Staff are fantastic, quiet little hotel but a very pleasurable stay…read more spent the night of my wedding here and the staff were amazing. reasonably priced too.

Great location for exploring the area. Friendly staff, good bar, and a well-run dining room. I…read morecan't think of any way to improve this charming small hotel.

I've stayed at the Elizabeth Dukes hotel in Kings lynn a number of times because of work, which is…read morejust as well as I wouldn't be happy having to pay to stay here! The location is great as it overlooks the market square, unfortunately that is as good as it gets! The hotel is very dated and is in need of a major refurbishment, the rooms are tired and need complete refurbishment. There is free wireless in the lounge near reception which is a good thing. The bar is small and shuts early, it is very difficult to get a drink after 11pm (although some of the bars in town should still be open).

It's right behind a used car lot on an Industrial Estate, just off a roundabout. Nice enough when…read moreyou walk in to Reception but when you head towards the rooms it smells musty and damp. The room is no frills. Water pressure is awful...barely enough to flush the toilet and not enough to get soap out of your hair when showering. There are snacks and bottled drinks set out on a room tray but chargeable if you use them. Also...Be advised. Even when you have paid for your room in full they ask for and additional £25 on your card as a deposit I queried this as the room is paid for but they said they cannot rent the room to us unless we do this.... it's for a bar tab or any extras they said...explains the tray of chargeable choices in your room. I was assured you get the £25 back on checkout or what you have left in credit. That didn't prove to be true. When we checked out they said it takes up to 14 days....you have to keep an eye out for it and possibly chase it up.Breakfast is 6:30 to 10:30 and bar is open 24 hours. Cutlery and dishes not clean...spoons in room were still sticky yuck....They called us shortly after we booked to confirm the room details.... we had paid for breakfast....he said they couldn't see that from Booking.com but he arranged for it and was very polite. I got the impression it is cheaper to book with the hotel directly as it was mentioned that its considered a B&B if you have it through them and it's an add on through booking com. Wifi is free but unprotected. It's inaccurate for the star rating. Breakfast is not worth what is charged. TV reception not great either.

Some friends and I stayed at The Victoria Inn for two nights as we were attending a friend's…read morewedding at Holkham Hall which is less than a mile away. The hotel is ideally situated if you're a wedding guest, as it's five minutes by car or a 20 minute walk - so if you can't get a taxi at the end of the night you don't have to trek too far. They have 20 bedrooms - 10 within 'The Vic' itself and a further 10 in Ancient House, located directly opposite. The Vic has a large restaurant and bar, spacious conservatory, outside terraces and drawing room (where paying guests have sole access to complimentary whiskies, ports and rums!). It's almost completely dog-friendly here - there were about six in the restaurant alone! We ended up having dinner here on the Friday night and then breakfasts on Saturday and Sunday. All of the food was delicious and locally sourced. Their wine list was also really good, though expect to pay a premium here. The staff were all terrific and you were made to feel right at home. Our room ('Joe's Stop') was spotlessly clean, the beds were comfy and my huge walk-in shower in the en suite was a definite highlight! The hotel has seriously enviable views over the Holkham National Nature Reserve. It's also very close to Holkham Beach. The location is just superb in every way. Tip: Breakfasts are included in the room rates. Tip: Check in is after 3pm on the day of arrival. Check out is 11am or earlier on the day of departure.

The Victoria is actually situated in the hamlet of Holkham, a couple of miles, outside Wells on the…read moremain road that passes the Holkham hall estate. It's a great place serving outstanding food. It's more than a gastro-pub, more of a restaurant with a bar area attached the style is unusual a sort of colonial British Raj effect but it's done well and works. It's not cheap but if you're looking to splurge it's great for an evening meal out. If all you're looking for is a pint and some top-quality bar food it's the place to head for too. It's right opposite the Lady Anne's road that leads down to the stunning Holkham beach too a great place to stop off after a walk in this truly beautiful area.

This is a hotel for disabled - in a beautiful setting in the Sandringham Estate. It is run by the…read moreLenard Cheshire foundation if I am not mistaken. The building is Victorian and there are lots of sights within easy reach. Sandringham is popular almost all year round. Have also been to the restaurant which opens to the general public. The food is excellent as is the service.

