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.

It's a very nice Bed&Breakfast, the owners are very friendly and staying there feels like being…read morehome away from home. The rooms are lovely with a possibility to cool tea or coffee and a flatscreen. The breakfast is freshly made with the best ingredients with a high range from just cereal to a full english breakfast or just fresh fruits. It's no 5 Star luxury hotel but if you wish to stay in a friendly atmosphere is a great place. Just around the corner (about 5 minutes walking) is a huge park and you reach the town centre by 15 minutes walking.

this is a small bed and breakfast in kings lynn. it very nice both on the inside and out with…read morefairly reasonable prices. the location is good for kings lynn football club and the walks, but not so good for things like the hospital and sport centre. also as far as i am aware there are not many buses that pass there so it would mean taking a walk into town to get a bus from the bus station.

An impressive hotel restaurant/bar, with a very good menu choice -- not massive, but broad in…read morescope. The service was relaxed, friendly and efficient, and the surroundings are picturesque, sitting as the Hotel does on the Staithe looking out over the Wash. I went here at the same time as Miriam M, and was very pleased with the food quality too. I ended up having scampi and chips, which were well-presented, piping hot and very tasty indeed, along with the focaccia and mezze as a shared starter. The fact that it can deal with a wide range of cuisine very well serves in its favour -- and I certainly intend to go back and investigate the slightly more interesting (and less pub-grub sounding!) parts of the menu in the future!

Lovely location by the River Ouse in a building dating back to the late 1700s which is right…read moreopposite the dry dock and custom house. Varied menu from local seafood (the mixed sharing platter is sizeable and was supposedly amazing), through Italian, through traditional British cuisine. A number of vegetarian options to choose from and the wine is well priced. Service non-fussy but attentive. Large outdoor terrace to the rear for smokers or for eating in nice weather. All in all a great dining experience and better than 99% of the restaurants in London that go around claiming to be the nuts!

It takes ages for the food to get there and there's no…read moreservice when you need it but the food is lovely

Good service very good especially staff they are very nice with good support and quick service.read more