Hotels With Breakfast in Norfolk, United Kingdom

Really looking forward to staying here, because according to the reviews it is almost perfect. But it is not! Firstly parking is not easy. One side of the street is timed parking, the other is in a restricted zone, so beware if you are taking your car there. Whilst booking we asked for a room in a quiet area as we are very light sleepers, and had to get up very early the next morning to go to work. Getting into our room, past the ”I am clean” sign on the door handle,there was no window open, and the room was suffocating. We pulled back the curtains to find window condensation between the 2 panes. Photo attached, but to our dismay, the extractor fan for the hotels kitchen was right outside our room, and was on full blast, so impossible to leave the window open. Went downstairs to ask if there was another available room, we would have been happy with a family room and pay the difference, but we were told the hotel was full. So back to our room, and longing for a shower went into the shower room. 1 loose tile on the floor which rocked when you stood on it, and disgusting mold both in the shower cubicle & on the adjoining wall. So no shower, and health issues meant that I could only spend the briefest of time in that unsanitary room. It does not take much to clear up that health & safety issue, if only the owners could be bother to check that their rooms are fit for purpose. The room itself is a bit worn and unloved. One of our 2 single beds had something below the divan on the floor, again picture attached. Heaven knows what that is? Strangely, some one had taken the tissues out of the complimentary box, cut them in half & put them back in the box. What is the point in that, as you needed 2 halves to use for any purpose that you might want! One plus point, the amenity tray was well stocked. Lastly when we checked out the next morning @ 6am, the room next to us still had the ” I am clean” sign on it, so an unused room, and not a full hotel as we were told.

After a long week of nights, me and my colleagues thought we would go for breakfast at our local holiday inn which is just round the corner. We were all pleasantly surprised. We turned up very tired and was greeted by very nice staff and we were seated by sarah. Breakfast was DELICIOUS!! lots of choice and food was hot. Luke was very attentive, the only thing we were a little confused about was what there was a kitchen porter in the restaurant clearing tables after we had finished eating. Would definitely recommend eating here and me and my colleagues have a new after night’s breakfast club

The hotel is in a good location and very safe, only a 6-minute walk from Norwich train station. The owner and staff are very kind, friendly and helpful. Although the hotel facilities are simple, hot water boilers and coffee are provided. If you need a hair dryer, you can ask the front desk attendant for one. There are ample charging plugs in the room, including USB sockets and TYPE C sockets, with advanced facilities. Bring your own toothbrush and slippers. Everything in the hotel is very clean. The shower faucet in the bathroom is very powerful and the hot water is very comfortable, which made me relax during these few days of travel. Thank you for making a good choice. This hotel is very good overall. I will definitely come back next time 😉

Very warm welcome, the gentleman on the desk has great customer service. Cosy double room was amazing. Plenty of space. Was a strong smell coming from the sink after everytime it was used. Toilet seat was wonky and held on at top with 2 screws. These were our only downfall

The hotel is next to the carousel, you need to be patient to find it, the parking lot is quite big; the service staff are very enthusiastic; the breakfast is okay; the Internet is not very good, remember to ask the waiter for a password, if you don't have a password, you can connect, but you can't use it

Noise from street outside window until 3.30am, shortly followed by traffic noise, so we got very little sleep! Our 'Heritage' room had neither beams nor a fireplace (as described on website) and was small and awkwardly shaped, with much of the room being taken up by a freestanding bathtub so that the wardrobe was crammed against a wall on the opposite side. The room was unwelcoming to say the least. When we mentioned the street noise on checking out, we were told to ask for a quiet room next time.....there will not be a next time. We booked directly with the hotel and were not told anything about street noise. A fridge with a loud hum was placed on top of a small table next to the wardrobe. Breakfast was adequate but poached eggs were hard. Not a wonderful experience.

