The Trevross Hotel - In the heart of Great Yarmouth, just 30 seconds from the seafront and the Britannia Pier, this 24-bedroom bed and breakfast hotel and guest house offers good value accommodation. Just 3 minutes from the town centre, the Trevross Hotel is within staggering distance of all of Great Yarmouth's best pubs and clubs, and is easy to find. All guests are given their own key and are free to come and go as they please, accessing the hotel at any time. For a relaxing stay, you can take advantage of a late breakfast, a late check-in, and a late check-out. All of the Trevross Hotel's 24 rooms have TVs with Freeview digital channels and tea, coffee, hot chocolate and bottled water. Towels and toiletries are included and rooms are serviced daily.

The Shrewsbury Guest House - This Enjoy England 4-star guest house accommodation is ideally located just a short walk (about 300 yards) from Great Yarmouth's sandy beach, and 4 minutes stroll from the town centre. The Shrewsbury offers you the perfect location - convenient for both leisure visitors who want to enjoy the wide sandy beach, and business guests, with the town centre and market square also nearby. Recently refurbished to a high standard throughout, this cosy guest house offers rooms to suit most needs, with single, twin, double and deluxe rooms available. All rooms are equipped with standard facilities including Wi-Fi internet access that should ensure an enjoyable stay. The ideal location allows you to be able to walk to the majority of visitor attractions and restaurants in central Yarmouth. The comfortable rooms and home cooked food will make you want to return again and again.

Catton Old Hall - Hidden in suburbia 2 miles north-east of Norwich city centre, this charming, romantic, period house with a garden and free parking, is full of quirky character. The guest house features beautiful en suite rooms, some with a spa bath or four-poster bed. Locally sourced food with vegetarian options is served. Catton Old Hall is conveniently located for the airport, rail links, the Norfolk Broads and the coast. There are regular buses that run to the city centre.

The Scole Inn - This 17th century coaching inn has retained many of its original features, including a hand carved staircase and hand painted sundial. The bar boasts 2 magnificent fireplaces which are reputedly the largest in East Anglia. We stock cask conditioned ales and a wide selection of fine wines. Food is served in both the bar and restaurant. All bedrooms are en suite, many with feature fireplaces and luxurious four-poster beds. Situated 2 miles from the historic market town of Diss, on the Norfolk and Suffolk border, The Scole Inn offers an ideal location for exploring both counties. Local attractions include Banham Zoo (8 miles), where 10,000 animals are found in 35 acres of parkland. Highlights include bird of prey displays and a safari road train.

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.

Abbey Hotel - Guest House - The Abbey Hotel is a small, comfortable, warm and welcoming family run establishment conveniently situated in the heart of Norwich and 5 minutes walk from the railway station.

Seashells Guest House - Positioned close to Great Yarmouth's beach, amusements, pubs and caf?s, this small, family-run B&B boasts 3-stars and a Silver Award for Great Yarmouth and Gorleston in Bloom 2008. All rooms are decorated individually. Double rooms feature 6'x6'6" beds for a comfortable night's stay. Enjoy a full English breakfast in the nautical themed dining room and relax while you watch the fish in a large tank.

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.

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.

The Bromley - The Bromley is a smaller, individually styled Victorian town house, centrally situated and close to the seafront and all the amenities of Great Yarmouth. The Bromley is a 4-star Silver Award winner for providing excellent guest accommodation and service. Expect big beds with rich luxury linens and fabrics, and large fluffy towels. Most rooms have TVs with Freeview digital channels and free Wi-Fi, which is also fully available in the bar and dining areas and in most of the rooms. Enjoy great food in a relaxed informal atmosphere. Ingredients come from award-winning local butchers and fishermen. The bar area is cosy, with big sofas and plenty of style. Owned and run by Jill and Stuart Ramsay, at The Bromley you can be assured of a personal touch and attention to detail. The The Bromley has been designed to mix modern facilities with the history of the building.