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How do I cancel my Warner holiday?

Author

Emma Newman

Updated on March 04, 2026

Please remember: No bookings can be transferred or cancelled without approval from Warner. So, as soon as you know you need to cancel, please give us a call on 0330 100 3354† (open Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm).

Also asked, how do I contact Warners holidays?

011 44 1442 203643

Also Know, what is included in a Warners break? What's included. Every break comes with great tasting breakfasts – everything from the full English to classically continental – plus access to all activities, sports and leisure facilities. Dinner, Bed & Breakfast includes à la carte evening meals and entertainment.

Also question is, how old do you have to be to go to Warners?

However, our minimum age is 21. We reserve the right to decline entry to persons below that age unless agreed by us in writing before arrival.

Is Thoresby Hall open?

Thoresby Courtyard welcomes 80,000 visitors a year. Open six days a week 10.00am – 4.00pm the gallery always has something interesting to engage a wide audience.

Related Question Answers

What do you wear to Warner hotels?

Smart casual is the norm. Long trousers and smart shirts, no ties mostly for men and dresses or trousers and a smart top for women. Enjoy your stay.

How do I contact Warner hotels?

011 44 1442 203643

How many Warner Leisure Hotels and villages are there?

Coastal hotels and villages The six seaside hotels and villages in the Warner collection make it easy to reconnect with Britain's legendary coastline.

Do Warner hotels have lifts?

Yes, they have a lift in both South and North side rooms. Access is easy to all areas.

What is the best Warner Hotel?

Best Warners Hotel so far - Warner Holme Lacy House Hotel
  • Europe.
  • United Kingdom (UK)
  • England.
  • Herefordshire.
  • Holme Lacy.
  • Holme Lacy Hotels.
  • Warner Holme Lacy House Hotel.

Are Warner hotels free for kids?

Warner Leisure Hotels' distinctive no-child policy – which can only be broken with written permission given in advance – appears to have been a factor in its triumph. While some adults clearly relish being away from noisy children, Britain's apparent dislike of under-18s has been much commented on in recent years.

Do Warner hotels have twin rooms?

Yes you can have twin or double beds . State preference when booking. over a year ago.

Is Thoresby Hall open to non residents?

Non-residents are welcome to come into the hotel for lunch.

How much is afternoon tea at Thoresby Hall?

Festive afternoon tea at Thoresby Hall Hotel costs £28 for 2 people and includes hot drinks, sandwiches, scones and a selection of cakes and pastries.

Are there toilets at Thoresby Park?

Yes, there are toilets and baby changing facilities. Is Thoresby Park baby friendly?

Who owns thoresby?

Thoresby Hall is a grade I listed 19th-century country house in Budby, Nottinghamshire, some 2 miles (4 km) north of Ollerton.
Thoresby Hall
Owner Warner Leisure Hotels
Landlord Warner Leisure Hotels
Design and construction
Architect Anthony Salvin

Can you walk around Thoresby Lake?

At Thoresby Park we have signposted circular walks around our estate that are accessible to all. Wheelchair and pushchair friendly, the walk takes up to an hour… Visitors are welcome to play on the lawns and explore our beautiful park.

How many rooms does Alvaston Hall have?

This property has 113 rooms. Alvaston Hall offers 113 forms of accommodation.

What is there to do at Thoresby Park?

Things to Do near The Spa at Thoresby Hall
  • Thoresby Courtyard and Gallery. #2 of 6 things to do in Ollerton.
  • Skirmish Paintball Games Nottingham.
  • Go Ape Sherwood.
  • Gamston Flying School.
  • The National Holocaust Centre and Museum.
  • The School of Artisan Food.
  • Derbyshire Pony Trekking.
  • The Adrenalin Jungle.

Can dogs go to Thoresby Park?

Thoresby welcomes dogs and their responsible human friends, the park is here to be enjoyed by all. Bins are provided along routes so please pick up after yourself and your pets.

Where was Sherwood Forest located?

Sherwood Forest, woodland and former royal hunting ground, county of Nottinghamshire, England, that is well known for its association with Robin Hood, the outlaw hero of medieval legend. Sherwood Forest formerly occupied almost all of western Nottinghamshire and extended into Derbyshire.