40 Bed And Breakfasts in Norfolk

The Marlborough Guest House - This bed and breakfast is 100 m from Great Yarmouth's sandy beach and is walking distance of the market and town centre. Close to Britannia Pier, theatres and Pleasure Beach, The Marlborough Guest House is well located for Great Yarmouth's attractions. Visit the new Yarmouth Eye, Sealife Centre, pubs, clubs and restaurants. Beautiful golden sands, amusements, donkey rides, boat trips to see seals or The Broads are all available in Great Yarmouth.

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.

Cleasewood Guest House - This family-run guest house has a friendly atmosphere, with personal attention from your hosts. The quiet, central location overlooks Wellesley Park, within 450 metres of the seafront. With a 3-star rating from Visit Britain, The Cleasewood takes pride in the high standards of catering, service, and cleanliness. The front-facing rooms have partial sea views. Full English breakfasts are served each morning. Packed lunches and evening meals are available on request. Dietary needs can be catered for upon prior request. The Cleasewood also has a lounge bar.

Wereham House - Andrew and Caroline Blyth welcome their guests into the warm, friendly atmosphere of the family-run Wereham House. Wereham House is a charming, bay-fronted Victorian/Georgian house located in Thetford town centre in South-West Norfolk. Just off the main A11 road to Norwich and North Norfolk, yet close to Bury St Edmunds and picturesque Suffolk villages, Thetford is an ideal base for exploring East Anglia. Wereham House offers free off-road car parking, a town centre location and comfortable surroundings and a garden to enjoy and relax in.

Sherbourne House - Located in the small market town of Attleborough, Norfolk, this beautiful and imposing Georgian country house provides a haven of comfort and relaxation, with accommodation for both business and pleasure. Originally built around 1740, Sherbourne House has recently been refurbished to a high standard, recapturing the historic character and providing fresh, bright accommodation within a warm and friendly atmosphere. Sherbourne House is ideally placed 15 miles south-west of Norwich and within easy reach of Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit and the Breckland area, including Thetford Forest, Old Buckenham airfield, Bressingham and Wymondham.

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

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.

Marine Lodge - Situated in a pleasant area just beyond the top of the main seafront, this charming hotel features large windows which offer panoramic views over the bowling greens to the beach and sea. Its central position on Great Yarmouth's famous Golden Mile of Entertainments ensures that most attractions are within easy walking distance. You can choose to see the history, walk along the beautiful beaches, wine and dine or dance the night away - the choice is yours. Over the last few years the Marine Lodge Hotel has been totally refurbished, blending modern facilities with the original Victorian architecture for a superb holiday experience.

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 Trevross - Just 30 seconds from the seafront and Britannia Pier, this relaxed guest house welcomes everyone, including those who enjoy nightlife. The Trevross is an easy walk from Great Yarmouth's best pubs and clubs. Free collection from the rail/bus station is available, if arranged in advance. Guests get their own key and can come and go at any time. The Trevross doesn't prepare breakfasts. Instead, guests can get vouchers for a full English breakfast at a caf