The Manor House Hotel - Boasting spectacular views out over the North Norfolk Coast, and set in the peaceful town of Mundesley-on-Sea, this historic hotel is great for a relaxing or romantic break. Dating back over 100 years, the Manor House Hotel has a fantastic restaurant serving traditional British food, as well as 2 comfortable bars, open from 11:00 until 23:00. The hotel also has 2 function suites with views of the North Sea. There are 25 relaxing en suite guest rooms, many with sea views. Every room has a minibar, TV and tea/coffee. Within easy reach of Norwich and the wonderful Norfolk Coast, the Manor House Hotel provides is an excellent base for hiking, cycling, walking or relaxing.

Premier Inn Norwich Airport - Next to Norwich International Airport, this Premier Inn hotel has family-friendly rooms with satellite TV, and a Brewers Fayre restaurant serving pub-style meals in a friendly environment. Some rooms at the Premier Inn Norwich Airport can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

Lynford Hall Hotel - Lynford Hall Hotel and Business Centre is a spectacular mansion in a beautiful location in mid-Norfolk, among lakes, parkland and thousands of acres of forest. The hotel was been fully refurbished in 2008 and is located in a quiet area. It is very close to the A1065 and the A134 junction in Mundford, just 7 miles from Thetford and the American Airbase in Lakenheath. Lynford Hall Hotel is an active conference and business centre, and one of the prime locations in East Anglia for weddings. The Jacobean-style Grade II listed mansion was constructed between 1857 and 1862 to replace a former hall built in 1720.

Maltings Hotel - The Maltings Hotel is located in Weybourne, 4 miles from Holt in North Norfolk. The Maltings Hotel, an original building of Norfolk flint, dating back to the 16th Century. Cuisine is of a high standard with friendly service and a wide selection of menus, including bar meals and a la carte.

The Bull Inn - In the heart of rural Norfolk, this charming traditional coaching inn dates back to the 17th century, with parts dating back to the 14th century, making it the second oldest inn in Norfolk. The Bull Inn is located off the A1045 - Swaffham to Fakenham road, and was once the first or last change of horses on the old Kings Lynn to Great Yarmouth coaching route. Today, the inn has 10 recently refurbished en suite rooms, with 3 disabled-friendly rooms on the ground floor. The inn still retains many beautiful original features, including exposed wooden beams. The building's original timber frame can be clearly seen in the restaurant and the rooms above. As well as the restaurant, the inn has a charming traditional bar, with a selection of real ales served all year round. The bar is also open to the public and is popular with local people as well as with hotel guests.

Congham Hall - Set in acres of stunning parkland and orchards, Congham Hall is a beautiful Georgian manor house with an excellent restaurant. King's Lynn city centre is a 15-minute drive away. Each individually decorated room has classical decor, comfortable beds and picturesque views. An inclusive full English breakfast is provided. Dine in the superb Orangery Restaurant and sample the creative menu, using fresh produce from the estate garden. Take afternoon tea in the lounge next to the cosy log fire. Congham Hall boasts a croquet lawn and tennis courts. Guests may also unwind with a range of beauty and massage treatments.

Fawlty Towers - Centrally located in the popular seaside resort of Great Yarmouth, this small, family-run hotel provides comfortable accommodation within easy reach of the seafront and town centre. Close to all of the town's amenities, the hotel also provides an ideal base for exploring the famous Norfolk Broads and the city of Norwich, which houses a castle and cathedral. Shopping is also available in Norwich's city centre. In the evenings, you can relax in the comfort of the hotel and keep in contact with family, friends and colleagues using the free Wi-Fi connectivity.

Holiday Inn Norwich City - Close to Norwich City FC, this modern hotel is just 10 minutes from Norwich city centre and train station, and 5 miles (8 km) from Norwich International Airport. Holiday Inn Norwich City is walking distance from Norwich Cathedral, the castle, shopping, The Forum, Delia Smiths restaurant, and the Riverside entertainment complex. The spacious, air conditioned rooms with LCD TV, work space and internet access are a comfy base for visiting UEA, The Sainsbury Centre, Sandringham or Snetterton Race Circuit. There is a fitness centre, a restaurant for dinner and breakfast, and a lounge bar for light meals and Wi-Fi. You'll be welcomed with outstanding service.

