Originally the pumping station for the adjacent reservoir / lake, this 4-star bed and breakfast enjoys a unique position in secluded peaceful grounds. All rooms feature king sized beds and guests are invited to feed the resident family of white ducks after enjoying their breakfast.
Recently refurbished in order to recapture its Georgian character, this country house hotel stands in the historic market town of Attleborough. The turkey on the town sign relates back to the days when the birds had their feet dipped in tar for the long waddle to London.
Step back to Georgian times with a night, or perhaps two, at the eccentric Dial House. The boutique guest rooms feature weird curiosities, enormous bath tubs, marble bathrooms and state of the art sound systems. The restaurant holds 2 AA rosettes.
Situated in Neatishead, a peaceful, unspoilt Broadland village, this 18th century guest house is the ideal venue for a relaxing break. The local village pub is just a short walk away where lunch and evening meals are served.
A popular haunt for Victorian writers including Clement Scott, Mill House is just a short stroll from the Norfolk fishing village of Overstrand, with its golden sands. Guest rooms are traditionally furnished and enjoy picturesque views of the garden.
Just 3 miles from the popular Broads village of Wroxham, this charming former working saddlery now offers B&B accommodation in three well-appointed rooms, all with kingsize beds. Ye Olde Saddlery is across the road from a local pub serving food and drinks.
Although some parts of the house date back to the 13th century, Holly Lodge dates primarily from the early 1700s. Tucked away behind a fruit orchard, guests are accommodated in the distinctive manor house and converted stable block.
As the name suggests, this rather grand former rectory is just a short stroll away from the vibrant heart of King’s Lynn. Built in 1842, it has been carefully refurbished to offer tasteful en suite rooms.
This cosy barn conversion in the small village of Thorpe Market in Norfolk provides a tranquil setting complete with a private courtyard and en-suite bedrooms featuring flat screen televisions and luxury toiletries.
Reputed to be the oldest building in the town, this beautiful listed property offers 16 boutique-style B&B rooms and a wonderful self catering apartment. A short drive from the coast, Byfords also features a cosy all-day café and a unique food store.