The Best Norfolk Hotels

traditional accommodation including rooms with 4 poster beds and a terrace overlooking the gardens

a comfortable hotel set in landscaped gardens, situated near the River Ant

situated in an 18th Century country house with the restaurants using produce from their own gardens

refurbished and extended 18th century pub, set on the village green featuring comfortable rooms and a handy location for Norwich Airport

Grade II listed manor built in 1680 featuring a choice of rooms in the main house, a barn conversion or contemporary wing on the golf course

enjoy a relaxing swim in the pool at this well-presented guesthouse with a restaurant

a magnificent 18th century Grade II listed townhouse offers elegant B&B accommodation on the quayside in King’s Lynn’s historical quarter

a Victorian former farmhouse transformed into a boutique, coastal bolt-hole; smart bedrooms and dining on quality local produce feature

formed of a manor house, circa 1648, and converted farm buildings, home to the stylish rooms, all located a 10-minute stroll from the beach

a tranquil atmosphere pervades at this elegant Georgian manor, there is an intimate dining room, relaxing public areas and a pampering spa

a charming and individual 14th century inn has pretty bedrooms and renowned pub food in Snettisham, near the North Norfolk coast

a classic country house hotel with refined rooms, some with 4-posted beds, a fine-dining restaurant, relaxing lounges and 4 acres of grounds

traditional seaside hotel, independently run, set overlooking the beach, offering tastefully decorated rooms and award-winning dining

modern hotel boasting extensive leisure facilities - such as a wellness and fitness centre - and a handy setting between the city centre and A47

relax in beautifully presented rooms at this well appointed hotel near Houghton Hall and Gardens

an 18th Century hotel with comfortable spacious rooms set in peaceful grounds

built as a royal retreat, this Edwardian building offers stylish, traditional accommodation

refurbished, 17th-century coaching inn retaining many period features including a carved staircase, painted sundial and large fireplaces

perfectly placed hotel with the beach, pier and attractions on the doorstep, guest rooms are smartly presented and many have sea views

sit by the fire at this beautifully presented pub situated in an Area of Outstanding Beauty