Wayford Bridge Inn Hotel - Amid acres of attractive gardens and parkland, this 3-star riverside hotel in the Norfolk Broads is within reach of Norwich, Great Yarmouth and the delightful Norfolk Coast. Dating in parts from the 17th century, the hotel fronts onto the picturesque River Ant, beside the ancient crossing point at Wayford Bridge. Offering a tranquil location for holidaymakers and business travelers alike, many rooms offer attractive views of the river and its beautiful surroundings. Relax in either the elegant ? la carte restaurant or the more informal bistro, where a variety of interesting cuisine is on offer. Later, the open fire of the lounge bar offers an inviting retreat in which to unwind before bed.

Ramada Norwich - Just one mile (1.6 km) from Norwich International Airport and only 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from the city centre, the hotel offers comfortable, modern rooms, free parking and an indoor pool. The Ramada Norwich has a good location, within easy reach of all that Norwich has to offer, including the city's great shops. Norwich is rich in history and has the most medieval churches in England, as well as the famous Cathedral and Norwich Castle. Great Yarmouth, the Norfolk Broads and the stunning beaches of the North Norfolk Coast are also within easy reach. All of the rooms have the latest LCD flat-screen TVs, crisp cotton bed linen and luxury beds. The hotel's restaurant and air-conditioned bar offer international dishes and contemporary bistro food in stylish surroundings. Room service is available 24 hours a day. The Sebastian Coe Leisure Club has a heated indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a spa and an air-conditioned gym.

Royal Hotel - Located on Great Yarmouth's seafront, the Royal Hotel is walking distance from the town centre and Pleasure Beach, and offers a warm welcome, friendly staff and modern amenities. In 1847, Charles Dickens stayed at the Royal whilst writing the novel, David Copperfield. The hotel was also patronised by Edward VII; the original Edward VII crest is on the front of the hotel. The luxurious feel of the past combines with all the amenities of a modern hotel. Oliver's Restaurant serves quality English and Oriental cuisine at reasonable rates and the well-stocked bar welcomes you for a drink at all times.

Imperial Hotel - Overlooking the beach and the sea, this 4-star hotel was named Hotel of the Year in the Greater Yarmouth Tourist Authority Awards and offers a high standard of accommodation, food and service. The Imperial Hotel is an independent luxury hotel, managed by the owners who want your stay to be enjoyable and relaxing. Staff aim to make you feel welcome and cater for your individual needs. Attentive service needs to be backed by modern and comprehensive facilities. All of the hotel's en suite rooms are tastefully furnished and well appointed with a range of modern facilities including satellite TV. The hotels Cafe Cru took the Restaurant of the Year title in the Greater Yarmouth Tourist Authority Awards. Free private parking is available on site. For people with disabilities, please call the hotel first to discuss particular needs, especially with regard to access. There is a stair lift to reception and stepped access to all levels.

Sandcliff Hotel - Set in the picturesque town of Cromer, the hotel boasts splendid sea views and sumptuous accommodation, at very reasonable rates, within a very warm, friendly environment. Known as the 'Gem of the Norfolk Coast', Cromer is home to a Victorian Pier which plays host to an award-winning summer show as well as many other events and concerts throughout the year, including a popular Christmas show. For your relaxation, the hotel has a good-size bar and dining room that can cater for approximately 50 people and is ideal for sports, educational and group bookings. The Sandcliff prides its self in using the finest, fresh, locally-sourced produce for its menus.

The Old Rectory - Enjoy the luxury, charm and character of The Old Rectory, a delightful AA Red Star hotel. The country house is a short journey from Norwich city centre. The Old Rectory has 8 beautiful, unique rooms and is set in quiet gardens. It offers award-winning service in a relaxing, friendly atmosphere. Most rooms have south-facing views over the gardens and the Yare Valley. Chef James Perry has 2 AA Rosettes for his food. Some seasonal produce comes from the hotel's garden. In summer you can enjoy breakfast under the gazebo overlooking the swimming pool (open from Easter to September). Norwich International Airport is about 5 miles (8 km) away, and the Norfolk Broads are a short drive away.

The Wensum Lodge Hotel - 'The Country Hotel on The Edge of Town.' Situated 3 mins walk from town centre and 10 mins from race course. Enjoy the warmth of our family run hotel, with a games room and waterside restaurant. Ideally located for Thursford. There can be few town centre hotels that enjoy a setting such as ours. The crystal clear water of the River Wensum passes the hotel's front terrace, and a stream passes through the rear garden, sets a nice scene for family fishing. Yet the market town of Fakenham is just three minutes walk away. The mill was built around 1750 and, surprisingly, was still in operation in the late 1970's when it was converted into award-winning flats and penthouses. In 1983, the old grain store took on a new lease of life when it opened as a restaurant, subsequently becoming the Wensum Lodge Hotel. We offer complimentary fishing for our guests, by the river Wensum on our doorstep, the chef will cook anything you catch! We are ideally located for The Thursford Spectacular, Golf, Fakenham Racecourse, Walsingham Shrine and Sandringham.

