Yarmouth, Norton Grange Resort Reviews

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  • Reviewer Ratings1.4 stars
  • Overall Rating1.7 stars

 

8 Reviews For Yarmouth, Norton Grange Resort

  • Guest 5th Oct 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    I will never visit any Warner resort again after this experience.

    The Chalets are overpiced dated and dingey (need a light above the mirror). Glass light shades on ceiling full of dead flies.
    Bathroom was dirty, magnolia emulsion painted tiles with a thick layer of dust, fluff and grime between the bath and WC.

    Buffet dinner is roast meat and soggy veg with long queues due to short serving times.
    Starters, A'La Carte and pud all pre pre made and arrive within seconds.

    Bar prices are steep but staff are good.
    Entertainment team are brilliant, but policy from above seems to be: Dinner ,Bingo, Caberet and get rid of em quick.

    This place is a well oiled machine that runs much to fast for its own good.

    Lovey sea veiws with a ZERO relaxation factor




  • Terry Mc Carthy 22nd Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    I have visited most of the Warner sites, and all are extremly good value.
    BUT. Norton Grange, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight,is just about as good as it gets, a wonderfull setting, (right on the edge of the Solent) I now visit about once a month, (I have to travel over 100 miles, but it is well worth it. What can I say? Great Place, Great Food, Wonderfull Staff, A very tallented entertainments team, etc, etc.
    The icing on the cake, is the lovely small town of Yarmouth, 10 minutes walk away.

    Very, Very ...

  • Guest 1st Jul 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0 stars


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    Norton Grange Resort accommodation: Unattractive brick-built blocks of chalets with paint flaking from wooden areas. Gloomy poorly-lit interior.
    Cheap poor quality furnishings well overdue for replacement. No lights over mirrors. Unpleasant smell in bathroom. Floor-covering peeling at edges, dirty in corners. Ineffective extractor fan.
    Meals: Good hearty breakfast. Very limited choice for evening meal. Limited meal times meant restaurant very crowded with production-line serving. Largely ...

  • ruralretreat Rank: Lance Corporal 29th Jan 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    I have been here to Norton Grange Resort twice, and my mother has been here on numerous occasions.
    I think that the length of service time for the evening meals should be longer, so that everyone is not queuing up at the same time. The food was good, but i think that having mainly roast meats can be a little boring. As a chef myself, and being in the catering industry over 20 years, I do know how hard it is to cater for so many people with different tastes and requirements, but i still think tha ...

  • msuffield 11th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    The accommodation is a long way from the main centre so when it rains it can be very difficult especially with English weather. I thought the accommodation was very dirty and tired, carpets were not fit for me to walk on with bare feet as they were dirty - badly in need on a clean in my view. When asked the receptionist gave a lot of platitudes and said there was nothing they could do.

    I found the advertising very misleading no indication that the site was still like a holiday camp rather than ...

  • Guest 20th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    Difficult to find! This 'resort' is marketed in a misleading manner, - it really should be called the last resort. overcrowded dining areas with very small tables. Average food, small portions at dinner served by hardworking but inexperienced staff, who were rushing to get the tables empty. Dusty & grubby public areas. Bathrooms were dated.

  • Craigy123 Rank: Lance Corporal 4th Oct 2006

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    For the money we spent we expected better... Would I go again, well to the IOW definately, to Norton Grange, not if it was the last hotel on earth.

  • katie delaney Rank: Staff Sergeant 29th Sep 2006

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    Norton Grange Resort is not the best example of a Warners Adults Only Break. Try Bembridge Coast, which appears to be a more up-market alternative!

    Norton Grange is well situated for the ferry if you travel to Yarmouth (as opposed to Fishbourne). Very close to Alum Bay and The Needles. Good starting out point for most of the Isle of Wight. The Bar is very nice and has a fabulous view of the sea and Portsmouth coast. Entertainment wasn't bad.

    Unfortunately, the chalet was very dated and in ...