Tudor Guest House - Refurbished and family-run, Tudor House has 4 stars from Visit Britain and is 5 minutes from Great Yarmouth town centre, within easy reach of the beach and local attractions. The experienced owners aim to offer a home-from-home atmosphere. Each room has a DVD player, a flat-screen TV with Freeview, and complimentary tea/coffee and toiletries. If you would like to discover Great Yarmouths history, there are many museums a short distance away. The city of Norwich and the Norfolk Broads are a short drive away. There is on-street parking to the front of the house and at a location within 2 minutes' walk of the house.

The Glebe Country House Bed And Breakfast - The Glebe is an impressive manor house standing in its own extensive grounds, offering a choice of excellent breakfasts, located on the A11 at Elveden, 2 miles (3.2 km) from Thetford. Although not a hotel, The Glebe has en suite accommodation, easy access and free parking. All rooms are spacious, comfortable and well decorated. Each has a hospitality tray and a TV with Freeview channels. There are no bar or evening-meal facilities at The Glebe, but there are plenty of pubs and restaurants within 2-3 miles (3-5 km). The area is known for its wildlife and beautiful landscape, with nearby Thetford Forest being popular with walkers and cyclists. The Glebe is also close to Center Parcs.

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.

Sandy Acres Guest House - This guest house is situated at the north end of Great Yarmouth, close to the racecourse and beach. Sandy Acres is 200 metres from the seafront, less than 1 mile from the town centre shops and market, and 10 minutes' walk from the racecourse. There are 10 well-appointed bedrooms, all with en suite or private facilities. All rooms have Freeview TV, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer and an electric fan/central heating (depending on season). There is a varied breakfast menu to choose from.

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.

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.

Spread Eagle Inn - In the quiet rural hamlet of Barton Bendish, in the centre of the beautiful south-west Norfolk region, the Spread Eagle is a traditional village inn, with tons of character and charm. The Spread Eagle Inn offers great hospitality and service, as well as comfortable accommodation in the inn's recently converted barns and outbuildings. The excellent food and wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks make the inn popular with locals, visitors and guests alike. The en suite accommodation features contemporary furniture alongside authentic traditional charm. Rooms are serviced daily, have controllable heating, flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. The restaurant has received an AA Rosette and offers modern British cuisine made with the finest, freshest seasonal produce available locally. The Spread Eagle is a true country inn in lovely picturesque surroundings. With great food, traditional charm and comfortable accommodation, the inn is a great place to enjoy a break away from it all.

The Crown Inn - With parts dating back to the 13th century, this 16th century inn is now a small country pub offering free Wi-Fi, 2 bars, a separate restaurant and comfortable en suite accommodation. In the heart of the small, charming village of Gayton, the Crown Inn offers 4 comfortable and homely rooms, furnished in a traditional cottage style. Each room has an en suite shower or bathroom. Every room has tea/coffee making facilities and there is a cosy lounge with Sky TV Rich in original character and traditional charm, parts of the building are said to date back to between 1216 and 1262, when the building was constructed to house the stonemason and the workers who built the church opposite. There are low original wooden beams in a few places. The Crown Inn is dog friendly and well-behaved dogs are welcome in the rooms and throughout the pub, apart from in the restaurant.

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.

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.