Welcome to St Hubert's Lodge.
The beautiful sitting-room with large wood-burner for those cooler evenings.
This wonderful large kitchen is perfect if you look to cook.
The cosy snug area, with views of the garden and beyond, is a a great spot to sit and watch the wildlife.
Set in the most peaceful and idyllic location.
The extended part of the property is open plan making this a great space for entertaining.
Dine with family and friends in this rural retreat.
The island has plenty of fresh local produce to offer.
You can even chose to cook with the oil-fired Aga or gas hob.
The stunning entrance hall will take your breath away.
Relax in the evenings with a glass of something nice and watch a movie.
Pure bliss.
This handy area is perfect for your all your holiday essentials.
Utility-room with washing machine.
Ground floor bathroom with bath and separate shower.
From the kitchen/dining area stairs lead you up to bedroom 1 and down 3 steps to another bathroom.
Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed.
With floor to ceiling windows and no curtains or blinds, you will wake to a beautiful view of the garden.
Fall asleep under the twinkling stars.
Relax after a busy day in the gorgeous slipper bath.
Bedroom 2 with king-size bed.
With pretty views over the garden and beyond.
This shower-room is shared between bedrooms 3 and 4 - please note there is a large moveable step to help you access the shared shower (as shown in photo).
Take a refreshing shower to start the day.
The shower-room, shared with bedrooms 3 and 4, is a light and bright quirky space.
Bedroom 3 also has a king-size bed.
There is a feature window (permanently locked) that looks over the entrance hall and into the open plan kitchen/dining area.
St Hubert's Lodge can be rented with Underwood Cabin (to the right of the photo) for larger parties.
The garden offers a choice of sunny and shady areas to suit everyone.
Watch the little ones enjoy the rope swing while enjoying your morning tea.
You will love the stunning gardens and peaceful setting here.
Perfect for dining al fresco or an evening tipple.
The fields beyond the garden.
There is plenty of space to relax and watch the little ones play.
Please note there is a pond in the garden that has been fenced in - please supervise children at all times.
At one with nature.
The owner kindly provides all the logs you could need.
St Hubert's Lodge sits next to Underwood Cabin.
The drive leads to this stunning cottage that you will not want to leave.
Newtown National Nature Reserve is under a mile away and is perfect for a nice walk and a spot of bird watching.
Osborne House, the former home of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
Gurnard is famous for stunning sunsets.
You must take the time to visit the Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary.
St Hubert's Lodge
6057 - New5.3 miles E of Yarmouth | Sleeps 6 + 2 cots*
7 Nights from £1458
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
A winner of many accolades including 2016 Isle of Wight Dining Pub of the Year, large car park and sun deck for warmer days. A traditional pub with stone floors and inglenook fireplaces. Dogs are welcome.
Nearby beach
An area of specific scientific interest with lovely views across the Solent and plenty of wildlife. There's a large caravan park next door however it does remain relatively quiet even in summer. There is no lifeguard cover and dog restrictions apply during the summer months.
Nearby walk
Saved from developers in the 1960's by local residents who conducted wildlife studies to prove the importance of the area, it is now a National Trust reserve worth a visit. There's a combination of landscapes to explore including salt marsh, hay meadows and a harbour. Wildlife includes the red squirrel, rare butterflies and a host of birds. There's a free car park, toilets and volunteers to welcome you during high season. Take a look at the National Trust website for further info.
Nearby town
The largest town on the island, it's sat at the head of the river mouth and is packed full of the usual mainland town offerings, punctuated with local lovelies like the boutiques along Watchbell Lane. There's also a strong arts scene with galleries, theatres, workshops and heritage sites. You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to food with high end restaurants through to bijou cafes.
Also nearby
Offering views across the Solent, this bistro bar and restaurant has a wide ranging menu throughout the day. You can watch the world go by from the outdoor seating or enjoy the nautical interior inside. Dogs and children are welcome.
June 2026
Lovely food, great position
We love The Old Fort, and always make several visits during our holiday. The food is excellent, the team are so friendly, and it is in an unbeatable position overlooking the Solent. The family love ship spotting here. Children are very welcome.
August 2025
Good food and lovely views
Fish and chips delicious.
May 2024
Good food, great atmosphere
Very friendly gastro-pub - excellent sea food and good views over the sea.
April 2024
The old fort
Great food and staff
August 2023
Fabulous Old Fort
Wonderful seafront eatery and hostelry. Delicious food, great service - all with fab views of the sea and moorings
July 2023
Great food and atmosphere
The food here is always excellent and the staff friendly and efficient.
June 2023
The Old Fort Seaview
Pub / restaurant
April 2023
Great views, tasty vegan food
We booked in advance having seen reviews about it being busy, glad we did it was full. We were lucky to get window table, wonderful view, relaxed environment, friendly efficient staff. Great to gave vegan options and can recommend the quality chilli. Would certainly go again!
October 2022
Great Atmosphere
Ate here twice during our weeks stay in Seaview. Even though we hadn’t booked the first time we went, which was a busy Saturday lunch time and we were a party of 6 including a 3 year old, we were given a warm welcome and seated with no problems. We had great service and the food was delicious on both occasions. We booked for our second visit as it seems to be a very popular place, understandably given the quality of the food and the service. Very family friendly too with a great buzzy atmosphere, would highly recommend a visit.
June 2022
Great food and atmosphere
Food
June 2022
Great pub
Excellent food and wine list, very helpful staff, not to be missed
June 2022
Amazing food and dog friendly
So nice we went twice for food and several times for a drink outside after a day on the beach!
Dog friendly and a lovely view.
