Weston Manor B&B

Weston Manor B&B is a historic manor-house stay on Moons Hill above Totland Bay, on the western side of the Isle of Wight. The property combines bed-and-breakfast accommodation with a separate self-catering option, giving visitors a choice between a hosted stay and a more independent base.

The bed-and-breakfast rooms are all en suite, providing private bathroom facilities within the accommodation. The overall character comes from the manor setting and its heritage features, while the garden and on-site parking add practical convenience for stays centred on exploring the island by car or on foot.

A notable feature of the property is its chapel, which is listed as a heritage site by the National Trust. The chapel is described as a rare example of its type in the United Kingdom, giving Weston Manor an architectural point of interest beyond its role as a place to stay. It adds a distinctive historical element for visitors interested in buildings, local stories and unusual features.

The Old Kitchens provides the self-catering alternative and sleeps four people. This option suits visitors who prefer to organise their own meals and daily routine, while the bed-and-breakfast rooms are suited to shorter breaks and guests looking for a simpler accommodation format. The property’s offering is focused on lodging rather than a restaurant-style dining experience, with the choice of breakfast accommodation or self-catering.

Totland Bay provides a base for a range of outdoor activities. Local options associated with the property include cycling along coastal roads, walking on Tennyson Down, golf, surfing and kayaking. The mix makes Weston Manor suitable for activity-focused breaks, coastal excursions and visits that balance time outdoors with a historic place to return to. The garden, parking and en-suite rooms also make the property practical for visitors seeking straightforward accommodation in the Totland Bay area.