Stayed here to go on steam train trip .sundown festival on so hotel full and unable to offer upgrade.still got a pitch side room platinumihg membercharming helpful staff unable to give 5 stars as did not have any meals.also when we last stayed here 15 years ago I noted a design fault in the bathroom the soap and shampoo dispensers are very high on the wall for the shower and people using bath cannot reach them without standing and have no separate soap.this increases risk of slipping however this is still a nice hotel with easy access to the railway station.I think this is now the nicest of Kew greens holiday inns in Norwich

I stayed here when I was on a business trip in Norwich. The environment is great. It's just a manor hotel. The facilities are too old. The floor is creaky. The facilities in the room are very old. The third and fourth tier hotels in China are better than this. If you are a pretentious person, forget it. The environment is still very good. The air is very fresh. The breakfast is also OK. Anyway, it's just an ordinary British meal.

We stay in a lot of guesthouses as we move around. We don’t leave many public reviews on tripadvisor & google because of what we now do, but every now and then a place does deserve a bit of a constructive writeup. We ran a guest house for over ten years. Negative reviews are something to take seriously and often highlight ‘little’ problems that the operators overlook or where they have let a standard drop. Other negative reviews can simply be someone with an axe to grind to get a part refund but should still be taken seriously and if its legitimate then always give some money back otherwise if they complain to their bank or credit card company and exercise their rights, you’ll end up with the entire fee taken from you by the bank under the credit card agreements. What we’re saying is we’re not easily put off by a few negative reviews. Keep a balance and open mind. We have stayed at other guest houses in the same road and know some of the other owners , therefore through talking to them we had prior knowledge that the Little Emily has recently changed hands and potentially going through a few changes and thats why it ended up on our list of places to visit. We had another business need to be in the area and at short notice at the height of the season finding somewhere starting midweek extending across a bank holiday was near impossible. Most owners want Monday to Friday, Friday to Sunday or Saturday to Saturday. The Little Emily was very accommodating with our dates. This is intended both for the guest that may visit but also constructive suggestion for the owners. It is lengthy though, so stick with it and as a guest you might learn something. Our experience The booking was done direct by phone, no actual problems noted other than the price we were quoted was £5 higher than the booking dot com website, which in our opinion and experience that site should be avoided but that’s another story. We didn’t receive any email or texts confirming our booking, normally something would arrive explaining check in/out times and a bit of info, but not an issue. We arrived at around 2:30pm, front door locked no-one apparently on site. Another family had been there a while and mentioned that they’d been calling the numbers but no answer. Omar I believe his name was, (if it wasn’t then we apologise we were given the wrong name by someone else) appeared a while later announcing he’s the manager and told us all to come back at 3pm for check-in. We came back later, check in was okay conducted in the hallway. The owner isn’t a very chatty person so it was a little awkward but that could be shyness or experience if he’s a new owner and not used to dealing with the public. It really does take a while to build confidence. We had to ask for info rather than it being volunteered, as an owner you get asked the same questions over and over and become very well-rehearsed, another reason for a good booking confirmation document as this is a good place to e

Really enjoyed our relaxing spa break break. Spa was available from 6am till 10pm with no pre booking which was superb. Building was clean, the young receptionist was ever so smiley and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and the lounge bar was great. Garden area were beautiful, golf course was nice. Highly to

After a long week of nights, me and my colleagues thought we would go for breakfast at our local holiday inn which is just round the corner. We were all pleasantly surprised. We turned up very tired and was greeted by very nice staff and we were seated by sarah. Breakfast was DELICIOUS!! lots of choice and food was hot. Luke was very attentive, the only thing we were a little confused about was what there was a kitchen porter in the restaurant clearing tables after we had finished eating. Would definitely recommend eating here and me and my colleagues have a new after night’s breakfast club

Noise from street outside window until 3.30am, shortly followed by traffic noise, so we got very little sleep! Our 'Heritage' room had neither beams nor a fireplace (as described on website) and was small and awkwardly shaped, with much of the room being taken up by a freestanding bathtub so that the wardrobe was crammed against a wall on the opposite side. The room was unwelcoming to say the least. When we mentioned the street noise on checking out, we were told to ask for a quiet room next time.....there will not be a next time. We booked directly with the hotel and were not told anything about street noise. A fridge with a loud hum was placed on top of a small table next to the wardrobe. Breakfast was adequate but poached eggs were hard. Not a wonderful experience.

