Myrtle House is a small bed and breakfast with 3 rooms in Sheringham. It has a path that leads…read moredirectly to the coastal path from the garden so that you can walk to the beach. It's easy to book a room by contacting Myrtle House direct. Whilst our room was on the small side, it was clean, well furnished and had everything we needed. Our hosts were welcoming and knowledgeable about the local area. You can also use the dining room if you want to bring your own food or take aways. The breakfast was good and includes a full breakfast with vegetarian options. There's also fruit, yoghurt and cereals available.

Wowzers. I would confidently put this as the nicest B&B I've ever stayed in. It's modern, clean,…read morecomfy, and incredible value for money, starting off at £40 for a twin room (single occupancy, winter season, including full english breakfast). Amanda and her family added the B&B annexe to their home only 2 years ago, and the business has flourished through word of mouth recommendations alone. So, so much better than any PremierInn or other faceless budget hotel.

Nice place, cool country cottage/woody/beach decor, reasonably friendly atmosphere and welcome, bar…read moresnack menu quite good varied from soup to half pint of fresh prawns, good ale and drinks selection. You can stay as well, good location in heart of Blakeney, with car park and just a stones throw from the Quay (be careful though, the North Norfolk District Council doesn't like that kind of behaviour). Recommended.

One of the best veggie meals i've ever had. Last minute, height of summer and a table within 10…read moremins. The staff were very cool and helpfull and the food was fantastic. The manager even lent us a torch so we could find our way back up the road to our campsite. If there was a 10 star option this place would get it

I've stayed at the picturesque Dunston Hall twice now for work purposes and can confidently say…read morethat it's not a bad place to stay in Norwich. It's close to Lotus Cars (where I need to go when I'm in the area) and Norwich centre (for the social/after-work) and the train station. It's affordable, especially if you book online. Typically 70GBP a night. The breakfast is your typical British selection in buffet format. Cereals, breads (croissants, muffins, toast), beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, hash browns, fried toast, sausage, bacon, fried eggs (although rather oily), a selection of fresh fruit, juices ranging from orange to grapefruit to tomato, coffee and tea. The bar and lounge offers some decent food selections (I recommend the chicken caesar wrap) and decent drink selection. The bartender didn't know what a Shirley Temple was though... maybe it's really just an American drink? Rooms in the main building are much nicer and modern than the rooms in the other buildings, I've found, but every room has free internet hookup available. The bathrooms are typically clean and the towels are ok (not as soft and sometimes I sense a strong bleach odor). The place is generally a maze and the numbering system with the rooms doesn't make sense either. I've heard golf is quite big here since they have a huge course, but I've also heard of stories where the golf course was sabotaged years ago for whatever reason... weird. Service is decent, but not as friendly as I would like... maybe that's just the British way. I've never experienced great hospitality in Britain anywhere. A clear example is that my card key didn't work when I walked down to my room with my luggage. So I went back to the front desk and asked them if they could help fix it... well, this happened another 2 times and as you can imagine, I was quite frustrated after a long day and having to walk all the way to my room and back to the front desk 3 times (WITH my luggage, mind you) when they insisted the card key worked every time. No one offered to go with me and they wouldn't change my room. Eventually they gave me a new key which did work, but I was really pissed at them for being so unhelpful and unapologetic. It's probably a cultural thing... I would never expect this to happen in any hotel I stayed at in America though... or even in Japan or China. Overall though, it's a good place for the price. Can't beat the price. Although next time I'm definitely going to consider somewhere else if I have to stay for more than a week.

I have to give Dunston Hall a 5/5 for several reasons. First the British cuisine they serve is…read moreamazing. It is the best British cuisine I have ever had in my three years of living in England. Every lunch and dinner meal is a buffet that serves an entire ham, turkey and beef roast. The meat is always cooked to perfection. They have a chef that will slice it for you. Always freshly vegetables and mashed potatoes. Lots of vegetarian options. Always a fresh bar with pasta, rice, cold appetizers such as fresh fish, craw fish and pate. The deserts are always lovely. The breakfast is always spot on. A variety of eggs, sunny side up and scrambled. The traditional British breakfast spread. Black pudding is always served, but I am still scared of eating it. They also serve meals off of a menu, I never tried the menu, but I always opted for the buffet because it was always a lovely spread. The food alone gets 5/5. The bar is quite nice. They have a wide variety of beers on tap. They have several bars across the hotel. The hotel is actually a mansion turned into a hotel. It has a home feel to it. The beds are extra large King sized beds. They are so comfortable. I wanted to take the bed home with me when I left. One night I stayed in just so I can lay in the bed all evening and night. The rooms are very cozy. They also have central air conditioning. The bathrooms are nice. They have a nice selection of tea and coffee in the room (located in the closet). I wasn't so crazy about the pool and hot tub. I could have done my whole trip without spending time in there. They do have a sauna and a steam room. The hot tub isn't very hot and there is a ton of chlorine they put in both the pool and hot tub. I have never been a fan of in door pools and this could be the reason. This review does not account for the pool and hot tub. They also have a nice gym. It is upstairs and downstairs. A wide range of cardio equipment; rowing machines, elliptical, treadmills, sit down bikes and a stair climber. Also lifting equipment. I did enjoy the gym. They also offer a full service spa. There is a beautiful golf course on the property, I'm not a golfer, but if I was, I would go here to golf so I can sleep and eat in that beautiful gothic style mansion.

Great location with large lay area. Good Sunday roast. Heavy in well cooked vegitables. Possibly…read morethe best family bar/ restaurant in Overstrand. Lots of staff all very helpful.

I really like the collection of locally made gins. Food was delicious, especially the crab cakes…read more The place was busy, but we were able to eat at a table in the bar area.

Affordable clean hotel/b&b overlooking the river close to Norwich town centre. Great room layout…read moreand decor, food was delicious and fresh. Staff are very friendly, it's on a main road- so sometimes you can hear the cars outside. Beds are comfortable, hairdryer, tea and coffee, tv, towels and soap provided. Would definately stay again.

Booked this hotel with the family, taking two rooms, found the rooms comfortable, the staff were…read morepolite, the rooms basic but clean and importantly cheap! so good value for money. there is no food sold in the hotel, but there is a little chef 1 minute from the hotel and a petrol station also 1 minute away. There is parking facilities on site and its about 15-20 minute drive from Great Yarmouth beach and fair rides. Enjoyed our stay at this hotel. Recommended

Clean rooms, helpful staff, comfy beds - cant complain for the price. Wifi is £3 for 24 hours and…read morefast enough. No much for food options in the area and breakfast box was a little disappointing however did the job. Great place if you need a pit stop or for working away.

Had a really delightful lunch at the Wellington in the courtyard restaurant section. The food was…read morefresh, very delicious and huge portions. The owner spent quite some time chatting with us in between running the business which was great as we wanted to learn about Cromer and life in this gorgeous little seaside town. Very friendly atmosphere and really appreciated the great photos and artwork decorating the room. We will return!