Melville Hall Hotel & Utopia Spa, Sandown - Bed and Breakfast Special Offer Breaks

Melville Hall Bed and Breakfast Short Breaks

The Isle of Wight is a stunning location for your short break, and no place is more suited to offering you all the comforts of home, and more, than Melville Hall.

Our Bed and Breakfast Breaks enable you to enjoy all the benfits of a spa hotel whilst having the flexiblility to explore and discover some of the Island's great restaurants.

BED AND BREAKFAST BREAKS

Season:	LOW	MID	HIGH
Dates:	2 Jan to 2 Apr 31 Oct to 24 Dec	2 Apr to 21 May 30 Aug to 31 Oct	21 May to 30 Aug
2 Nights	£79	£109	£139
Extra Nights	£39	£54	£69

Prices are per person. A £10 per person per night surcharge applies to stays on a Friday or Saturday. Prices are based on 2 people sharing a Double/Twin bedded room - For single occupancy a 50% surcharge will be added for use of a Double Room.

Bed and Breakfast Breaks include Full English Breakfasts each morning as well as Leisure Club Passes and access to our Complimentary Areas.

You are guaranteed to feel relaxed with your FREE leisure club pass which includes use of our Sauna, Indoor Plunge Pool, Spacuzzi and Detox Cabin.

We can even arrange return car ferry travel for you from Southampton from just £35 or Portsmouth or Lymington from £55 per vehicle.

Fancy eating in? The mouth-watering A La Carte style menu in our Summerhill Restaurant is available with individually priced courses, allowing you to sample as little or as much fine cuisine as you like.

Superior Bedroom Accommodation for your Bed and Breakfast Break

Delcious Fine Dining in the Summerhill Restaurant

Melville Hall Hotel & Utopia Spa, Sandown

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"Almost impossible to fault. We were treated like really special guests from the moment we checked in right up until the moment we checked out. The service, I must emphasise again, is so wonderful and their attention to detail second to none. They really seem to have a knack of knowing what their guests want, and delivering it." Mr Guy, Basildon.