Stayed here to go on steam train trip .sundown festival on so hotel full and unable to offer upgrade.still got a pitch side room platinumihg membercharming helpful staff unable to give 5 stars as did not have any meals.also when we last stayed here 15 years ago I noted a design fault in the bathroom the soap and shampoo dispensers are very high on the wall for the shower and people using bath cannot reach them without standing and have no separate soap.this increases risk of slipping however this is still a nice hotel with easy access to the railway station.I think this is now the nicest of Kew greens holiday inns in Norwich

I stayed here when I was on a business trip in Norwich. The environment is great. It's just a manor hotel. The facilities are too old. The floor is creaky. The facilities in the room are very old. The third and fourth tier hotels in China are better than this. If you are a pretentious person, forget it. The environment is still very good. The air is very fresh. The breakfast is also OK. Anyway, it's just an ordinary British meal.

Really enjoyed our relaxing spa break break. Spa was available from 6am till 10pm with no pre booking which was superb. Building was clean, the young receptionist was ever so smiley and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and the lounge bar was great. Garden area were beautiful, golf course was nice. Highly to

My partners daughter booked us a 1 night stay here for his birthday,and a table for Sunday lunch.on arriving we weren't sure if we were in the correct car park as there's no signs to say it was.check in 4 the room wasn't until 2pm and our table 4 lunch was 1pm so we had a drink in the bar first.therez a large seating area outside but only a small bar area so if weather is bad there wouldn't be many seats to sit in.we both choose Sunday roast 4 lunch,the farmers roast that you get a slice of all 3 meats,I have 2 be honest i couldnt taste the difference in them.overall the roast had a strange taste,I can't really put my finger on it,there was a lot of herbs especially rosemary on my plate I prefer potatoes etc..not covered in herbs.the cauliflowercheese was mushy..the desserts were lovely.we had few drinks on the terrace later and scones and cream which was lovely the room we had overlooked the side of the hotel..i didn't sleep very well in the bed,the bed itself was good but the pillows were awfull,the room was quite stuffy but I didn't feel comfortable leaving the window open.,couldnt fully turn off the shower and the radiator in the room clearly leaks as there was a tea towel wrapped round it which looked like it had been there a while.we didn't have breakfast before leaving as my partner had work commitments. Overall this hotel has a great location overlooking the river which definately makes it popular,there are a few things that could do with fixing here to make it an excellent hotel.

Looks a little run down outside and quite dated inside. We spent one night in a twin room which was reasonably clean however i would suggest they upgrade the mattress protectors. Nice little complementary tray with water, tea coffee sugar and biscuits. Staff on reception were very friendly. We didn't eat in the restaurant so can't comment. Overall stay was good.

Pub restaurant and private hotel in a rural location, close to a surprisingly busy main road and a short drive away from the pleasant small town of Aylsham. Stayed only one night but hope to be able to go back some time. Had a superb meal in the restaurant, waiting staff very polite and attentive. Room with a view across green fields was large, clean and newly-decorated as was the en-suite which had a powerful shower in a large cubicle. Bed was comfortable, slept fairly well although the duvet was a little too thick and the night not quite warm enough to sleep without covers! Kept the window open, therefore the noise of the passing traffic was quite evident but not objectionable. Our stay was beautifully rounded-off with a generous and very tasty full English breakfast with locally-sourced sausages and bacon.

