Occupying a commanding position on King’s Lynn’s Tuesday Market Place, this handsome hostelry has been welcoming the great and the good since Georgian times. Today, period charm blends with contemporary chic for the most discerning modern traveller.
Built in the early 18th century for one of King’s Lynn’s richest merchants, this grand Georgian townhouse now features 12 stunning guest bedrooms each individually decorated with style. The restaurant serves modern brasserie food, using top quality fresh ingredients.
Viewed by historians as one of the most important buildings in Norwich, this Georgian gem boasts sparkling chandeliers and a glamorous dining room. Offering 15 spacious and stylish rooms, six even include their very own secret gardens.
Just 4 miles from the centre of Norwich, this former rectory is set in picturesque wooded grounds. Now an award-winning 3-star country house hotel there are 11 well-appointed bedrooms, a fine dining restaurant and a bar.
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.
Built at the end of the 18th century, this boutique Georgian hall stands in extensive grounds and woodland in the village of Caistor St Edmund, on the fringe of Norwich. Boasting 20 luxuriously appointed bedrooms, the hotel has a bar and restaurant.
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.
This grade II listed building is full of original features and offers well appointed rooms. One of the deluxe rooms boasts a whirlpool bath and a private balcony. The ‘Upchers Restaurant’ serves a high quality of cuisine.
Standing opposite the village green, the Crown has a history dating back to the 1650s. In the heart of Norfolk’s Thetford Forest, guests can retire to the comfortable en suite rooms after perhaps sampling the delights from one of the two restaurants and bars.
This small family run boutique hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant and sits within a conservation area in the historic market town of Swaffham. Each individually designed bedroom boasts a host of unique features, including four-poster beds, open fires or free-standing baths.