Offer ends 30 August
Norton Grange
Norton Grange is a chalet village with stunning views of the Solent, it is moments from a maritime museum, underwater Archaeology Centre, a Planetarium and a Model Railway, and the site was even occupied by the Royal Navy during WWII. Fresh seaside chalets built by Warner provide peaceful spaces to relax in after a night enjoying a range of excellent live entertainment, as well as a wide range of daily activities. Norton Grange’s restaurant, Castaways, has a broad menu including local and seasonal produce.
At a glance
- Great location on the Isle of Wight
- Spectacular coastal walks
- Bird aviary in the gardens
- Restaurant serving delicious breakfast and evening meals
- Free Wi-Fi available
- Outdoor bowling green
- Free parking on site
This weeks highlighted breaks
The pick of the best visiting acts, festivals, tributes, comedy and Star Breaks
Our chalets
In every chalet we’ve maxed up the warm and welcoming factor to give you nothing short of a great night’s sleep. You'll find nice-to-have amenities including free Wi-Fi, towels, a TV, hairdryer, comfy chairs and reading lights and tea & coffee-making facilities with biscuits.
Premier chalet
These retreats come with an outrageously comfy bed and a colour palette that speaks of calm and sophistication. Quality extras come courtesy of the Signature Experience.
All room imagery shown is a representation of these room grades only. Style, size and decor will vary by room and by location.
Bedroom locations
In keeping with the seaside vibe, the holiday village on the West Wight offers chalet-style accommodation in award-winning gardens. Comfort and quality are paired with uninterrupted views over the Solent.
A love for great British food
A brand-new Market Kitchen evening menu and breakfast in The Castaways restaurant
Market Kitchen
The biggest restaurant focuses on modern flavours with much-loved British classics. There’s a deli bar and fresh fish counter, plus the roast of the day carved to order. The chefs offer two daily specials, plus Indian, Asian, Tex-Mex and Italian themed nights.
Relax, enjoy and explore
There's lots to do while you're with us at Norton Grange Coastal Village.
Leisure facilities and things to do at Norton Grange
Leisure facilities
✔ Indoor heated swimming pool ✔ Aqua aerobics ✔ Gym ✔ Sauna
Things to do outdoors
✔ Archery ✔ Crossbow ✔ Rifle shooting ✔ Self-guided walks and cycling routes click here for maps ✔ Indoor Short Mat Bowls ✔ Putt ✔ Croquet ✔ Grounds Tour
Things to do indoors
✔ Quizzes ✔ History Tour ✔ Movies ✔ Carlie Barlow wellness virtual content
Entertainment
✔ Matinee/Early evening Cabarets ✔ Let’s dance with Warner
Where we are and how to find us
We're perched on a slope on the West Wight with views over the Solent, just minutes away from the port of Yarmouth.
Directions
Norton Grange
Yarmouth
Isle of Wight
PO41 0SD
0330 1359 577
Directions by car
From Yarmouth Ferry Terminal
- Leaving Yarmouth harbour, turn right at the roundabout and follow the road across Yarmouth Bridge (A3054)
- After approximately ½ mile, Norton Grange Coastal Village is on the right-hand side
From Fishbourne Ferry Terminal
- Follow the A3054 to Newport
- At Newport follow the signs for Cowes onto the short dual carriageway
- At the end of the dual carriageway there is a roundabout, take the first exit signposted Yarmouth (A3054)
- Stay on this road all the way into Yarmouth
- Turn left at the roundabout and follow the road across Yarmouth Bridge (A3054)
- After approximately ½ mile, Norton Grange Coastal Resort is on the right-hand side
Local taxi services
Jays Taxis: 07917 173865
Local bus services
Traveline: 0870 608 2608
Wightlink enquiries: 0871 376 1000
Hotel map
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Over £150 daily value included*
From archery to some zen in the spa… Three-course dining, activities, sports, shows and live music are all part of the package.Find out more
Breakfast & dinner
Magnificent breakfasts and three-course dinners featuring the classics, with either help yourself from the buffet or waiter service.
Selection of sports
From dance and fitness classes to archery, rifle shooting, Nordic walking, bike rides and gardener-led tours in heritage grounds.
Relaxing essential
The pools are open all day for dips and water aerobics and there are saunas and bubble pools as well as yoga, cinemas and games rooms.
Live music & shows
No need for car keys or taxis. After dinner, it’s showtime with musicals, bands, DJs, comedy and visiting artists in theatres, just for guests.
Room treats
A generous tea tray, topped up daily, with coffee, tea and Galaxy hot chocolate, plus milk in the fridge, luxe bathroom products and water on arrival.
Lots of little touches
No charge for parking, high-speed Wi-Fi, quizzes and history tours, and never forgetting that flawless personal service with a smile.
Exclusively for adults
A collection of manors, castles and seaside escapes totally tailored to adults – and no hefty price hikes in the school holidays.