The Gunton Arms is a very special restaurant. The art work is unbelievable (we are talking Tracy…read moreEmin, Paula Rego, photos of Lucian Freud who I believe was a friend of the owner). The food is great, quote traditional and the Elk room with its open fire where the chef cooks is quite a spectacle. We have been several times for special occasions, not that it's massively expensive, just that it's almost impossible to get a table so you have to plan well in advance, which I tend not to do for a Wednesday night quick bite instead of cooking.

From the drive in through an impressive entrance, to the beauty of the building, its decor and its…read moreart collection, this place is an absolute treat from start to finish. Great food from the kitchen - baked herbed scallops and brioche crab cakes were superb - to a very pleasant front of house team, this is a destination venue, so do yourself a favour, book a room and stay a while. The installation art nestled in the many acres of deer park will give you the opportunity to explore and burn off a few calories! And if it's chilly outside, open fires and a pool table offer the perfect setting to while away the hours, or simply muse over their magnificent art collection. Bravo The Gunton Arms

I had previously been here before for a wedding and the food was extremely good, well cooked tasty…read morewholesome British cooking. Because of this we returned for a friends 40th Birthday party. Unfortunately, it must have been chefs night off. To start I had smoked salmon. The salmon was very tasteless and the dressing was extremely bitter - a cheek suckingly bad combination of cheap extra virgin olive oil, lemon juice from a bottle and bitter salad leaves. Unfortunately, the salad hadn't been washed properly and many people in the party were getting a mouthful of grit along with their salad. For main course I opted for the Rib Eye Steak. One of my favourite cuts of beef, I always ask for it medium rare. It came to me an the rarer side of rare and it looked like the grill chef had just shown it the pan! A shame because it as actually quite a good piece of meat. The steak came with the obligatory chips, which were hand cut and probably would have been extremely good if the oil had been changed in the frier sometime this year. There was nothing on the dessert menu that took my fancy so I played it safe and had the cheese board which was actually quite good. Most of the other people in the party had Profiteroles. I must admit they looked great when they came out, piled high with lots of cream and chocolate sauce so I tried a little of a friends. Unfortunately, the sauce was terrible. It had the texture of wet sand, the cocoa hadn't been dissolved in it properly and it was extremely bitter. It shouldn't have been served. Definitely chefs night off.

Stayed for a weekend break beautiful rooms lovely staff ..very well presented breakfastread more

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!

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.

The people who run the house are super nice. You can see the ocean from certain rooms and the free…read morebreakfast was yummy and too much to eat.

After being charged full price for a two night stay we were told there was no food and we could not…read moreget a drink after 9pm. When asked were we could get a meal, we were told everything was booked up, you could get fish and chips to take away. No assistance, in fact this was our problem we should have done our "research" before hand. We were basically asked to pay £280 for two nights for a bed. Breakfast was not included and there were no facilities to even have a drink. To ask clients to pay full price when you are not even operating as a proper hotel, bearly a B&B is disgusting. Very disappointed in the Virginia Court Hotel and the staff. I would recommend people think very hard before booking this establishment, very disappointing.

We stayed here for a week in September 2013 and found the hotel to be everything it said on the…read moretin. Comfortable rooms with all facilities such as coffee making, t.v. shower room and WiFi. It is situated in a quiet street about 10 minutes walk from the promenade and 5 minutes from the center of town. The restaurant served really top notch food and I would highly recommend this establishment to anyone wishing for a pampered break away from the hustle and bustle of everyday living. A great experience

Arrived late in Yarmouth and stayed here out of desperation. What a mistake. The owner had just got…read moreback from the USA, overslept when he should have been cooking breakfast, the showers were a joke but then again most of his business comes from contractors who just want a bed for a night. It is not a place for people on business or families. The motto at the side of the front door.Arrive a stranger, leave a friend just does not add up. Sorry Helm House I won't stay with you again.

UPDATED.....Helm house truly is a great place to stay and really does offer a great atmosphere. The…read moreroom was really nice and extremely comfortable. I was amazed when we were shown to our family room because of the layout. The double bed is in one part of the room with its own facilities and the single bed was through another door within the room providing my daughter and both myself and my partner the privacy we all need. The location was perfect for us, everything was within walking distance. The beach, the main shopping center, regent road and much more. We loved it that much that we stayed in the summer of 2013, we stayed over the Christmas holidays and we have already booked to stay this summer of 2014. The new management have done wonders with the place and really are friendly down to earth people. I would and have defiantly recommended this guest house.

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.