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Historic Coaching Inn Charm
Yelf's Hotel, a former coaching inn in Ryde, Isle of Wight, offers a unique blend of history and modern comfort. The cozy bar, lounge area, conservatory, and patio provide the perfect spots to unwind after a day of exploring.
Convenient Location
Situated near hovercraft and ferry services to Portsmouth and Southsea, Yelf's Hotel is the ideal base for exploring the Isle of Wight. With Newport and Cowes just a short drive away, and the sea a few minutes from the hotel, convenience is at your doorstep.
Flexible Accommodation Options
With rooms in both the main hotel and Bromley House, guests can choose from a variety of accommodation options. From ground floor rooms to spacious family suites, Yelf's Hotel caters to every traveler's needs.
Experience the historic charm and modern comfort of Yelf's Hotel - book your stay now for an unforgettable Isle of Wight getaway.
Please note that some rooms are located in Bromley House which is opposite the main hotel building. This facility has some ground floor accommodations as well as large family rooms. Yelf's Hotel cannot guarantee that guests will be located in the main hotel.
Please note that breakfast is served in the main hotel.This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Just friendly really
given an upgrade - the room was fine
in a convenient city centre location; hoever this meant a high levle of noise and windows were on;y single glazed and in a mediocre conditin with one opening window not completely closing.
Friendly and helpful staff.
Noisy at the front of the hotel.
Hotel was good as always, very clean, hot water and comfortable bed.
No biscuits in room with tea and coffee making facilities
Location and staff who were very accommodating and pleasant.
The hotel is tired and needs investment
Did not have Breakfast, Location great, town centre bus stop on 3 doors up
Would have been nice to have small fridge, to keep milk in
Location
Wasn’t staying in the hotel
Although I was travelling alone I was allocated room 24, a large family room at the back of the hotel with a huge double bed (2 singles fixed together), plus a single bed and a camp bed, so the room was spacious. The bedding and towels were lovely and clean and white. The bin was emptied every day and the pillows rearranged! It had a sea view, including the pier. There was an excellent Italian restaurant a couple of doors down and a superb Indian restaurant a couple of doors up the street where I ate on the the second and third nights. Wetherspoons is just a bit further up the street so I was able to get breakfast an hour before the hotel started breakfasts.
The whole place was just sad and tired, and there didn't seem to be many, if indeed any, staff or other guests most of the time. When I visited the bar/restaurant on the first night neither handpump had real ale on and I was told that most of the items on the menu were unavailable because the oven was broken. I was told that breakfast didn't start until 9am (as it is now 'winter') which was much too late for my needs. In my room the wallpaper was pealing off in some places and there was plaster damage caused by water ingress. The bathroom had bits coming away and the curtains were rotted. The carpet was grubby and stained. The furniture was battered and marked. The bath tap was worn out and it was extremely difficult to regulate the temperature of the shower for anything between icy cold and absolutely scalding. Although the room was generally quiet, there was a disco or party on the Saturday night, with music thumping directly below my bed for some time after I had gone to bed. The heating seemed to cut in at exactly 0400 and 0600, but despite some very enthusiastic gurgling there was no heat and the room was generally a little on the chilly side. There was a very sad faded picture.
Central. Large room Sea View
It didn’t bother us at all, but for some, having no lift to upper floors might be a problem
Location is brilliant and the staff are polite and helpful
In my personal opinion the bed was very uncomfortable, about knee height off the floor for someone whos 5ft 7. Didnt really get a good night sleep my whole stay due to this reason
Good location in rtde
Window jammed open Room 8 has a Tiny bathroom with elderly looking shower toilet too low door that was hard to open room door looked cheap dirty stained carpet no double glazing so could here loud drunk people outside hotel till v early hours ivu growing inside the windows on the staircase outside of hotel looked on poor condition no oferof breakfast or evening meals either
No breakfast served on site and had to wait until 0900 at an adjacent bar
No breakfast on site and having to go an adjacent business after 0900 for breakfast Very very diffrent from previous experience of this hotel Not clear when booing that breakfast was not included
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