Kensington Hotel - Tastefully decorated and refurbished, The Kensington has a licensed bar, popular restaurant and en suite rooms. The hotel is in an ideal position on the seafront, a short stroll from Britannia Pier. All bedrooms at The Kensington are individually designed and furnished to give maximum comfort. Many rooms have superb sea views and all have TV, tea/coffee and include a superb full English breakfast. All ground-floor public areas have free Wi-Fi access, as do some bedrooms. When visiting Great Yarmouth you can be assured of a warm welcome at The Kensington, where the staff make extra effort to ensure your stay is comfortable and enjoyable.

Hotel Wroxham - Situated in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, 8 miles from the coast, and overlooking the River Bure, this hotel offers one of the best dining experiences in the area. At the Waterside Terrace Bar and Restaurant, guests may enjoy a variety of food from a simple bar snack to a traditional carvery or set menu. Here you can take in the picture-postcard views of the river. Wroxham, known as the 'capital of the Broads', is a busy town popular with holidaymakers and locals alike. Being just 8 miles from Norwich, Hotel Wroxham is also an ideal business venue for conducting meetings and seminars and even boasts its own private pleasure cruiser which can be hired for meetings. The fully-equipped meeting room can be arranged in boardroom, conference or work station style meetings.

J.D.Young - In the market town of Harleston, in the idyllic surroundings of the Norfolk and Suffolk borders, this 15th century coaching inn offers comfortable, modern en suite accommodation. Steeped in history, the hotel was restored in 1999 to a very high standard. All rooms are attractively decorated, well equipped and en suite, with an ambience of comfort and relaxation. Each attractive room is individually decorated and furnished, with its own unique charm and atmosphere. Breakfast is included in all of the room rates. The cosy restaurant has a real fire and offers freshly prepared meals made using locally sourced seasonal produce whenever possible. The menus changes seasonally to reflect the finest ingredients available locally and there is also an extensive and imaginative bar menu that changes daily. The traditional bar offers a range of authentic local ales, premium lagers and a fine selection of wines by the glass or bottle.

Gissing Hall Hotel - Gissing Hall is a listed family mansion, dating back to the fifteenth century. Once the centre of an estate, it is now the home of its owners, Ann and William Brennan. This family owned country house hotel boasts 18 bedrooms of which three are four-poster suites. All bedrooms are en-suite & non-smoking, with private bath and/or shower and are designed with their own individual character. Please note: All bedrooms are currently being upgraded & others being built, including disabled/ground floor rooms.

The Cliftonville Hotel - This cliff-top hotel overlooks Cromer Beach, and all its rooms have a sea view. Fine cuisine is offered in the ? la carte restaurant, and the popular bistro serves fresh fish. The Edwardian building has an elegant style and an excellent location just 500 metres from the beach and pier. The Cliftonville Hotel has free Wi-Fi and free parking for guests. The Buttery coffee shop and bar is open for all-day drinks and snacks, and The Westcliffe restaurant is a grand dining room with stained-glass windows.

Express By Holiday Inn Norwich - The newest hotel in the city is located on the site of the Norwich Sports Village, next to Esporta health club, Norwich Golf Club and the city's ice rink. You can take advantage of these facilities for a discounted rate. Bedrooms are all air conditioned throughout. The hotel is ideal for the business or leisure traveller, with easy access to Norwich city centre and airport.

Felbrigg Lodge - This luxury bed and breakfast accommodation is situated in an idyllic romantic setting, in a peaceful countryside location a short drive from the picturesque north Norfolk coast. Felbrigg Lodge adjoins the southern boundary of Felbrigg Hall, a 17th century country house and estate owned by the National Trust. Amongst these magnificent countryside surroundings you can relax and unwind in style. Set within an 8 acre oasis of beautiful grounds, here, you will find over 50 species of birds and other wildlife among the lawns, specimen trees and shrubs. Beyond the grounds, wooded hillsides give way to rolling fields and miles of fine sand beaches and dunes. Whether your break is for business or pleasure, Felbrigg Lodge offers bespoke accommodation, delicious home cooked food using fresh local produce, a private indoor pool, gym and real space to relax and breathe in the fresh country air.

