Cleasewood Guest House - This family-run guest house has a friendly atmosphere, with personal attention from your hosts. The quiet, central location overlooks Wellesley Park, within 450 metres of the seafront. With a 3-star rating from Visit Britain, The Cleasewood takes pride in the high standards of catering, service, and cleanliness. The front-facing rooms have partial sea views. Full English breakfasts are served each morning. Packed lunches and evening meals are available on request. Dietary needs can be catered for upon prior request. The Cleasewood also has a lounge bar.

Sculthorpe Mill - The Sculthorpe Mill is a charming 18th century mill set in beautiful gardens. A non-smoking restaurant and cosy bar areas offer a bar or ? la carte menu, as well as a choice of wines and real ale. The Sculthorpe Mill is surrounded by Norfolk countryside, with the cascading River Wensum viewed from every window. Six newly refurbished en-suite guestrooms all with river views, a non-smoking restaurant and cosy bar areas complete the picture. The hotel does not have a lift.

Avalon Hotel - This friendly and comfortable hotel offers guest accommodation close to the seafront in Gorleston, Great Yarmouth. The AA 4-star Avalon Hotel has a licensed bar and serves a variety of evening meals and snacks. Easy on-road parking is available. A full English breakfast is provided, and secure wireless internet access is available in all rooms.

The Shellbrooke - Fully renovated in July 2007, this 4-star guest house offers free private parking and boutique accommodation, in a lovely location, in the heart of Hunstanton, just 2 minutes from the beach. Small and friendly, the Shellbrooke is conveniently situated only a 2-minute walk from the town centre, the bus station and all of the local attractions. There is plenty of free off-road car parking. The Shellbrooke underwent a total refurbishment and renovation in July 2007. The result is an absolutely beautiful luxury building, full of character. All of the rooms are tastefully furnished, with private bathrooms and modern furniture. Each room has a TV, DVD player, clock radio and tea/coffee making facilities. Some of the rooms also have breathtaking sea views. The well-stocked bar has a wide-screen LCD TV and guests can also enjoy drinks on the leather sofas in the comfortable lounge or outside on the terrace, which overlooks the beach and sea.

Andover House - Andover House is a restaurant with rooms, exclusively for adults. It stands on a beautiful tree-lined avenue, a moment's walk from the beach and the tourist centre of Great Yarmouth. The house was transformed in May 2008, and its lovely bedrooms and fine-dining restaurant blend traditional and luxurious modern designs. The en suite bedrooms have plasma TVs, tea/coffee-making facilities and lovely furnishings. The beautiful, family-run Victorian house was recently awarded 'Guest Accommodation of the Year' and 'Investment in Tourism' at the GYTA Awards. The lounge, wine bar and restaurant were awarded an AA Rosette. Your choice from the cooked breakfast menu is included in the room rate.

The Lemon Tree Guest House - The Lemon Tree Guest House is about 200 metres from the beach and the seafront. It is small and friendly, with free Wi-Fi and on-street parking. The guest house offers a varied breakfast menu including a locally sourced full English breakfast. You will have 24-hour access to the guest house. Every room has Freeview TV and a hot-drinks facility.

Des Amis Restaurant and Guest House - Des Amis is attached to an authentic French Creole Cajun restaurant. The apartments and rooms are 5 miles (8 km) from Norwich Airport and 6 miles (9.7 km) from Norwich city centre. The original building was built in 1411 and has 6 well-appointed en suite rooms. Des Amis Guest House is 0.5 miles from the Royal Norfolk Show Ground. A good bus service reaches the city centre in 15 minutes. The guest house is within 20 miles (32.3 km) of North Norfolk's beaches, and a short drive from the Norfolk Broads. Beautiful golf courses in the area include Weston Park and Dunston Hall.

Sherbourne House - Located in the small market town of Attleborough, Norfolk, this beautiful and imposing Georgian country house provides a haven of comfort and relaxation, with accommodation for both business and pleasure. Originally built around 1740, Sherbourne House has recently been refurbished to a high standard, recapturing the historic character and providing fresh, bright accommodation within a warm and friendly atmosphere. Sherbourne House is ideally placed 15 miles south-west of Norwich and within easy reach of Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit and the Breckland area, including Thetford Forest, Old Buckenham airfield, Bressingham and Wymondham.

Lydney House - This stunning 18th century Georgian Merchant's house is set in its own grounds close to the heart of one of Norfolk's most historic market towns. Built in 1746, Lydney House provides a peaceful and atmospheric base for your stay in beautiful Norfolk. Enjoy our garden or patio, or relax in the fully licensed Lydney bar complete with traditional games. The restaurant serves popular traditional food in a comfortable informal environment. Much of the menu is home cooked with local produce. Lydney House is ideally placed for touring Norfolk. Driving the coastal road from Hunstanton to Cromer makes a good day out and includes the picturesque towns of Sheringham and Wells-next-the-sea.

The Amber Lodge - Standing in its own grounds of four acres, the former Rectory is a charming family run country hotel. Traditional hospitality, personal service and individual touches will ensure that guests are relaxed and comfortable. The Amber Lodge is under new management and we look forward to welcoming you. The Amber Lodge Hotel is located on the edge of the Broadlands Village of Acle, mid-way between the fine, historic city of Norwich and the tourist attractions of Great Yarmouth. The Amber Lodge Hotel is ideally suited for sightseeing. Just 10 miles from the fine city of Norwich, with its magnificent 12th Century cathedral, splendid castle and picturesque cobbled streets. Also nearby are several National Trust properties including Felbrigg Hall and Blickling, once the home of Ann Boleyn. Sandringham is a short drive away. Alternatively, you could blow away the cobwebs with a boat trip or fresh water fishing on the famous Norfolk Broads, follow a nature trail or explore the unspoilt Norfolk coastline.