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We will definitely be returning to the Wayford Bridge Inn. This was our second stay there. This family-owned hotel is fantastic in our opinion. Our accommodation at the Wayford, room number 12, faces the river, though it's a short distance away. We spent three days there. Everything we needed was in our spotlessly clean and well-organised room. While we were there, we made reservations for breakfast and dinner. The meals are all wonderful and reasonably priced. The food was consistently served hot and in generous serving sizes. There is a standard menu as well as a special board to select from. The staff are exceptional, as is Karen, ”The Boss,” who maintains a tight ship. With so many attractions nearby without having to travel far, it's a fantastic spot to stay.

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.

I stayed at the Kings Arms on Friday 3rd May 2024 with 3 other friends during a bikepacking journey across Norfolk. Friday was horrendously wet, so we turned up as 4 soaked cyclists and the pub owners couldn't have been more helpful! They showed us where to put our bikes, showed us our rooms, and even offered to wash and tumbledry our wet and muddy clothes. A complimentary breakfast bag was waiting for each of us in the rooms. And the food and atmosphere was amazing. They were having a karaoke night, I think a favourite of locals judging by the amount of people there. But we were far too tired by that point to take part. By the morning, our clothes were waiting for us, and they happily refilled our bottles with water before we set off again on the next leg of our journey. A really warm and welcoming pub. I'd highly recommend anyone in the area pops in and, if you have the chance to stay there, please do!

Just had a 3 night stay at The Royal..1st time. Was a quirky hotel with hampton Maze corridors!! which we found amusing & Fun... We arrived on Wednesday, and, after a small issue, (which our Man Will.. rectified) We ate at the Carvery that night and were more than Happy & Satisfied with our meal. The Breakfasts were excellent !! Hot & plentiful, choice etc. and Nam the attendee was omnipresent to help . The Bar waitress on Friday evening did a Fantastic job... on her own... coping with a last minute influx of customers.. as did the Restaurant staff.. Will & Nam.. Overall, we had an enjoyable stay and were really blessed with great weather, we loved the Village.. (it could do with a cpl more Pubs!) and would probably stay again.. Many Thanks. D & C xx