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.

Holiday Inn Norwich North - Enjoy large, spacious air-conditioned rooms, ample parking, a restaurant, a lounge/bar and a fully equipped health club pool and gym, plus attentive, welcoming service. North of Norwich, this Holiday Inn has a fully equipped gym. If you prefer more gentle exercise, then the 13-metre pool with jacuzzi, steam room and sauna, is the place for you. The Concorde Restaurant, with its impressive daily buffet breakfast, also serves a carvery lunch and dinner 7 days a week. The lounge bar is open every day until late and is an ideal venue for a quicker, lighter snack. The Holiday Inn Norwich North is within walking distance of Norwich International Airport. Norwich city centre is 4 miles (6.5 km) away, with Norwich Cathedral, the Theatre Royal and Norwich City F.C (Carrow Road) even closer.

Barnham Broom Hotel and Golf Club - In 250 acres of beautiful Norfolk countryside, this idyllic country hotel has an award-winning restaurant and superb relaxation facilities, including 2 golf courses and a heated indoor swimming pool. With its tranquil, peaceful setting and impressive leisure facilities, Barnham Broom is perfect for those looking to relax and unwind. The 2 stunning 18-hole championship golf courses offer some of the finest golf in Norfolk, while the fabulous spa is great for a spot of pampering and a little well-earned indulgence. The spa offers a world-class range of luxurious treatments, to help you relax, refresh and rejuvenate. The on-site restaurant has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes for the outstanding preparation of its food and the good quality of the ingredients it uses. The 46 stylish guest rooms and suites offer modern luxury combined with traditional charm. Just 10 miles (16 km) from the heart of Norwich, but surrounded by some of Britain's most beautiful countryside, the hotel has a great location for a relaxing and restorative break.

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.

Strattons Hotel - In the historic market town of Swaffham, this small family-run hotel boasts an award-winning restaurant, free Wi-Fi and luxury accommodation in beautiful boutique-style rooms and suites. Strattons is an independent hotel, in the quiet, charming town of Swaffham, in the heart of the Brecks, a unique and beautiful landscape stretching across Suffolk and Norfolk. Over the last 17 years, the buildings have been beautifully renovated by skilled local craftsmen using traditional materials. Today, the individually decorated rooms are a striking blend of historic original charm and modern comforts and luxuries. Art and design feature strongly throughout and each room is unique, with its own eclectic, boutique style. The chic restaurant serves organic and locally sourced produce in an innovative and exciting modern English style. The restaurant offers fabulous cheeses from all over the British Isles and a range of wines from around the world to complement your meal.

St. Giles House - Now under new ownership, this luxurious 4-star boutique hotel offers charming, individually designed accommodation in a fabulously restored Baroque building in the heart of the city of Norwich. The hotel's attractive original sandstone fa?ade conceals sensitively renovated interiors and 24 luxurious en suite rooms, including 5 suites. Each room is unique and has been individually designed, with carefully restored and well-preserved original features alongside contemporary comforts and facilities, such as flat screen TVs with DVD and CD. Book a treatment in the Elysium Beauty area and have the stress of the day massaged away or simply relax out on the terrace with a well-earned cocktail With a superb location, close to the very heart of Norwich and complimentary car parking available for guests during their stay, St. Giles House is a great base whatever your reason for visiting the city.

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.

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.

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.

Keswick Hotel - An ideal base from which to explore the delightful North Norfolk Coast, the Keswick Hotel is a paradise for fishing, walking, golfing, bird watching, cycling, surfing, jet skiing and many other hobbies. Russell and Margaret offer you a warm welcome here at the Keswick Hotel (32 km/20 miles from Norwich, 16 km/10 miles from Cromer and 32 km/20 miles from Great Yarmouth), an enchanting seaside hotel with rooms overlooking the sea and surrounding countryside. We have direct access to the beautiful sandy beach just yards from the hotel, meaning you are assured of a tranquil break. The reputation of the Keswick Hotel often attracts media attention and it has been featured on Anglia Television, Radio Norfolk, Animal Hospital and the Eastern Day Press. We offer guests a relaxed and peaceful coastal setting with comfortable en suite rooms, licensed bar, restaurant, disabled facilities and a large car park. The hotel can cater for all functions, including conferences.

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.

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!

Pier Hotel - With a beautiful location and magnificent views overlooking Gorleston Beach and the River Yare, the Pier Hotel is right on the seafront and offers free wireless internet access throughout. Now a 3-star establishment, the Pier Hotel offers relaxed surroundings, good, home-cooked food, great wines and friendly service. The hotel can also host functions and special events. All of the comfortable and attractive rooms are en suite and have hairdryers, TVs, telephones, tea/coffee making facilities and toiletries. The hotel offers a varied menu, including fresh fish, grills and vegetarian options. Dishes are made using high quality ingredients and locally sourced produce, freshly cooked and attractively presented. Free private parking is available for guests.

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).

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.

Premier Inn Norwich City Centre Duke Street - Located in Norwich city centre, this Premier Inn is ideal for shopping and entertainment in Norwich. The hotel has a restaurant, friendly service and spacious, comfortable bedrooms. Premier Inn Norwich Duke Street has free parking (with a validated ticket). 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.

