Adult short break destinations
Warner Hotels offers passionate attention to detail, boasting elegantly designed rooms surrounded by breathtaking British landscapes.
Discover our 16 unique hotels across the UK with beautiful gardens, a pick of chilled-out lounges and terraces, and country or sea views.
Every Warner break includes delicious breakfasts, three-course dinners, access to the wellness facilities, nightly live entertainment, plus a huge variety of exciting activities.
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Alvaston Hall – Cheshire
A Grade II-listed Cheshire getaway, surrounded by award-winning gardens and near the peaceful riverside town of Nantwich.
With thousands of years of history dating back to when it was the home of a Saxon farmer named Aelfgar, this country house hotel is packed with charm. As well as its notable past, you can also enjoy a pin-drop peaceful setting. The surrounding area consists of wide-open, lush green spaces and is proud to be one of England’s most beautiful sights. Not only will you be surrounded by immaculate gardens and sprawling landscapes, but the region is also home to several historic houses and famous architecture. Cheshire, Cumbria, and Lancashire are all close by.
Bembridge Coast – Isle Of Wight
An Isle of Wight escape featuring breathtaking views of the Solent and only a stone’s throw away from the beach.
Once owned by George V’s Lord in Waiting, Bembridge Coast overlooks the magnificent Solent and plenty of picture-perfect views. It’s been rumoured that the late Queen Mother came to the area to watch the yachts racing during Cowes Week, and if its good enough for the late Queen Mother, it will certainly be good enough for you. The hotel features a pristine beach and is an ideal base for those touring the Isle of Wight. Set within 23-acre grounds on the Isle of Wight’s east coast, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to lush views and plenty of peaceful pockets to soak up the coastal atmosphere.
Bodelwyddan Castle – North Wales
A castle getaway near the mountain ranges of Snowdonia offering pin-drop peaceful settings.
The hotel is set within the grounds of a romantic castle located in an enchanting Welsh folly featuring a magnificent walled garden. The area of North Wales may be famous for the haunting mountain ranges of Snowdonia, but this region boasts many other magnificent sights to behold. The surrounding areas provide many breathtaking scenes including beautiful beaches, rolling green hills, and endless hiking or cycling trails. North Wales has been known to be one of the most magical regions with Bodelwyddan Castle providing endless delights.
Corton – Suffolk
A coastal retreat set on a Suffolk clifftop with ocean views as far as the eye can see.
Corton has all the easy atmosphere of a holiday home, with the creature comforts Warner Hotels is famous for. Built on a chalet theme with glorious beach views surrounding the hotel. Corton is situated at the most easterly point of England, offering a bijou slice of the English seaside. Make a day of it with a stroll down the beach taking in the endless sea view and with some of the best beaches in England you can feel brand new with traditional seaside experiences and vibrant towns in abundance.
Cricket St. Thomas – Somerset
A regency mansion framed by lush gardens in a West County oasis.
The scene of much of the famous TV comedy, To the Manor Born, Cricket St. Thomas was also frequently visited by Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton. This classic country house is set in splendid parkland, with colourful gardens, lakes, and a unique woodland area. The hotel overlooks the River Axe providing a calming serenity throughout.
England’s last remaining Cromwellian Chapel in a private house is also here, and the property offers many more historical jewels for you to explore at your leisure. Nearby attractions include the Neolithic stone circle at Avebury, the infamous Cobb harbour of Lyme Regis, Highclere Castle, Lacock village, Yeovil Country Park, and Beer Beach.
Gunton Hall – Suffolk
A Suffolk retreat framed perfectly with golden beaches and crystal-clear lakes.
Gunton Hall has a distinctly rural feel, but with an utterly modern feeling. It may be within walking distance of the beach, but it’s also surrounded by Suffolk woodland, gardens, and a picturesque lake. It’s a relaxing destination, within driving distance to the Norfolk Broads or the famous village of Southwold with plenty of picture-perfect moments. The village square, sports hall, and leisure centre create the buzzing, sociable atmosphere that Warner Hotels are well known for. The surrounding and modern counties of Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Norwich offer exciting Victorian towns, set among the exquisite British seaside, making it a memorable trip with so much to see.
Heythrop Park – Oxfordshire
A country escape in one of Warner Hotel’s grandest buildings.
Set in 440 acres of glorious parkland, within the hotel you’ll find a choice of three restaurants, a selection of lounge areas, and two entertainment venues. The grand hotel also boasts a sumptuous spa and an 18-hole golf course with a majestic serenity felt throughout the building. Surrounding areas at Heythrop Park include rolling hillsides, classic stone buildings, and enchanting castles which will make you feel like you’ve stepped back in history. Heythrop Park is also home to famous destinations including Shakespeare’s birthplace in Warwickshire, Kenilworth Castle, and the gardens of Herefordshire. With so much space and so many options, you’ll be sure of a memorable time.
Holme Lacy House – Herefordshire
A majestic manor house featuring panoramic views of the Wye Valley.
This Grade I listed mansion was completed way back in 1674 and was reportedly visited by King Charles I, and William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, who held cabinet meetings in the gardens. The hotel is rich in history and is set in 20 acres of gardens in the Wye Valley. Holme Lacy is one of Herefordshire’s most prized settings, creating a refreshing ambiance that’ll leave you wanting more. Holme Lacy’s surrounding areas to keep you busy include the Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, Birmingham, and South Wales.
