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.

Old Brewery House Hotel - The old Brewery House is a hotel steeped in Georgian charm. Situated in the ancient market town of Reepham. The hotel boasts beautiful staircases and wood panelling, and retains many original features. There are 23 en suite bedrooms, all with trouser press and tea and coffee making facilities.

Scarborough Hill Country Househotel - The Scarborough Hill Country House Hotel is set in 9 acres of country grounds. 8 individually decorated bedrooms, en-suite facilities, TV, telephone, tea/coffee making facilities. The panoramic conservatory restaurant offers cuisine with a continental and Mediterranean flavour as well as specialising in local fish dishes. Our bars offer a huge variety of wines, whiskies, beers and of course real ales and draught bitters. Choose between the vibrant cocktail bar or the serene antiques furnished lounge. As an alternative to the conservatory restaurant, our lounge bar offers daily a wide variety of freshly cooked hot and cold bar meals. Naturally the menu changes frequently and includes dishes with a local flavour.

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.

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.

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.

De Vere Dunston Hall - With its sweeping drive, combined Elizabethan and Victorian styles and 150 acres of wooded parkland, this attractive hotel offers the perfect retreat for all. The hotel boasts the finest spa and leisure facilities and a superb 18-hole golf course on site, ideal for a quiet leisure break. In November 2007 the hotel was the winner of the Best Hotel category at the Norfolk Tourism Awards.

Abbey Hotel, Wymondham - Abbey Hotel, Wymondham, is full of warm charm and character, in a very quiet location off the A11, just 10 miles (16 km) from Norwich. A warm welcome awaits you at the Abbey Hotel, Wymondham. Staff are professional and will ensure your stay is as comfortable as possible. Some rooms have been refurbished with new furniture and decor. All rooms are en suite with either bath and shower cradle, or shower only. Double rooms have a 5-foot (1.5 metre) king-size bed with a pocket-sprung mattress. The Abbey Hotel also has L' auberge, which serves tea/coffee, cakes, light lunches and ? la carte evening meals.

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.

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.

Dales Country House Hotel - Nestled in National Trust Parkland close to the North Norfolk coast you will find this traditionally English country house. Formerly the rectory for the parish of Upper Sheringham, this Victorian grade II Listed building is set in its own 4 acres of stunning parkland. The 20 individually styled en suite bedrooms are either beautifully furnished in handcrafted oak and traditional fabrics, or have a more contemporary style that complements the original period features.

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.

Stracey Hotel - Conveniently located just 5 minutes away from Norwich Train Station, Stracey Hotel provides a contemporary base from which to explore lively Norwich City Centre. Stracey Hotel provides spacious and contemporary en suite rooms, with free broadband access and Freeview TV. The hotel has a snug lounge area, comfortable restaurant and a relaxing bar. Al fresco dining is possible during the summer months. The Riverside Entertainment area, which is the hub of the vibrant riverside quarter, is close to the hotel, with its many bars, clubs and restaurants. Castle Mall Shopping Centre and a wide variety of shops are within easy distance of the hotel.

Prom Hotel - The Prom Hotel and Pub on the Prom have been under the same ownership for 7 years and continue to offer a high standard of accommodation and service. Ideally situated on Great Yarmouth's golden mile, close to all that the town has to offer, the Prom Hotel and the exciting new bar, Pub on the Prom, are an excellent choice for accommodation and dining. Newly renovated front-facing rooms have fantastic views of Marine Parade and the beach. Only 15 minutes' drive from the North Sea heliport, the hotel is an ideal location for travellers in the oil and gas industry. It has a long association with some of the biggest companies in town. Friendly and attentive staff will look after your needs.

Hill House - In the heart of the charming market town of Dereham, this handsome Queen Anne property offers en suite rooms, free parking, a cellar wine bar and 2 restaurants offering tasty, great-value food. Hill House was once the home of a local Norfolk dignitary and parts of the building date back to the 1600s. Sympathetically restored and extended, Hill House was reopened as a hotel in April 2006. Today, it combines original charm and character with modern comforts and facilities. All of the rooms have plasma flat-screen TVs, telephones, tea/coffee, hairdryers and en suite bathrooms with baths or showers. The carvery restaurant offers great-value 3-course meals, with a choice of meats, four types of vegetables, roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and stuffing. Guests can enjoy a drink in the comfortable lounge with its open fireplace, downstairs in the cellar wine bar with its extensive wine list or outside on the beautifully lit patio area.

The Links Country Park Hotel and Golf Club - In 35 acres of parkland near the North Norfolk coast, this traditional hotel is rich in original character and boasts its own 9-hole golf course, an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. Proudly independent, the Links Country Park Hotel and Golf Club is considered by many to be the best golf, leisure and conference hotel in Norfolk. The hotel has a beautiful setting in lightly wooded coastal parkland, designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The superb relaxation and leisure facilities include a solarium, a gym and a tennis court, all available to guests free of charge. Special care has been taken to furnish the hotel with a tasteful blend of antique and modern furniture. Each of the en suite rooms has central heating, a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, a baby-listening service and a telephone. The restaurant offers a range of imaginative dishes, many featuring fresh, seasonal local produce, including of course, Cromer crabs and lobsters.

