Somerton Lodge
Get Into Recovery @ Somerton Lodge
Private Alcohol Detox & Recovery Retreat
on the Isle of Wight
A calm, structured place to step away from alcohol, stabilise safely, and rebuild recovery before returning home.
Medically supported detox available in partnership with a CQC-registered provider.
Who this is for?
You might benefit from Somerton Lodge if:
• You feel alcohol is taking more space in your life than you want
• You want to stop but are unsure if you need detox
• You need a calm place away from daily pressures
• You want recovery support without a hospital environment
Detox → Stabilisation → Recovery Integration:
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Detox & Stabilisation - Medically supervised detox through our clinical partners. Structured support to regain clarity and emotional balance. Two weeks - £6,480.
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Recovery integration - Build practical recovery routines before returning home. One week £1,805.
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Recovery Retreat - Need to step away from everyday life, don't need a detox or stabilisation but still want a supportive environment. One week £1,540.
Why people choose Somerton Lodge
People choose us for:
• Private setting (not an institution)
• Structured recovery guidance
• Calm coastal environment
• Small number of residents
• Discreet and confidential
It’s normal to feel unsure about asking for help.
Many people who come to Somerton Lodge are professionals, parents, or business owners who simply reached a point where alcohol was taking more energy than they wanted.
A short stay can provide the space to reset, regain clarity, and return to life with a stronger recovery foundation.
Partner & Family Support (Optional Residential Stay)
Recovery doesn’t happen in isolation. When someone enters early recovery, the people close to them are often affected too — wanting to help, but unsure how to do so without causing pressure or distress.
At Somerton Lodge, partners or close family members have the option to stay on-site alongside their loved one during part of the recovery process. This is entirely optional and carefully structured to support recovery, not disrupt it.
This is not couples therapy, and it is not about revisiting the past.
It is about understanding what helps right now.
Support focuses on understanding early recovery, reducing fear and emotional overwhelm, improving communication, and establishing healthy boundaries that protect the recovery process. All support is discreet and designed to maintain the integrity of the guest’s recovery space.
By helping partners and families feel steadier and better informed, this option strengthens the environment around recovery — improving outcomes for everyone involved.