Lakeside – Hampshire
A seaside retreat on Hampshire’s popular Hayling Island featuring endless seaside views.
With a bright courtyard at its centre and situated by the sea on Hayling Island in Hampshire, Lakeside makes for a great seaside break experience. You’ll be bowled over by the warm, friendly atmosphere that captures the hearts of all who visit here. Meet and make friends at the central courtyard, friendly café, or cosy bar at the heart of this charming village. As with any thriving village, there is lots to do from bars, dining, and wildlife-watching – you’ll be spoiled for choice at this seaside dream.
Littlecote House – Berkshire
Prestigious building famed for its nearby historical jewels set on a 113-acre estate.
Built in the mid-1500s, this beautiful Grade I listed Tudor manor has a truly unique story. History is literally on your doorstep with the stunning location having played host to occupying Romans, a Tudor tryst and even a Civil War army. The grounds contain an ornate Roman mosaic floor and settlement remains. Henry VIII courted Jane Seymour here, and the D-Day landings were planned within the house.
Nidd Hall – North Yorkshire
A grand 18th century property featuring vast countryside views of its 45 acres of woodland oasis.
Built in the 18th century by a wealthy Bradford wool merchant, Nidd Hall is a potpourri of architectural styles. Rumour has it that Edward VIII met Wallis Simpson at a party here – and we’ve maintained the hotel’s tradition throughout. Nidd Hall is set in 45 acres with award-winning gardens, a majestic fishing lake, and sprawling views of the spectacular Yorkshire countryside. Historical gems include the Roman city of York, with the happiest place to live in Britain, Harrogate, just a stone’s throw away. Historic market towns, endless landscapes, and the overall dramatic beauty of the area, ensures it’s a place you’ll want to visit again.
Norton Grange – Isle of Wight
An Isle of Wight escape featuring award-winning gardens and a sociable atmosphere.
Norton Grange is a chalet village with stunning views of the Solent and is only moments from a maritime museum, underwater Archaeology Centre, a Planetarium, and a Model Railway. The site is rich in history and was even occupied by the Royal Navy during WWII. Norton Grange’s fresh seaside chalet hotel provides peaceful spaces to relax in, as well as a delicious restaurant, Castaways, which has a broad menu including local and seasonal produce. The Southeast of England provides delight and wonders for all. From pristine beaches, country parks, botanical gardens, and a host of fantastic attractions.
Sinah Warren – Hampshire
Magnificent hotel featuring stunning gardens, endless seaside views and picture-perfect harbours.
Sinah Warren is situated on Hayling Island, an exclusive inlet reached by a causeway from the Hampshire coast. A large, elegant, modern hotel on a location that was originally a health farm in the 15th Century. Surrounded by gorgeous gardens, and the fresh sea air, Sinah Warren has plenty of activities including giant chess in the garden, a spa, and tennis courts. Guests can stroll along the coast, or visit nearby Portsmouth Harbour, home to Nelson’s HMS Victory. Forest of Bere, Hayling Oyster Beds & Langstone Harbour, Farlington Marshes, Mulberry Harbour, and the Millennium Promenade Portsmouth, to name a few, makes this region a must for those seeking a Mediterranean overall feel.
Studley Castle – Warwickshire
A reinvented castle near historic Stratford-upon-Avon, seeped in culture and beauty.
A beautiful hotel curating more than 180 years of history, yet utterly modern in outlook. It’s the perfect setting for a short visit exploring and relaxing in rural Warwickshire. There’s a lot to do and lots of ways to do nothing. The Stables Spa at Studley Castle has been awarded a 5 Bubble Spa rating by the Good Spa Guide and is worth a visit. The hotel is in the heart of rural Warwickshire, an area jam-packed with places to explore. The picturesque Cotswolds, Henley-in-Arden and Stratford-upon-Avon are within easy reach, and the idyllic Arden Way is right on the doorstep. The enchanting West Midlands has been described as a region where time stands still, leaving you feeling completely relaxed while also reenergised.
Thoresby Hall – Nottinghamshire
A Grade I listed building in one of Nottinghamshire’s most important houses with a timeless design throughout.
Thoresby Hall has been in the Warner family for 20 years and has delighted guests ever since. Take a seat and relax in our beyond comfortable armchairs in the vaulted splendour of the Great Hall, and the house’s broad terrace overlooks a croquet lawn and acres of classic parkland. Hilltop castles, lush parklands, a millennia-old cathedral, and magnificent views as far as the eye can see, all add to the magic that is the East Midlands. Most famously known for its location of Robin Hood’s Sherwood Castle, there is plenty to see and do in the surrounding area. From adrenaline-fueled Sherwood Pines, historic limestone formations of Cresswell Crags, Vicar Water Country Park, Peveril Castle, Clumber Park, Rufford Abbey Country Park, and Kirby Hall – there’s something for everyone.
The Runnymede on Thames – Surrey
Warner’s latest hotel located near key attractions, perfectly framed by the River Thames.
Discover our latest Warner Hotel surrounded by the picture-perfect River Thames. The Runnymede on Thames provides a stunning location, near key attractions and historical gems, but that’s not all. For those looking for serenity, take in those stunning riverside views via foot or boat. For more of a relaxed vibe, look no further than our array of lounges and bars available for warmth and intimacy, surrounded by style. The hotel boasts an immaculately modern interior with thoughtfully designed delights to behold. The Magna Carta memorial, Windsor Castle and Virginia Water Lake are all nearby making this a must visit hotel for all.
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