We are a young American couple (and new parents!) that were in dire need of a getaway from our home…read morein Cambridge. We stayed for one night and the customer service and attention to detail was phenomenal. The food? ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. We stayed in the Parsley suite which was spacious and complete with a sparkling-clean, perfectly heated hot tub on the back patio! Robes and slippers and plenty of towels were provided. Breakfast was fantastic. It started with a buffet of sorts complete with yogurts, pastries and fruit. While we enjoyed that our waitress took our made to order selections (I opted for the poached eggs with avocado and my husband had the waffles with rashers and caramelized bananas. Both were cooked to absolute perfection. I cannot recommend Titchwell Manor enough! We would love to return when it's warmer in the year to really take in the beautiful walled garden the property has.

amazing restaurant and bar establishment, absolutely delicious food. I have been back many times…read moreand the standards is always high. The staff are really friendly and efficient and the prices are fair as well. Great for anniversary dinners or special occasions

The Duck Inn was a bit of a chance find really, being slightly underwhelmed with our culinary…read moreoptions thus far on our short break, we found this place by the power of the internet, using the small window of opportunity when the Wi-Fi was actually strong enough! Set in the picturesque village of Stanhoe, the Duck Inn is a stone's throw from a large village pond, with resident swans and ducks. It has a largish gravelled car park, with ample spaces, and looks an impressive building from the outside. Inside was a well stocked bar, popular with the locals, and a variety of seating for dining, including a beer garden, and open air dining area covered by a more permanent roof. We had booked, which I would strongly advise you to do. We were seated in the main part of the Inn, which had lots of paintings by local artists adorning the walls, as well as beams punctuating the ceiling. This was more like it, although very busy, this was a great place to relax on a warm summer's evening. Complimentary crusty bread while we perused the menu was a good start, as were the staff, friendly and efficient at all times, even though later on, it really did get very busy. The menu whilst not huge, had an interesting range of dishes and daily specials. We opted to skip the starters, although the Scotch Quail Eggs sounded lovely. Lots of dishes on offer for the mains like fillet of beef, courgette, pea and mint risotto, but we opted for the Caesar Salad and the Salmon Risotto. Although the dishes took a little while to arrive, they were worth the wait, the Caesar Salad had a beautiful flavour, the anchovies and pancetta, gave the dish a real punch, and the chicken breast was beautifully cooked, probably the best Caesar Salad I have ever eaten. The Salmon Risotto, was equally impressive, a perfectly piece of salmon, on a dill and fennel risotto, dotted with meaty prawns. As good a pair of main courses as we've had in a long time! Of course a dessert is almost compulsory, the triple chocolate brownies, with salted caramel, were every bit as good as they sound. So impressed were we with the food and the surroundings, and realising they had accommodation we booked to stay over the next night, not cheap, but worth it. The room had a touch of elegance about it, a large bathroom, with a huge bath and a walk in shower. HDTV, good Wi-Fi (first time all holiday), tea and coffee making facilities and a large comfortable bed, which sadly was too short, odd! The main thing was though it was a relaxing space. We ate again in the restaurant the night we stayed, even busier on a Friday night, but a great atmosphere. We both went for Fish and Chips for main, with chunky chips and garden peas, with a side order of buttered greens. The Fish and Chips came in two sizes, my wife went for small (sensible choice), whilst I went for the large; shall we say a substantial portion! Just enough room for dessert, I had the Duck's Eton Mess, good but not great, and my wife had the rather wonderful Pecan and Treacle Tart. After a decent nights sleep, the breakfast was also impressive, fruit juices and cereals aplenty, but no fresh fruit. The cooked part of the breakfast was excellent though, wonderful flavour of the sausages, bacon and eggs, clearly locally sourced. All in all a great stay, one place I'm sure we'll gravitate back to, next time we are in Norfolk.

This is by far one of the best hotel's and restaurants in the area. They have a head chef who was…read moretrained in France and he really does offer some of the best food in town. It is very homely and comfortable. In the winter they usually have a real log burning fire and plenty of winter warmers on the menu. The Sunday lunch is also particularly good. The staff are very nice and well trained, especially in the wine and the food. Great place..highly recommend it.

What a sweet experience within the Angel Hotel. We looked for a tea, and when we visited and saw…read moreothers enjoying theirs so much we decided this is the place! Reservations are a must. Some of us began with a selection of teas, and others chose coffee. The finger sandwiches were delicious and included turkey and cranberry sauce, egg salad, and cucumber & cream cheese. My friends raved about the scotch eggs and sausage roll, but I enjoyed the salmon and dill roll. The buttermilk scone was perfectly tender and was served with jam and clotted cream. Desserts included a macaron, a chocolate orange profiterole, an apple crumble tartlet and Christmas cake. All were perfection. Staff were very attentive. Paid parking is adjacent.

I've always wished you could do half star reviews on Yelp as I would give this restaurant a 4.5…read morestars. Everything was just right, the only negative was the waiter was rushed. He did a fine job waiting on our table but we felt like it was always rushed. We had short rib pie, the sea bass & the snapper & they were all excellent. The birthday brownie was complimentary & a nice touch. Their warm bread was outstanding. They have a nice wine list, although being from the states I wasn't familiar with most of their wines. The atmosphere is just right, not too stuffy but does have class. I'd definitely would go again whenever I'm back visiting.