Warner Spa Break Leisure hotels

Warner Leisure Hotels Spa Break

Welcome to Warner Leisure Hotels
Warner Leisure Hotels offer Spa Break midweek and weekend short breaks at a choice of 13 unique Grade I and Grade II listed historic hotels and classic resorts in stunning countryside and coastal locations across the UK.

The secret of a great short break is location, and Warner Leisure Hotels have historic and character hotels in some of Britain’s best areas including Wales, Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire, Berkshire and Somerset. Each location is different, so explore the hotels and resorts below for details of their activities and facilities.

What a spectacular way to celebrate the arrival of 2009 in a grand country mansion or traditional coastal resort enjoying a party with friends old and new, while a Scottish piper plays in the New Year!

With a superb Gala dinner and a great selection of live performances at all locations, Warner’s full board New Year breaks will ensure you welcome in 2009 in a unique and memorable way.

All 3 or 4 night New Year breaks at Warner Leisure Hotels include the following:

New Years Eve Gala Dinner & Celebration - pre-arrival drinks, fireworks, traditional Highland piper and haggis, neaps & tatties
Live music and comedy performances every night of your stay, many featuring well known stars in our Late Lounges or Cabaret Bars
Full breakfast, lunch and 3-course evening meal each day of your stay
Full use of all indoor & outdoor leisure facilities
Comfortable accommodation - an Ambassador room in our Hotels and a Standard chalet in our Coastal Resorts

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	Holme Lacy House, Hereford Herefordshire Ornate ceilings, a sweeping staircase and stately drawing rooms, the present Holme Lacy is mainly 18th century, a period of great improvement, as you’ll see when you explore beyond the glowing red sandstone of the house to the 20 acres of landscaped parkland. Although neglected when Warner arrived, we made a priority of its restoration – just as our first concern is now to ensure an enjoyable stay for you.
	Nidd Hall, Nidd, Harrogate, North Yorkshire We have done wonders to preserve Nidd Hall’s centuried and essential character. Staircases sweep you past gorgeous carvings and cornices; there’s an Orangery and the tranquillity of the old Library. Yet it’s hard to believe that the estate has virtually doubled in size since 1855.
	Bodelwyddan Castle, Denbighshire, North Wales The faces of the famous lend a fascinating air of sophistication to Bodelwyddan’s every corner. For the former family home today houses a ravishing collection of 19th-Century paintings courtesy of the National Portrait Gallery. Outside, the beautifully-tended grounds include a maze, an aviary and a tranquil woodland walk.
	Cotswold Water Park Hotel The accommodation at the Cotswold Water Park Hotel is luxurious and offers all the home comforts you would expect. All rooms are light and airy, and many feature a view of the Hotel’s lake. The room design takes its inspiration from elements of nature, giving them a unique, elegant feel and relaxing ambience. And it’s not just the rooms that are luxurious.
	Thoresby Hall Hotel & Spa, Nr Ollerton, Nottinghamshire The interior of Thoresby Hall is a sheer delight. Entering beneath the stunning central tower, a wide staircase takes you to the Great Hall. Explore further and the adjoining staterooms inspire just as much awe. The majestic Blue Room, named for the restored silk damask wallpaper, not to mention the Library, evocative of the era; with this sort of luxury you can indulge yourself it’s all yours.
	Littlecote House, Hungerford, Berkshire At Littlecote, history is ever-present. Here we’ve hosted Tudor monarchs, Civil War captains and Regency nobles, not to mention the occasional friendly ghost. And the spirit of the ages lives on with the Roman mosaic, the Great Hall and the Cromwellian chapel.
	Cricket St. Thomas, Chard, Somerset You’ll find more at Cricket St. Thomas than the modest ‘14 cattle’ listed in the Domesday Book. For close to the Grade II listed parklands, lakes and majestic trees is the Cricket St. Thomas Wildlife Park with 500 rare and endangered animals. In the hotel’s gardens, mature cedars, maples and yews have been lovingly preserved, while new lawns and a variety of shrub and woodland plantings have added still more to the already beautiful Somerset surroundings.
	Alvaston Hall, Middlewich Road, Nantwich Feel free to make yourself at home with our comfortable rooms. Choose from the Ambassador Room which is included in the cost of your break or upgrade to a luxurious Royale Room.
	Sinah Warren, Hayling Island, Hampshire Sinah Warren is a tranquil paradise of pines and flowers, sea-birds and butterflies. You're as likely to spot a Red Admiral from your sun-lounger as a salty sea dog out in the bay. And we chose our location with the utmost care, ensuring you can enjoy the finest possible views of stunning Langstone harbour and every opportunity to relax and take in the sweet, intoxicating sea air.
	Bembridge Coast, Bembridge, Isle of Wight Though tranquillity is the byword at Bembridge, life was not always so peaceful. During World War II, the southeast part of the site was rented to the Admiralty as a land-based warship. Nicknamed HMS Blazer, the structure billetted some 250 men and stored arms and mobile radar equipment. Not that you’d know it today, as you lie back in the Isle of Wight sun and enlist the kind of service and hospitality only a Warner hotel can provide
	Corton Resort, Nr. Lowestoft, Suffolk Among Corton’s many unusual claims to fame is its links to mustard. Towards the end of the 19th century, the head of the Colman family acquired the estate, turning the already beautiful setting into one of the loveliest gardens on the east coast. As the Colman estate fragmented, pretty Corton eventually passed into the hands of Warner Leisure Hotels, who transformed it into the traditional friendly seaside resort you see today.
	Gunton Hall, Lowestoft, Suffolk In 1765, it was discovered that the area’s fine clay was ideal for porcelain manufacture. Lowestoft has famously manufactured beautiful porcelain for many years. And while there’s little evidence at Gunton today of the relevant industrial workings, it’s worth remembering the resort’s importance to the history of fine ceramics.
	Norton Grange, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight One of the real gems of your stay at Norton Grange is surely the fabulous views of the western Solent, a busy and colourful waterway which stretches from Cowes to the Needles. As befits this walkers’ paradise, there’s also a sea wall along which you can stroll to Fort Victoria; built to defend England’s southern ports.
	Lakeside, Hayling Island, Hampshire As you’re greeted by friendly staff and fellow guests alike, it’s difficult to imagine any other resort matching Lakeside’s sense of belonging. No surprise, then, that we’re officially an Investor in People. Yet while community and companionship are there if you want, it’s equally easy to slip your moorings and be alone with your partner or your friends, the mild breezes, the swans and sea-birds, the glorious coastal views....or simply your thoughts.