Lisle Combe in Isle of Wight, English Channel, United Kingdom | Bed and Breakfast

Welcome to Lisle Combe Bed and Breakfast on the Isle of Wight, United Kingdom. Lisle Combe was originally two "cottages" but is now linked by a fabulous staircase within the large hallway. It was built in 1815 by Lord Yarborough , founder member of the Royal Yacht Squadron in Cowes. Lord Yarborough wanted his brother, Captain Pelham to have a country retreat at his disposal. Captain Pelham, the famous sea captain and his new wife, soon settled into life away from the Navy at Lisle Combe or Captain Pelham's Cottage as it was first named.
Alfred Noyes and his wife Mary, moved to Lisle Combe in the 1930's and entertained many a noble & literary mind. If you read Alfred Noyes' work, you will come across references to his home, gardens and the nearby coastal area.
Now the home of his grandson Robert and wife Ruth, Lisle Combe continues to give visitors a reminder of a bygone era. The peacefulness of the surroundings create an atmosphere which can inspire all of us. Essentially a retreat from the hustle and bustle of working life, Lisle Combe is the ideal place to stay.
All our guests have access to the 30 acres of farmland surrounding Lisle Combe.
Accommodation at Lisle Combe, Isle of Wight, is spacious and comfortable. We have a combination of rooms to cater for a maximum of 6 guests. On the ground floor we have a double room with a private bathroom. We also have upstairs a double and a family room both with their own private bathrooms. Each room has superb views of the English Channel. There are heaters in all the rooms, and additional blankets if the weather turns cold!