East Anglia Mid-Range Hotels Guide

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

a modern, well-appointed hotel situated adjacent to the A120 junction with the A131 and just 12 miles from Stansted Airport

a modern hotel offering traditional British cuisine in the restaurant, situated close to shops, bars and restaurants

boutique rooms styled by renowned London designers, a lavish cocktail bar and award-winning cuisine lie behind a 17th century façade

run by members of the same family since 1920, stylish guest rooms, comfortable public areas and personal service are the order of the day

a modern accommodation with pleasant, helpful staff, offering air conditioned room and is well located for all travel routes

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

enjoys a superb seaside spot directly opposite the beach at Thorpe Bay and offers a friendly atmosphere, well-presented rooms and fine food

a modern hotel offering spacious rooms situated next to the Festival Leisure Park where you will good leisure facilities, restaurants and bars

adjacent to a Norman castle in a pretty coastal village, there are elegant rooms, some in a garden wing, and an award-winning bistro

a spacious and comfortable accommodation in a relaxing spa environment, yet close to transport links and historic Colchester

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

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

well-appointed roadside, country pub situated 7 miles from central Norwich offering traditional style rooms and an extensive food menu

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

600 year-old, timber-framed, former coaching inn; elegant bedrooms and suites are in the pub or a Georgian property a few doors up the street

relaxing, privately owned hotel directly opposite the shingle beach, many of the well-appointed guest rooms have sweeping sea views

a delightful pub in a sleepy coastal village, close to marshes and sand dunes, that retains original character and rustic charm in abundance

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