Union Inn dark nice fire ? but u are restricted by not bellow to smoke out sideWill need refuing smoking
Iona Stewart-Richardson
For visitors seeking a refined and cosy pub experience on the Isle of Wight, The Union Inn offers a welcome respite. Situated within steps of the seafront, it boasts a serene ambience with rooms that have captivating sea views, making it a truly unique destination. Don't be put off that it is a pub, you can't hear people downstairs at all from the lovely rooms above. People who stay also have their own entrance - next to the pub's, so it feels safe and secure when going to and from. The food is also fantastic! What a great little B&B in a fantastic location - perfect for a peaceful time away.
Andy
Very nice to spend a couple of
T Parrish
Popped in for a pint or two. Excellent service, friendly locals, good beer. Highly
Sarah Guymer
Lovely old fashioned pub, very cosy, real fire, lovely food, staff all very helpful over busy period, would highly recommend. Thankyou everyone we had a lovely Christmas Eve, one to remember xFood & drinks: Great serviceNoteworthy details: Just beautiful and cosy x
Paul Harrop
Lovely old pub feel, locals friendly, food looked fantastic ? sadly barmaid was frosty and rude.
Ian Fox
We popped in for a few drinks over the Xmas period.Did not get any welcome or smile from staff.There was a bald guy who must be the landlord who looked at strangers who came into the pub like he recognised them from crime watch, he gave me a good staring at for a while.We did not have food or stayed there so cannot comment on that.We had a few drinks and decided to have one more before we moved on.Unfortunately there was no alcohol in any of them.We got the thought that the ‘possible landlord’ did not like ‘our sort’ and this was his way of telling us to leave.I took a picture of the inside of the pub and on when I had a look, the guy was hiding his face!A very strange experience indeed and Fullers will be informed.
Chewisaurus Rex
A nice looking pub. Sign says everyone and everything welcome on the front but the barmaid couldn't be any more opposite to this. Really put a downer on the pub.
Jane Francolino
Nice pub, I believe they do rooms and food but had neither, bar maid not very attentive or smiley, shame as this would definitely of enhanced the experience, but all in all warm ,cosy and a good stop off to warm up.
Great old world pub. Friendly bar staff and a warm atmosphere.Interesting collection of miniature alcohol bottles, photos and paintings.Lovely warm fire.
Stefka Bradstock
Great spot for a quiet afternoon drinkWalkability: Central to most things in town
Rackell Corner
We pipped in here for a pint ended up having lunch Crab sandwich and a few more pints.Lovely food, great service.We will be back.Thank you.
Thomas Kerley
The pub is cosy and warm. Food is lovely and warming.
Ognyan Dimitrov
Nice place with god service and interesting atmosphere.Take the place in front of the fire.
A throughly nice pub.
Union Inn dark nice fire ? but u are restricted by not bellow to smoke out sideWill need refuing smoking
For visitors seeking a refined and cosy pub experience on the Isle of Wight, The Union Inn offers a welcome respite. Situated within steps of the seafront, it boasts a serene ambience with rooms that have captivating sea views, making it a truly unique destination. Don't be put off that it is a pub, you can't hear people downstairs at all from the lovely rooms above. People who stay also have their own entrance - next to the pub's, so it feels safe and secure when going to and from. The food is also fantastic! What a great little B&B in a fantastic location - perfect for a peaceful time away.
Very nice to spend a couple of
Popped in for a pint or two. Excellent service, friendly locals, good beer. Highly
Lovely old fashioned pub, very cosy, real fire, lovely food, staff all very helpful over busy period, would highly recommend. Thankyou everyone we had a lovely Christmas Eve, one to remember xFood & drinks: Great serviceNoteworthy details: Just beautiful and cosy x
Lovely old pub feel, locals friendly, food looked fantastic ? sadly barmaid was frosty and rude.
We popped in for a few drinks over the Xmas period.Did not get any welcome or smile from staff.There was a bald guy who must be the landlord who looked at strangers who came into the pub like he recognised them from crime watch, he gave me a good staring at for a while.We did not have food or stayed there so cannot comment on that.We had a few drinks and decided to have one more before we moved on.Unfortunately there was no alcohol in any of them.We got the thought that the ‘possible landlord’ did not like ‘our sort’ and this was his way of telling us to leave.I took a picture of the inside of the pub and on when I had a look, the guy was hiding his face!A very strange experience indeed and Fullers will be informed.
A nice looking pub. Sign says everyone and everything welcome on the front but the barmaid couldn't be any more opposite to this. Really put a downer on the pub.
Nice pub, I believe they do rooms and food but had neither, bar maid not very attentive or smiley, shame as this would definitely of enhanced the experience, but all in all warm ,cosy and a good stop off to warm up.
Restaurantji Recommends
Great old world pub. Friendly bar staff and a warm atmosphere.Interesting collection of miniature alcohol bottles, photos and paintings.Lovely warm fire.
Great spot for a quiet afternoon drinkWalkability: Central to most things in town
We pipped in here for a pint ended up having lunch Crab sandwich and a few more pints.Lovely food, great service.We will be back.Thank you.
The pub is cosy and warm. Food is lovely and warming.
Nice place with god service and interesting atmosphere.Take the place in front of the fire.