Wheatsheaf Hotel

Great old pub in the heart of town. Great atmosphere and very traditional. Accommodation upstairs is cosy and clean. Rooms are heated well. The breakfasts are delicious! Very lovely family run pub with very friendly and accommodating staff. Our stay was fun. The pub was buzzing with people.

Great location, great, massive breakfast (included in the price), live music, friendly staff & patrons, easy walk from the bus station, all at a very affordable price..Outside tables in the front are ideal for people watching and having a smoke. Downtown location..Showers are very small !

Popped in for hot meal prior to ferry crossing.. excellent food , friendly cosy pub and excellent bar staff. Would recommend. Prompt food service and a good variety of dishes pub clean good location and help staff . Good local facility.do use it

Booked this room solely due to the close proximity of a function we were attending. Arrived to find a cosy, inviting and buzzing bar. We decided to plot up for a drink before going up to the room. We were so comfortable we ordered a pizza and salad, was tasty although could’ve done with a bit more meat ha ha! Tian, the barman, manager and general everything was delightful. The room was a triple although we were only two. Room was light and airy, spotlessly clean with a comfy double, crisp, clean bedding and an extra blanket. Cosy lamps, tea/coffee making facilities. Shower was a bit of a squeeze but worked perfectly well. Room was extremely quiet too. Breakfast was superb and included. Served by a lovely young lady, Shannon, in a beautifully decorated and airy room. Unlimited tea, coffee and juices. There were a number of walk ins too, not just hotel guests and at under £10 for a full English including beverage, an absolute bargain. I would return here in a heartbeat and would advise anyone wanting a central base a 2 minute walk from the bus station to definitely stay here. We will return! Thank you

Went for a first-time lunch visit since The Wheatsheaf had re-opened and was disappointed. Lovely lady behind the bar but it took ages for anyone to see me waiting to order. When a guy came over his demeanour was not of someone who was happy to serve. I believe he greeted me with ‘Yes?’ I should have answered ‘No’ and walked out but my companion was very hungry so I placed our order (simple pub food, what we were looking for)and waited. And waited. And waited. For nearly 40 minutes. It was like the Marie Celeste, I had to hunt for someone (Mr I Don’t Want To Be Here) to see if we had much longer to wait. There was only one other table of 4 people being served, so it was hardly busy. The food arrived and was adequate rather than really enjoyable. I went to pay but when given the bill had to point out that our drinks hadn’t been charged for (I might be having a moan but I am honest - there was no appreciation for my honesty or saving his neck!) Not tipping never sits right with me but I felt completely comfortable about not tipping Mr I Don’t Want To Be Here - a smile would have done it. Sadly, we won’t be going back or recommending. I say ‘sadly’ as it’s a lovely ancient pub and has always been so much part of the history of Newport. It just seems a slightly scruffy old boozer now ☹️

Perfect - came to see concert at Strings. Didn’t know much about Newport or Isle of Wight. This hotel perfectly located - so centrally located. Staff friendly and helpful Room clean and spacious and beds very comfy. Breakfast included - just perfect Thank you