Elderton Lodge Hotel - Nestling into 6 acres of naturally wooded grounds, this hotel with a beautiful aspect overlooks 800 acres of deer park. The 200 year old building, formally the shooting lodge to Gunton Hall has been lovingly preserved by its local owners, and runs as a country house hotel offering 11 individual bedrooms and a delightful restaurant which has been awarded 2 AA Rosettes. The rooms have full modern facilities, while the restaurant offers high quality local produce.

Premier Inn Kings Lynn - This Premier Inn hotel has free parking, comfortable en suite rooms and an on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant serving pub-style meals in a family-friendly setting. The Premier Inn Kings Lynn is 1 mile (1.6 km) from Kings Lynn town centre, well placed for West Lynn ferry port, Sandringham and the Great Ouse river. Some rooms 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.

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.

Green Farm Hotel - For the past 28 years, Philip & Dee Dee Lomax have been extending a warm welcome to guests at Green Farm. This charming 16th century flint-faced Farmhouse Inn offers antique style bedrooms all with en-suite facilities including some four posters. In the converted dairy ground floor accommodation is ideal for families and guests who find stairs a difficulty. All rooms double and twin some large enough to take an extra bed have en-suite facilities fresh fruit and home-made chocolates to greet you on arrival. Although in a tranquil backwater of North Norfolk, Green Farm is a convenient base from which to dip into Norfolk's delights. Whether you fancy the glorious Norfolk Broads, the sumptuous National Trust Houses of Blickling, Felbrig or the panoramic views and Rhododendrons of Sheringham Park or slightly further a field the Sandringham Estate or the fine historic city of Norwich. For more activity you may wish to try sailing, cycling, bird watching or golf on one of five nearby 18 hole golf courses. Excellent fishing is available in numerous local rivers and ponds. Enjoy the beautiful beaches and many footpaths and bridleways; the Norfolk quiet lanes project can be joined from outside the hotel.

Hadleigh Gables - Set in the popular Norfolk town of Great Yarmouth, this small hotel boasts a privileged seafront position within easy reach of a number of the local attractions, including Britannia Pier. With an English Tourism 2-star rating, and an award of excellence for food safety, the Hadleigh Gables features a choice of single, twin, double and family rooms, all of which are en suite. Four of the bedrooms are disabled friendly, with balconies Hadleigh Gables also provides a lift to all floors, a licensed bar and restaurant with entertainment 4 nights a week, and a lounge with Sky TV.

Horse and Groom Hotel - Located on the A149, just minutes away from Great Yarmouth and Norwich, this family-run hotel provides a peaceful location in Rollesby, on the Norfolk Broads. Ideally suited for business guests (free Wi-Fi ) and holiday-makers, the Horse and Groom Hotel is ideally situated for exploring the 100 miles of waterway that make up the Broads. The many attractions of Norfolk and North Suffolk are also nearby. After a day's travel or sightseeing, why not relax in the uniquely designed bar? Its warm and friendly atmosphere makes it a popular meeting place in which to enjoy home-cooked meals and a selection of beers, wines and spirits.

Virginia Court Hotel - In a quiet tree-lined avenue just 3 minutes' walk from Cromer seafront and pier, with free private parking and Wi-Fi, the 19th-century Virginia Court was once owned by the British monarchy. Virginia Court was built at the end of the 19th century as a gentleman's club for King Edward VII, who entertained his guests here while visiting Cromer for his love of golf and sea air. Whilst still showing the grand public spaces from those days, Virginia Court is today a 3-star hotel (AA) with an in-house restaurant and bar. Relax with friends just as King Edward VII once did. The restaurant prefers to use fresh seasonal produce, locally sourced from the area. All food is cooked to order and includes the famous and freshly caught Cromer Crab (when available). Virginia Court is an ideal base for exploring the North Norfolk coast, an area of outstanding natural beauty with many stately homes and other attractions.

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.

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.

Caistor Hall Hotel - Caistor Hall, set in the heart of the countryside, is less than 3 miles from the centre of Norwich. It is the perfect venue for weddings, conferences, or those seeking a peaceful break. This beautiful Georgian House is set in 30 acres of woodland and private gardens. With nineteen bedrooms, six function rooms, three bars, lounge area and a la carte restaurant, this family-owned hotel is an ideal setting for business, leisure and those special occasions. Caistor Hall is an attractive Grade ii listed country property dating back to the early nineteenth century.

Old Coach House - The Old Coach House is located in the centre of the historic and scenic village of Thornham, with free parking, free Wi-Fi and easy access via the A149. All bedrooms at the Old Coach House have been decorated to add to the charm of this old building. The hotel has 12 en suite rooms, a restaurant, lounge and bar. The Old Coach House is the sister hotel to The Lifeboat Inn, a charming 16th-century smugglers alehouse, situated a 10-minute walk away (or 1-minute drive). Check-in and check-out is at the Lifeboat, so please make your way there upon arrival.

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.

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.

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.