Published 8 July 2025 | Updated 2 November 2026 by Kate Acaster
Warner Hotels’ old flat 25%-off summer sale has ended. Its Saver prices on selected 3 and 4 night breaks are the closest replacement, and they now start from £127 per person on Warner Hotels’ own Saver breaks page.
Sorted by price, the cheapest Saver break was 3 nights at Bembridge Coast Hotel on the Isle of Wight, Friday 29 January to Monday 1 February 2027, from £127 per person based on two sharing. Lakeside Coastal Village in Hampshire came next at £134 for 22 to 25 January. Norton Grange Coastal Village, also on the Isle of Wight, had 3 nights from £152, for stays starting 26 February or 19 March.
At Bembridge Coast, the same Standard Room for Friday 5 to Monday 8 February was £189 per person with no Saver rate, which makes £127 about a third cheaper for the same length of stay a week earlier. Dates differ, so treat it as a guide rather than a like-for-like discount. Dinner, breakfast and nightly shows are in both prices.
Every Warner hotel is adults-only. Breakfast, a three-course dinner each night, live entertainment and daytime activities are included in the price. Saver dates can’t be changed once booked, and cancellations aren’t refundable unless you add Warner’s Holiday Refund Plan, so be sure of your dates first.
How to book
Tap the button below to see today’s Saver prices. Sort by price, and look for the Saver tag when you pick a break.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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