Stuart House Hotel - Close to Royal Sandringham and the Norfolk countryside, in the historic town centre of Kings Lynn, this small, friendly hotel offers well-appointed rooms, an excellent restaurant and a charming bar. This tranquil, peaceful oasis is hidden away in the very centre of the small medieval town and historic port of King's Lynn. Surrounded by its own peaceful, restful gardens, the hotel is quiet and secluded, and yet very central, with the towns bus and rail stations within easy walking distance. The original building dates back to Victorian times, when the house was the private residence of one of the areas most prominent businessmen. There is ample free parking available for guests use and the traditional bar offers a range of drinks, including real ales. The hotels now offers 3 nights for the price of 2 offer, representing great value for money. (Please adjust your dates to see offer).

Best Western Annesley House Hotel - Consisting of 3 Grade II listed Georgian buildings, the hotel is situated in a pretty tree lined conservation area only a short stroll from the city centre. Opened as a private hotel in the 1930's by Mr WD Gibbs, the hotel has been owned and operated by the present owners David and Jill Reynolds for the past 21 years, over which time it has been continually upgraded and now provides a high level of comfort, with every effort being made to make you feel relaxed and at home. Standing in 3 acres of landscaped gardens, with ample car parking, the hotel remains a quiet retreat from the bustle of the 'Fine City' of Norwich. A warm and friendly welcome always awaits you.

Premier Inn Norwich Nelson City Centre Riverside - Opposite Norwich Train Station and close to entertainment and shopping, this riverside Premier Inn has a good city-centre location, a Table Table restaurant, free parking and a Costa coffee shop. Enjoy alfresco dining beside the River Wensum, and clean comfy rooms with great beds. Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection.

The Bell - The historic Bell in Thetford has a restaurant serving simple English food, a bar with traditional ales, and comfy en suite rooms. The Bell was originally a seminary, but under Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries, it was sold as an inn in 1540. The hotel retains much of its original character. In 1938, Tudor wall paintings were discovered. These paintings, now preserved behind glass, can be seen in one of the bedrooms. The Bell Hotel features throughout the Dad's Army TV series, and was the backdrop to many scenes.

Gable End Hotel - The Gable End welcomes you for a short or long stay. We are situated at the quieter end of the seafront but within a short walking distance of all amenities. Car parking from front and rear.

Best Western George Hotel - Norwich hotel accommodation in the city centre, close to the Norfolk Broads and countryside. Bar, restaurant, conference, banqueting & wedding facilities are all available in this venue with private car park. Enjoy our informal but atmospheric Grill & Brasserie Restaurant serving freshly prepared traditional and modern European cuisine accompanied by excellent wines and beers. Morning coffee, afternoon tea and light refreshments are served throughout the day in our comfortable bar. We can accommodate groups of up to 60 for conferences, parties, weddings and exhibitions. We also offer Day and 24 hour Delegate Packages at extremely competitive rates. The hotel is perfectly placed, both as a business or leisure base to explore the many attractions of this historic city, The Broads Water Recreation Area and the glorious Norfolk countryside. George Christopher Davies said of Norfolk in 1883, 'There is no better playground in England.'

Best Western Le Strange Arms Hotel - Situated on the coast in Old Hunstanton, with grounds that stretch down to the seashore to one of the finest beaches in Norfolk, the hotel offers old world charm complemented by personal service. Best Western Le Strange Arms Hotel is ? a mile from Hunstanton Golf Club and is an ideal base to visit some of the country's finest stately homes, including HM the Queen's country home at Sandringham, Holkham and Houghton Halls, with Norfolk Lavender and RSPB Titchwell just 5 miles away. In the evenings you can choose to dine in a relaxed and informal manner in either the hotel restaurant or the Ancient Mariner, the adjacent village pub with real ales and hearty food.

Comfort Hotel Gt. Yarmouth - This Comfort Hotel is within a few minutes walk of Central Beach and many other exciting attractions; popular with both business and leisure guests for short breaks. Situated in the heart of Great Yarmouth, you are close to all the fun you could need in a break by the sea. There are comfortable public areas as well as attractive rooms and gardens. The Lookout bar has been refurbished, and during the evening it is the perfect place for a pre-dinner drink or night cap, in the company of friends or family.