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 Embassy Hotel - 200 metres from the beach, opposite the Sea Life Centre, The Embassy Hotel is under new family ownership and offers afternoon cream teas and new restaurant and bar menus. The Embassy Hotel is easily accessed by the A12 or A47 roads. All are welcome, including group bookings.

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.

Swan Hotel - The Swan Hotel combines centuries-old hospitality with the latest modern amenities. There are 16th-century beams, huge inglenook fireplaces and an arched courtyard. In Harleston, the Swan Hotel has an excellent carvery restaurant. There are function rooms at the Swan, and the hotel can cater for weddings and other large social events.

The Olde Windmill Inn - Located just off 'the beaten track', this inn is set in the heart of the countryside, away from the sights and sounds of the main road. A rambling old country inn for over 400 years, the Olde Windmill Inn now has 10 new en suite bedrooms, each furnished to a very high standard. Each room has an en suite bathroom, a built-in wardrobe and vanity unit, and a host of facilities.

By Appointment - Housed in three historical 15th-century wood-beamed houses, By Appointment offers a warm welcome, luxury rooms and one of Norwich's leading restaurants. All rooms at By Appointment are furnished with antique furniture, trouser press, hairdryer, TV, coffee-making facilities and direct dial telephone. Breakfasts range from full English to smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. By Appointment is very theatrical and quirky!

Best Western The George Hotel, Swaffham - The Best Western George Hotel, located in Swaffham is a charmingly restored 17th Century coaching inn. With a Georgian facade and a complimentary modern bedroom wing. We are situated in a charming market town within easy reach of Norfolk's top attractions. We will extend a warm welcome to all travellers and are proud of our fine restaurant, serving local produce. Situated just steps away from Swaffham's famous church of St. Peter and St. Paul, the hotel is within easy reach of several stately homes, particularly the Sandringham House, Oxburgh Hall and Blickling Hall. Ideal for touring this beautiful county with its historic country houses, the hotel is also at the heart of one of the finest bird watching and golfing areas. Our purpose built conference centre also offers an added option for the discerning conference organiser.

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.

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.'

Sprowston Manor, A Marriott Hotel and Country Club - Set within beautifully manicured grounds, sheltered by tall oak trees, this spectacular stately home, situated in Norwich, offers a unique fusion of historic charm and modern facilities. Boasting one of the best golf courses in the area, the Marriott Sprowston Manor Hotel & Country Club also offers a relaxing spa with a tropical pool and fitness centre, an award-winning restaurant and bar, 94 elegant guestrooms and 12 stylish multi-function rooms, perfect for business and social events. Sprowston Manor's location enables you to easily access all the Norwich has to offer, including Norman cathedrals and churches, cobbled streets and museums. It is also close to a number of picturesque rural villages and scenic coastlines.

Ramada Kings Lynn - The Ramada King's Lynn is located in the historic port and market town of Kings Lynn, with easy access to Sandringham. We are 15 mins from the Hunstanton Snettisham kids park farm and 10 mins from bowling and other leisure facilities. The Ramada King's Lynn (formerly Butterfly) is comfortable and welcoming. The 50 rooms include Family Rooms with interconnecting doors, Studio Singles, Double and Twin Bedrooms. Sky Sports in Bar.

Wensum Valley Hotel Golf and Country Club - Set in 350 acres of the beautiful Wensum Valley, the 90 bedroom hotel remains very much a family business that enjoys breathtaking scenery and tranquility and yet is within minutes of Norwich's bustling city centre. A range of bedrooms offer twin, double and family rooms sleeping up to 4 people. There is even a spacious bridal suite with 4 poster bed. All have direct dial telephones, colour tv, tea/coffee making and en suite facilities. A leisure complex with gym and swimming pool is available for guests, as well as two 18 hole golf courses on site.

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.

The Plough Inn - Set in the beautiful Norfolk countryside, this attractive inn offers a warm welcome, freshly cooked food, free Wi-Fi access and spacious en suite rooms with stylish, modern bathrooms. The Plough Inn is ideally situated for visiting Cromer and the North Norfolk Coast; the Norfolk Broads; the historic city of Norwich; and Norwich International Airport. There is a friendly bar with wide selection of ales, lagers and wines.The restaurant offers an excellent selection of tasty, freshly cooked food, made using local, seasonal produce wherever possible. Meat is supplied by a local butcher and comes from animals reared on Norfolk farms. Wheat and gluten-free meals are a speciality. All rooms are spacious and well equipped, most with views of the surrounding countryside. All rooms have a flat-screen multi-channel TV. The Plough Inn is run by owners Roger & Val Stock along with an experienced team, offering relaxed, friendly and professional service to all of their customers.