Superby located city centre Edwardian house. Short walk to restaurants theatres cinemas shops and historic city centre. All rooms non smoking. Freshly prepared English b (View)

The hotel consists of three 'grade two' listed Georgian buildings and is situated in a pretty tree lined conservation area only a short stroll from the city centre. Standing (View)

Whether you are looking for a relaxing and enjoyable break or working away from home the ideal solution is to stay at the Quality Hotel Norwich where we will be pleased to t (View)

Holiday Inn Norwich enjoys an excellent location close to the main A47 road and only 2.5 miles from the city centre it offers easy access to attractions such as Norwich Cath (View)

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP FROM 19 DECEMBER 2006 Russell Margaret welcome you to The Keswick Hotel. We have Fantastic sea views direct access to the beach. Warm Relaxed atmosph (View)

Homemade Bar meals. 15 different fresh fish. 30 specials served daily in the bar. plus Seafood Steak a la Carte restaurant.Relaxing atmosphere and friendly staffClose to the (View)

Bungalow accommodation i.e ground floor rooms.Quiet village setting few minuets to local Pub 2.5 miles to sandy beaches.Cromer 6 miles.Exellent walks and cycling area.Horse ri (View)

Elderton Lodge nestles into its own six acres of naturally wooded grounds beautifully aspected over looking on to 800 acres of Deer park. The 200 year old building formally (View)

Tranquil Victorian manor house with views across Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty yet embedded in village of historic character. Close to sea with cliffs and sandy beaches (View)

Surrounded by its own 18 hole USGA specification Golf Course Dunston Hall offers an array of sporting and leisure facilities including a 22 bay covered driving range floodl (View)

16TH Century Flint Built Farmhouse Situated on Village Green of Thorpe Market just five minutes from the coast at Cromer. All Rooms En Suite. 4 Poster bedrooms available for (View)

The Old Brewery House is a hotel steeped in Georgian charm. Situated in the ancient market town of Reepham or Refham as it was entered in the Domesday Book . The town was g (View)