WLH - Norton Grange - Isle of Wight

Isle of Wight Explorer

5 Days, 4 Nights Dinner Bed & Breakfast

Departs Monday 12th August 2024

 

Staying at Warner Leisure Hotels, Norton Grange Coastal Resort, Isle of Wight (Adults Only).

 

Sample Itinerary (Subject to Change), - please select which excursion/s you wish to include on booking. 

 

Day One

Travel to Isle of Wight via short stop in Portsmouth, before crossing the Solent to the Island,

Check in to the Resort.

 

 

Day Two

Carisbrooke Castle

Sitting high and proud at the heart of the Isle of Wight, Carisbrooke Castle has been an artillery fortress, king's prison and a royal summer residence. Today it's the quintessential romantic castle, with plenty to see and enjoy in the fresh open air. Experience far reaching panoramic views from high castle walls, or wander the moat to discover King Charles I's bowling green. Enjoy the tranquil Princess Beatrice Garden and stunning St Nicholas' Chapel, all before meeting the adorable Carisbrooke donkeys.

 

Start of the Island Mystery Tour

 

Day Three

Isle of Wight Steam Railway

Our beautifully preserved railway creates the perfect backdrop for your special day out. Enjoy a ride on our majestic steam trains and explore the Island’s stunning countryside.

 

Continue the Island Mystery Tour

 

Day Four

Osbourne House

'It is impossible to imagine a prettier spot,' said Queen Victoria of Osborne, her beloved home on the Isle of Wight.

 

Today, a visit to Osborne offers something for everyone to enjoy. Inside the house, get an intimate glimpse into royal life as you explore private apartments and grand reception rooms lined with furnishings and artworks from the Royal Collection.

 

Outside, wander among flower-filled gardens, discover the quirky museum in the Swiss Cottage and relax on the beach where the royal children learnt to swim.

With family trails and a play area, there's so much to see and do at Osborne. Book your ticket now for the best price, and get ready for a great-value day out at one of the Isle of Wight's best-loved attractions.

 

 

 

Island Mystery Tour

The driver will take you on a journey around the island visiting places of interest on route.

 

Warner Leisure Hotels, do offer some onsite activities that may interest you, so always the option of staying on resort.

 

Warner Leisure Hotels,

Norton Grange, Isle of Wight

 

 

Norton Grange is a history-filled village on the West Wight, a short walk to Yarmouth and close to the world-famous Needles. It’s a place of spectacular coastal walks and stunning views of the Solent.

 

Accommodation is chalet-style with a nautical theme in keeping with the setting. There’s a broad terrace and games lawn by the seafront, plus activities such as bowls and Nordic walking within the grounds. Nights of excellent entertainment play out in the show lounge.

 

 

Fact sheet

Location: Norton Grange Coastal Village, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, PO41 0SD

Total no of rooms: 202 (6 Garden Suites, 132 Standard Chalets and 64 Premier chalet)

 

Hotel: Norton Grange is a seaside village on the Isle of Wight’s north west coast, a short walk from Yarmouth and close to The Needles. Rooms are built on a chalet theme, and many have terraces overlooking the Solent. The leisure centre offers a complete feel-good experience with an indoor heated pool and sauna.

Garden space: Guest can enjoy a nine-hole pitch & putt course, two shooting ranges for both archery and rifle shooting, an outdoor bowling green, and an aviary in the 24 acres of grounds.

 

Castaways Restaurant – The restaurant has views of the grounds and serves breakfast and three-course evening meals with a full buffet and al a carte waiter service. Caters for up to 240 guests.

 

 

Waterfront Coffee Lounge: Open for hot and cold drinks, lunch, and cake throughout the day with amazing sea views from the indoor and outdoor terraces.

The Mariners: The main entertainment venue of the hotel, boasting a grand stage and dance floor, daily live shows, quizzes, classes and entertainment.

 

Interesting facts:

Warners acquired the estate in 1966.

First port to be discussed in the Domesday Book.

The history can be traced back to 1760, when the mansion formerly known as Norton Lodge was bought by Rear Admiral Hammond Grahams and was then occupied by the Royal Navy in World War II.

 

 

Please Note: All Warner Leisure Hotels operate Cashless Payment system on all sites, Charge item / purchases charged to your room and charged to your payment card.