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Cowes b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation

Visit Cowes and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:

Cowes, Isle of Wight. Cowes Week in August is one of the great events of the yachts-man's year. The headquarters of the Royal Yacht Squadron on Victoria Parade below Cowes Castle, the main boatyards and moorings, and most features of interest to the visitor lie West of the River Medina which divides the town. During the Second World War the castle was the chief operations centre for the Normandy landings. Northwood House has line gardens and rare trees.

Cowes is the entry port to the island from Southampton and regular ferry services cross the Solent.

The first English settlers for Maryland sailed from Cowes in 1633 and Dr Arnold of Rugby fame was born here.

Nearby cities: Southampton

Nearby towns: East Cowes, Gosport, Newport, Portsmouth, Sandown, Ryde, Yarmouth

Nearby villages: Alverstoke, Alverstone, Arreton, Ashey, Beaulieu, Blackwater, Bowcombe, Brading, Bridgemary, Brook, Calbourne, Carisbrooke, Dibden Purlieu, Exbury, Fareham, Fleetland, Freshwater, Gurnard, Hamble-le-Rice, Haven Street, Hill Head, Horringford, Hythe, Lee-on-the-Solent, Lepe, Merstone, Mottistone, Newchurch, Newtown, Northwood, Osborne, Portchester, Rookley, Shalfleet, Shide, Titchfield, Wallington, Warsash, Whippingham, Wootton Bridge

Have you decided to visit Cowes or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:

• a Cowes bed and breakfast (a Cowes B&B or Cowes b and b)
• a Cowes guesthouse
• a Cowes hotel (or motel)
• a Cowes self-catering establishment, or
• other Cowes accommodation