sea views, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Indoor swimming pool and sauna, Starlite Restaurant panoramic views
Outdoor dining options, Secluded garden chalets
Solar-heated outdoor swimming pool, Dr Detox Cabin sauna
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Carisbrooke occupies a fine defensive position on a hilltop just south of Newport. The first castle was built in 1100 on the site of a Saxon stronghold and was a motte and bailey structure. Later a keep and curtain walls were added. It successfully resisted the French in 1377, was armoured as a defence against the Spanish Armada in 1588 and Charles I was imprisoned here before his execution. Its royal connections continued into the 20th century: Princess Beatrice, a daughter of Queen Victoria, lived here until 1944. It is now managed by English Heritage. The grounds are extensive and 30 to 40 minutes are recommended to walk round the battlements. Buildings can be visited, such as the chapel and well-house, where donkeys turn the wheel to raise the water. There is a museum with personal items belonging to Charles I. It is open every day, except Christmas and New Year, from 10am to 5pm (April to September) and to 4pm during October to March. The website has details of wheelchair access. The site has a shop, tearoom and picnic area.
Carisbrooke Castle is a top attraction in Newport, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Carisbrooke Castle, Isle of Wight Music Festival, Osborne House, Cowes Week, Sandown Beach, all within a convenient distance from Carisbrooke Castle.