Great menu and fab service
May 2022
Nice evening meal
Great atmosphere, nice staff, good food, reasonable pricing
February 2022
Excellent
Great service, food and view, visited a number of times during our stay and were never disappointed.
October 2021
Food great and great location
Lovely location on seafront and food was excellent. Staff friendly and attentive too.
September 2021
Lovely views, friendly staff, nice food
We visited a couple of times and enjoyed it. Great view!
September 2021
Excellent food and great staff
This is a great place to eat as it has some lovely dishes and has a specials board. We tried the sea bass which was so nice we returned for a second helping! Our party also tried the fish of the day which was a whole sea bream, again delicious. The shell on prawns, the fish and chips and the crab ramekin were also really nice and the bread served here was gorgeous and you get plenty of butter. The chocolate brownie dessert was a triumph too. All of this, plus it is dog friendly! Definitely recommended to try.
September 2021
The Old Fort
Great food, lovely staff and very welcoming
July 2021
Friday lunch
Two had ploughman's, one fish and chips, one sea bass. All excellent.
The new to the menu Lemon Posset was a delightful end to the meal.
June 2021
Good quality, well priced
Good quality, well priced and varied menu, with indoor and outdoor seating. We had a whole fresh plaice, and pulled pork burger, and both were excellent. Decent wine list as well
June 2021
Mrs Rachel Coleman
Our fish
February 2020
Excellent friendly service.
Lovely staff and food.
July 2019
Curry nights
We usually go to the weekly curry night when we are on holiday
July 2019
The Old Fort Seaview
Lovely seaside pub with outside sitting area. Enjoyed the food, but you do need to book ahead as they get very busy and its OK to sit outside if it is a balmy summer evening.
June 2019
Nice but....
We never got to actually eat in this pub. We did try several times but we were either too late or too early and they weren't serving food and then on our last evening there we were told no dogs after 6pm so we couldn't get a table. To be honest we did rather feel that sailing club members were given priority over holiday makers and that we were a bit of a nuisance that is tolerated rather than encouraged.
This gem of a place is located centrally on the Island and offers a loving and forever home to donkeys. Open daily, entry is free and you can wander the site to say hello to over 100 donkeys and ponies. Dogs are welcome and Grazers Cafe offers refreshments. Donations to support the sanctuary are very welcome.
August 2025
Great place to visit.
We thoroughly enjoyed our family afternoon at the Donkey Sanctuary. Dogs are welcome and the staff and volunteers were friendly and helpful. And free entry! Donations are optional. Lovely cafe and gift shop too. We recommend.
August 2024
Wonderful day out
A brilliant day out for the whole family. The experience packages are good value and make the visit extra special.
A recently opened community shop offering local produce, newspapers, fresh fruit, veg and milk. It's ideally situated in the middle of Seaview and a great place to stock up. They are only open mornings until Easter and then will extend to all day until October.
June 2026
An Aladdins Cave
What a great little shop this is with plenty of essentials and a few treats that you might need for your holiday as well as a daily newspapers. We couldn’t believe how big it is inside. Lovely friendly people too.
May 2024
Community shop
We loved the shop and all the local produce. Great bread and cakes. Very friendly service.
May 2024
Seaview Community Shop
Really good to have this well stocked and friendly shop nearby with newspapers readily available.
April 2023
Fantastic community shop!
An absolute treasure trove selling everyday essentials and lots of special island treats. Very pleasant people running it.
April 2023
Great community shop
Well stocked with fresh bread and bakery items daily. Very helpful, polite staff. Nice to talk to local people who helped with advice on days out, beaches etc
April 2023
Friendly and sell stocked
Went in for one thing came out with 6 including beautiful local artist card plus a new beach spade and tasty sourdough bread!Very handy organised little shop and always a bonus when served with cheerful attitude.
July 2022
Well stocked shop right in the middle of Seaview
A community shop spread over three linked rooms.
A good selection of food and general necessities and also buckets, spades and crabbing lines.
June 2022
Gem of a shop
Everything you need for day to day catering. Wonderful
October 2021
Everything you need
If staying in Seaview please support this shop with its friendly staff.
February 2020
Wonderful.
Great selection. Lovely staff.
September 2019
Great choice
This shop was open at 2 set times during the day, and we were pleased to see it was open until 18.30 when we stayed in Sept. They have a great choice of local produce including dairy items, the milk and Greek yogurt we had was delicious. The fruit was fresh and good quality, plus on sale were various dry goods and newspapers. A great selection of items. We will use the shop again if we return to Seaview.
February 2018
Great Little Local Shop
A new community shop recently opened in the heart of the village. It offers fresh fruit and vegetables, milk, bread and other local produce. This is the perfect place to get provisions in Seaview and saves a trip to the supermarket in the car.
A large area of woodland maintained by the Forestry Commission. There's miles of woodland walks suitable for both walkers and mountain bikers. The red squirrel hide is a great place to spot wildlife from.
September 2021
Walk in the forest
Lovely place to walk, the dogs loved it but we didn't see any squirrels unfortunately
April 2017
Great place for a walk and to get close to nature - and we saw a red squirrel!
February 2017
Beautiful place to walk the dog and the kids!
The original station was transformed into a restaurant in 2014 and is now open for lunch and dinner throughout the year. This is a popular spot for walkers and cyclists and dogs are made very welcome. Give them a call for opening times before you go as they don't open every day during off season months.
October 2017
Fantastic meal and a nice location for a bit of birdwatching
We had some great burgers and a delicious roast duck leg with a savoury waffle (loved the sauce too!) What a great location! Shame it was too cold for us to explore the wetlands and foreshore, however still managed to spot a few interesting birds on the way back to the town centre. Dogs are welcome too, which is a bonus, and they can even sample some "doggy treats"
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