Very warm welcome, the gentleman on the desk has great customer service. Cosy double room was amazing. Plenty of space. Was a strong smell coming from the sink after everytime it was used. Toilet seat was wonky and held on at top with 2 screws. These were our only downfall

The hotel is next to the carousel, you need to be patient to find it, the parking lot is quite big; the service staff are very enthusiastic; the breakfast is okay; the Internet is not very good, remember to ask the waiter for a password, if you don't have a password, you can connect, but you can't use it

This is a very old, historical, atmospheric building, the manager was friendly and very helpful particularly at checkin. The bed was huge and very comfortable, the room large and well equipped. The only reason I mark this property down is that it is slightly shabby with furniture dusty and the shower cubicle paint flakey. The staff at breakfast were friendly and attentive, but at a busy service one evening, they obviously couldn’t cope. There was a total lack of eye contact and they avoided coming near our table to take our order. We left the restaurant in the end (before having our order taken) and went elsewhere! The hotel is excellently placed in King’s Lynn within walking distance of the town centre. We would definitely stay again.

We love it will be stay again

My partners daughter booked us a 1 night stay here for his birthday,and a table for Sunday lunch.on arriving we weren't sure if we were in the correct car park as there's no signs to say it was.check in 4 the room wasn't until 2pm and our table 4 lunch was 1pm so we had a drink in the bar first.therez a large seating area outside but only a small bar area so if weather is bad there wouldn't be many seats to sit in.we both choose Sunday roast 4 lunch,the farmers roast that you get a slice of all 3 meats,I have 2 be honest i couldnt taste the difference in them.overall the roast had a strange taste,I can't really put my finger on it,there was a lot of herbs especially rosemary on my plate I prefer potatoes etc..not covered in herbs.the cauliflowercheese was mushy..the desserts were lovely.we had few drinks on the terrace later and scones and cream which was lovely the room we had overlooked the side of the hotel..i didn't sleep very well in the bed,the bed itself was good but the pillows were awfull,the room was quite stuffy but I didn't feel comfortable leaving the window open.,couldnt fully turn off the shower and the radiator in the room clearly leaks as there was a tea towel wrapped round it which looked like it had been there a while.we didn't have breakfast before leaving as my partner had work commitments. Overall this hotel has a great location overlooking the river which definately makes it popular,there are a few things that could do with fixing here to make it an excellent hotel.

Pub restaurant and private hotel in a rural location, close to a surprisingly busy main road and a short drive away from the pleasant small town of Aylsham. Stayed only one night but hope to be able to go back some time. Had a superb meal in the restaurant, waiting staff very polite and attentive. Room with a view across green fields was large, clean and newly-decorated as was the en-suite which had a powerful shower in a large cubicle. Bed was comfortable, slept fairly well although the duvet was a little too thick and the night not quite warm enough to sleep without covers! Kept the window open, therefore the noise of the passing traffic was quite evident but not objectionable. Our stay was beautifully rounded-off with a generous and very tasty full English breakfast with locally-sourced sausages and bacon.

It's really level one invincible! Highly recommended! It's really a legacy. I'm at least better than the king of orange crystal

Very friendly, welcoming and efficient staff. The lift was out of order but help with our luggage was offered immediately. Room was immaculate and well equipped, with air conditioning and a comfortable bed. The only inconvenience was no socket for the hairdryer near a mirror. Breakfast was well presented with a good choice of hot and cold items, but more seating would be useful. Staff were clearing tables as quickly as possible, but as it was a warm and sunny morning we ate outside. Would definitely stay here again.

I have to confess that I am a member of this establishment so have a vested interest in its success, but having just come off the golf course in need of a beer and some food, I was greeted enthusiastically by the bar staff despite the fact that the bar area was crowded with golf society folk who had obviously had a few bevvies, a private party and a full restaurant. The staff were literally running to make sure food was getting to where it was needed. There was a delay on food and we were advised in advance. Despite this our food was well cooked and very tasty. Special thanks to Maddy and Adam who always go the extra mile. Just be aware guys that you are appreciated by us members who see your hard work and dedication. PS this is a golf club so if you want a cheap pint get the number 29 bus to Norwich and get off at Hellesdon.